Mining Investment China 2017

Asia | Energy

Third Party Event

23 Oct 2017 - 24 Oct 2017

Ministers, mining companies, investors and service providers travel from all over Asia, Africa, Europe, North America and Middle East for 2 days of partnering, networking and business matching.

Our speakers are industry leaders and provide new perspectives on key issues disrupting & innovating mining sector, share cutting edge content and insights on the mining landscape. Our exhibition demonstrates the very latest in technology and solution innovations to mining industry buyers.

Highlights 
•    Keynotes
•    Panel Discussions
•    Roundtables 
•    1 to 1 meetings 
•    Networking drinks reception 

Event Details
Venue: Shanghai, China 
Date: 23 – 24 Oct 2017
URL: www.mininginvestmentchina.com 

Sponsorship, exhibition, speaking & registration enquiries:
Daniel Radziszewski
+65 6717 6018 | daniel.radz@spire-events.com

Marketing and Media Partnership enquiries:
Ng Chin Chye
+65 6717 6014 | marketing@spire-events.com

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