Transforming Mining Through Technology and Innovation

About Conference

For 20 years Mines and Money London has been the leading international event for capital-raising and mining investment. It has brought together thousands of miners, financiers and industry professionals under the one roof and has generated millions of dollars in new business, deals and opportunities since inception.

Mines and Money London has been around as an event for 20 years. The core proposition of the brand remains unchanged; we will continue to connect mining companies seeking funding with a broad range of investors.

For 2022 we’re rejuvenating the event with a new theme: Resourcing Tomorrow. At Resourcing Tomorrow brought to you by Mines and Money, attendees will benefit from a deep dive into the latest developments and new research. Themes will be addressed in plenary and concurrent sessions, dialogue tables, and panel discussions. These parallel streams will be combined with joint-stream and plenary sessions where delegates can come together to explore key issues.

Striking the right balance is crucial, which is why technology and innovation partnerships can be key to successful transformation strategies. To that end, there will be a dedicated theatre (Reimagining Mining) within the re-worked agenda.

Key themes in the agenda include:

• Accelerating the energy transition and EV migration, battery metals and battery technology innovation
• Managing geopolitical risks, resource nationalism and doing business in varying mining jurisdictions
• Innovations in Digitisation, The Connected Mine, Remote Automation and AI
• Meaningful Collaboration, JVs, and partnerships
• Climate change and how mining can help in decarbonisation and the race to net-zero
• Measurable ESG outcomes across the value chain
• Reimaging supply chains; responsible sourcing; mitigating supply chain disruptions and the impact of inflation and rising costs
• Commodity and equity prices, resource security, and its impact on investors’ risk appetite
• The future role of London as a mining finance centre