Regaining investor trust in South African mining
Thought leaders, influential CEOs, investors, and government will be contributing to frank, open conversations about all matters relating to the mining industry.at the 5th Joburg Indaba taking place on 4-5 October 2017 at the Inanda Club, Johannesburg.
Once again chaired by me, the central thread of conversation at this year’s event is how all stakeholders can regain the trust of investors in South African mining. Local and international headline speakers are set to share and debate the visions of a modernised sector, and how to maximise value out of mines for stakeholders and the country.
The sharing of opposing insights and blunt debates are a distinct flavour of this event and will get off to a hot start when delegates discuss just how South Africa can pave the way forward as a modernised mining industry, and do so in a more inclusive and completely transformed industry.
A team of international investment experts including Jim Rutherford, Non-Executive Board Member, Anglo American and Frank Beaudry, Equity Investment Analyst, Capital Group, London are tasked with tackling the all-important question of how the mining sector will regain the trust of investors.
“More than 500 top mining stakeholders will openly share their views on how South African mining entities can achieve not only their own, but a broader purpose, by using the rights skills to grow the local mining sector”, states CEO Joburg Indaba, Paula Munsie.
Global and local brands have continued to pledge their support for this increasingly popular event. Lead Sponsor: PwC and Co-Lead Sponsor J.P. Morgan are joined by others including Deloitte, Standard Bank; DRA, ENSafrica, KPMG, The MSA Group, RMB, Anglo American; Harmony Gold; Sibanye Gold, South32, African Rainbow Minerals, Canyon Coal, Implats, and Vedanta Resources.
Don’t miss the change to experience this unique event and an exhilarating glimpse into the future world of mining. Visit www.joburgindaba.com to register today.
Group Executive at ANSTO. Non-Executive Director. C-Suite. Nuclear Science and Technology for the benefit of mankind.
7yLooking forward to seeing the outcomes of the next 2 days of discussion.
Managing Partner, Sub-Saharan Africa at Egon Zehnder
7yLooking forward to this year's Joburg Indaba.
Customer Services at Minlog PTY
7yHopefully common sense will prevail
Executive Chairman Wesson Group | global resources and energy
7yBernard, South Africa has great potential as we all know for investors to make good returns ! However it is a dismal situation given the government and other parties are increasing the risk profile every, talking of Nationalisation, BE, unions and total uncertainty. Further we see the events in other developing countries in Africa changing the deal after substantial capital has been invested makes South Africa a no go for most investors. We tried funding two great projects in South Africa and after getting negative feedback on risk from local South African bank, who would invest in Africa before South Africa and cold appetite in London and North America Best of luck I hope you can get some guarantees from government to prevent the flight of capital, skill and pending demise of the economy. I left the country some years ago, moving to Australia before Mandela was released and was so impressed with what was been achieved. It was great to see all the crazy racist laws get appealed and the country become a place for all. Now it is sliding back as it needs to build the economy and create jobs and wealth for the people as the alternative is a sad one indeed I applaud your efforts let me know how we can assist