- 7 - 8 April 2027
- Hong Kong
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Africa’s mineral wealth is being unlocked not just by mining companies, but by an expanding network of Asian capital, infrastructure and industrial strategy. This theme is built for the governments, investors and industry leaders deciding what that partnership looks like next—and who benefits from it.
The Belt & Road Initiative continues to reshape global investment flows, with Asian governments, financial institutions and mining companies taking an increasingly central role in African mineral development. Demand for critical minerals is pushing partnerships beyond mine development into infrastructure, processing, logistics and industrialisation. The real test ahead is not simply securing capital, but balancing investment, sustainable development and local value creation so both regions build supply chains that last.
Understand how African resource holders and Asian investors are structuring partnerships that extend beyond extraction into infrastructure, processing and local industrialisation.
Learn what development finance institutions and investors require from projects underpinned by infrastructure, long-term commodity demand and credible development plans.
Gain a clearer understanding of evolving policy frameworks across African jurisdictions and how they could affect project ownership, investment structures and local participation requirements.
Assess the transport, energy and logistics networks required to move projects forward, and identify the governments, investors and industrial partners involved in building them.
The 2027 agenda is designed to educate and inform Asian capital on current market realities, including:
Hong Kong isn't just where mining companies go to IPO, it's where Asia's critical mineral economy actually gets built.
Critical mineral processing will not be built by capital alone. This is for the metallurgists, process engineers and manufacturers deciding what gets built next.
Gold is having a moment. The question isn't whether Asian demand exists; it's where it clears, settles, and trades.
Mining's next decade won't be won by the biggest capex budget. It'll be won by the operators who deploy capital with the most discipline and the least wasted motion.
Investing in Metals and Minerals, Securing the Future.
Resourcing Tomorrow is the global forum where mining leaders unite to shape the future of the mining industry.
Where global mining capital meets opportunity
Europe's largest mining investment event, connecting miners with money, and investors with opportunity.
Australia's largest mining event connecting global mining leaders with technology, finance and the future.
Australia's largest mining event connecting global mining leaders with technology, finance and the future.
Leveraging off the scale of Australia's largest mining event to bring an unrivalled network of thousands of investors to Sydney.
Leveraging off the scale of Australia's largest mining event to bring an unrivalled network of thousands of investors to Sydney.