- 1 - 3 December 2026
- Business Design Centre, London
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Capital is more selective. Governments are taking a more hands-on role in how projects are approved, financed and developed. Supply chains are under scrutiny, and timelines are tightening across mining, energy and critical minerals.
In this environment, the right conversations matter more than ever.
Resourcing Tomorrow is built for senior decision-makers advancing projects, deploying capital and shaping strategy. It is where industry pressures translate into decisions, and decisions into outcomes.
The agenda is shaped by the decisions leaders are under pressure to make now. It focuses on capital allocation in a tighter market, the impact of geopolitics and policy risk, and the financing of critical minerals and energy transition projects at scale.
Sessions are practical and candid, led by people deploying capital and advancing projects. Insight that can be taken straight back into funding, partnership and strategy discussions.
Senior decision-makers with mandates, budgets and commercial responsibility sit at the centre of the event. Investors attend with defined allocation strategies. Governments are represented by ministers and senior officials shaping incentives, permitting and critical minerals frameworks. Mining CEOs and boards attend with live projects and clear objectives. Solution providers engage directly with operators and project leaders responsible for delivery and performance.
Direct access to the people who approve investment, appoint partners and move projects forward.
Chance encounters rarely deliver return. Structured engagement does.
Through Resourcing Tomorrow Connect, attendees pre-schedule targeted one-to-one meetings by industry, region, commodity focus and project stage. This concentrates months of outreach into three days of focused conversations.
Qualified meetings, active opportunities and follow-on discussions matter more than volume of contacts.
Deal flow accelerates when the full value chain is present. Investors, mining companies and solution providers operate in the same commercial environment, allowing opportunities to be discussed, tested and progressed in real time.
Mining Spotlights and Pitch Battles offer concise project updates, giving investors and partners a clear view of opportunity, risk and next steps. The result is a faster path from interest to investment, partnership or acquisition.
Long-term competitiveness depends on leadership and capability. Alongside its commercial focus, the event supports industry resilience through initiatives such as the Women in Mining UK Lounge and the Next-Generation Leaders Programme.
These programmes strengthen leadership pipelines and help ensure the sector continues to attract, retain and develop high-quality talent.
Resourcing Tomorrow is a global forum built for senior leaders across the mining value chain who are focused on accelerating projects, progressing deals and turning conversations into outcomes.
Progress is increasingly shaped by access to capital, governments and partners in one place.
Major and mid-tier miners use the event to advance financing discussions, engage with government ministers from 65+ countries, and identify solution partners supporting delivery, productivity and sustainability. Bringing these stakeholders together helps move complex discussions forward and improve project certainty.
Resourcing Tomorrow brings juniors into direct contact with 550+ qualified investors, each holding an average of 3+ meetings, while mining companies average 25 meetings across three days. Structured meetings and concise project updates enable juniors to present opportunities, receive informed feedback and advance funding or partnership discussions efficiently.
Growth for mining solution providers depends on access to operators with active projects, budgets and delivery challenges.
Resourcing Tomorrow brings solution providers into direct contact with mining companies across exploration, development and production, alongside investors and government stakeholders influencing project timelines and requirements. With 2,850+ pre-scheduled meetings taking place across the event, conversations focus on deployment, performance and partnership, creating clear routes to new contracts, longer-term commercial relationships and repeat business.
Securing reliable, responsible supply has become a strategic priority for downstream buyers.
Resourcing Tomorrow connects downstream buyers directly with mining companies, investors and governments shaping supply chains across critical minerals. Engagement spans 50+ commodities, projects across multiple jurisdictions, and companies listed on 25+ stock exchanges, allowing buyers to assess supply options, understand risk and advance sourcing conversations in one place.
The result is earlier visibility on supply, stronger relationships with producers, and more resilient, future-ready supply chains.
Winning work in mining increasingly depends on being close to live projects and senior decision-makers early.
Resourcing Tomorrow places professional and financial services firms in front of a highly senior audience, with 60%+ of attendees at C-suite or senior management level, and 2,850+ pre-scheduled meetings taking place across the event. Conversations focus on financing structures, partnerships and delivery challenges, creating clear new business opportunities, from advisory and legal mandates to longer-term client relationships beyond the event.
Attracting investment and accelerating development requires direct engagement with capital and industry.
Resourcing Tomorrow brings 65+ governments into dialogue with investors, mining companies and solution providers, with senior officials from 60+ countries taking part in closed-door discussions. These conversations focus on policy alignment, permitting and incentives, helping jurisdictions strengthen investor confidence, support trade partnerships and accelerate capital deployment.
Resourcing Tomorrow connects investors with 150+ mining companies, spanning exploration, development and production. Opportunities cover 50+ commodities, companies listed across 25+ stock exchanges, and projects across hundreds of locations globally. Structured meetings, Mining Spotlights and Pitch Battles allow investors to engage directly with management teams and progress conversations that lead to investment or acquisition.
Mining projects are getting bigger, more remote and harder to deliver. Moving equipment, materials and critical minerals safely, efficiently and on time is now a major commercial priority, and the companies that solve it are appointed early. For transport, logistics and supply chain providers, this creates direct access to the buyers and project teams making decisions on future suppliers, partners and delivery requirements.
This is where mining project delivery gets planned.
Mining is one of the world's most power-intensive sectors, and power reliability, cost and emissions performance are now boardroom priorities. For energy companies, this creates direct access to the decision-makers responsible for how the next generation of mines will be powered.
This is where mining sources its energy future.
It’s always a fantastic lineup of speakers across the sector, and I think what Resourcing Tomorrow has done really well is bring in those outside of mining to really add to the conversation and complexity of the topics.
Emily Olson, Chief Sustainability and Corporate Affairs Officer of Vale Base MetalsIt's a really incredible event. And already after just a few hours, I've been able to meet so many people across a wide variety and range of parts of the resourcing and mining industries.
Zoe White, Head of Policy, Plans & Partnerships of NATOIt's one of the very few that I know of that brings together policy makers, those in government and outside of it in the international policy arena with the private sector and lots of others in the media as well. So, I think that the first message I would like to deliver is this is a really great event
Dinah McLeod, Director General of Cobalt InstituteIf we are talking offtakes, if we are talking technologies, if we are talking production, you know, flow sheets, this is the place to talk.
Yegor Perelygin, Deputy Minister of Economy, Environment & Agriculture of Ukraine
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