22-25 Jul, 2012 - Yangon, MYANMAR
Sedona Hotel Yangon
Sedona Hotel Yangon
"Secure Investment, Exploration & Mine Development Ventures | |||
Official Opening Address
PLUS Keynote Address on
"Updates on NEW Myanmar Investment Law for Foreign Investments in Mining Sector" Directorate of Investment and Company Administration (DICA) | |||
"Australia to help Myanmar build Mining Regulatory Regime"
"Japan's Itochu joins the charge of the Mining Brigade in to Burma"
"Obama Administration declares Burma Open to U.S. Mining Investment" ~ Mineweb, 18 May 2012
"SE Asia eyeing Myanmar's Steel Potential"
"Northquest Ltd. announces the submittal of a gold exploration permit application in the Union of Myanmar (Burma)"
CMT's Myanmar Mining Summit, the 1st OFFICIAL summit organised by CMT and Myanmar's Ministry of Mines, is the ONLY platform for global and regional miners, investors, local and overseas stakeholders who seek resource investment, exploration and mine development opportunities in this fast emerging mining hot spot - Myanmar. The 3-days' event provides first-hand information and answers, preparing industry majors and investors as well as service and support companies for ventures into Myanmar's mining sector.
Comprised of key officials from Ministry of Mines and Department of Geological Survey & Mineral Exploration (DGSE), global mining companies, as well as foreign investors and independent experts, the authoritative panel offers clear directives and balanced perspectives on the opportunities ahead in Myanmar's mining sector.
| Major functions of DICA, a division under the Ministry of National Planning and Economic Development are
Multiple Benefits Gained from Officials & Expert Panel
Be at this exciting event and make new contacts! CMT's Myanmar Mining Summit offers extensive business networking opportunitieswith Asian and global players in one venue! Signup with your team to enjoy group discount. Register online at www.cmtevents.com or email to huiyan@cmtsp.com.sg.
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1 to 1 meeting with the officials from Ministry of Mines
CMT is facilitating dedicated private consultation session between you and the Mines officials from 23rd to 24th July.
T&C: First come first served basis, one session per company. Book your appointment with the officials now! |
| Optional Workshops : Separately Bookable |
Pre-Conference Workshop Introduction to Business Ventures in Myanmar 22 July 2012, 14:00 - 17:30hrs.
Workshop Outline:
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Half Day Post Conference Workshop (1)
Project Financing for
Agenda of Workshop:
| Full Day Post Conference Workshop (2)
Geological Workshop on
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ALL FOREIGN DELEGATES REQUIRE VISA TO ENTER MYANMAR:
Read Important Info & Useful links below on Myanmar Visa Regulations:
Information if applying for Myanmar visa in Singapore
LATEST!! - Businessmen from 26 countries may be granted Myanmar visas on arrival
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| Published articles for your interest and reference: |
Thai PTT group to invest up to $3 bln in Myanmar energy - Reuters.com, July 17
Myanmar’s Copper Potential Shines - Businessinsider.com, July 11
ADB sees progress in resuming aid to Myanmar - Euronews.com, July 01
Myanmar's president promises second wave of reform - Reuters, June 19
Suu Kyi calls for Myanmar investment on landmark tour - Channelnewsasia.com, June 14
Obama Administration declares Burma open to U.S. mining investment - Mineweb.com, May 18
Japan's Itochu joins the charge of the mining brigade in to Burma - The Australian, May 04
Myanmar to re-grant visa-on-arrival, business visa starting June - English.xinhuanet.com, May 04
Is Myanmar the Next Mongolia? - Business in Focus, Apr 2012
UN official says Myanmar has potential to become an Asian tiger - The Washington Post, Apr 25
Investors Look to Burma Mining Bonanza - The Irrawaddy, Apr 25
Biggest South Korea Mining Co Work in Three Spots Myanmar - Burmese Classic
EU states agree in principle to suspend Myanmar sanctions: diplomats - Reuters, Apr 19
Australia to help Myanmar build mining regulatory regime - IFLR, Apr 10
Philippine mining giant eyes Myanmar investments - Myanmar Times.com, Mar 19
Philippine mining giant considers investing in Myanmar gold mine - The China Post, Mar 15
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26 Feb, 2013
The 3.5 day Myanmar Mining Summit in Yangon is just a week away, on 22-25 July. In addition to delivering a comprehensive outlook at the mining opportunities and first-hand information via official talks by key Ministry officials, the event will also see presentations by experts from the private sector such as gold mining companies, foreign investors and others. In addition to these are 3 specialised workshops designed to present in-depth information on investments, JVs, project financing, geological details and many more.
The delegates who are attending this event comprise representatives from industry sectors below:
And the summit will see an international mix of attendee. Here’s a quick glance at where they’re from:
There is still time to Register to attend this summit. Else contact Ms. Huiyan at huiyan@cmtsp.com.sg for further enquiries.
13 Jul, 2012
The gold mining industry in Myanmar holds great potential, and certain gold exploration targets have not been thoroughly explored. Belarus mineral ministry said that Myanmar has accepted its application to participate in the development of deposits of gold, copper and tin. The former soviet state said that it will start developing valuable minerals in Myanmar soon. From February 28 to March 6, 2012, a group of Belarusian experts stayed in Myanmar to ascertain the development and mining prospects.
A preliminary analysis reveals that Myanmar is rich in ore minerals. The Government of Belarus will be handed the analysis of geological prospects of selected locations in Myanmar, including the feasibility of commercial development of the mineral deposits unearthed during the exploration. The analysis will be provided by the Department of Geology at the Ministry of Natural Resources.
The Myanmar Mining Summit in Yangon on 11-12 July, will officially review Myanmar mining law and fiscal regime, current status of the mining industry, update on the NEW investment laws, investment opportunities, and provide an all-encompassing outlook of the mining prospects in Myanmar. Dr. Ye Myint Swe, Director General, Ministry of Mines, Department of Geological Survey & Mineral Exploration (DGSE), will speak at length on ‘Geological Outlook & Survey of Myanmar’s Minerals & Resources’. To attend this event, Register here. To have any queries address, contact Ms. Huiyan at huiyan@cmtsp.com.sg
Read complete article here.
26 Jun, 2012
Last month, the Obama Administration announced that it will suspend restrictions on U.S. investment in Myanmar’s mining industry. U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said during a meeting with Myanmar’s Foreign Minister U Wunna Maung Lwin, “First, let me say that our presumption is that our companies will be able to deal in every sector of the economy with any business. ...The presumption is that our oil and gas companies, our mining companies, our financial services companies are all now free to look for investments that can be mutually benefits to Burma and them."
Sen. Jim Webb, D-Virginia, chair of the Senate Foreign Relations East Asian and Pacific Affairs Subcommittee noted that the European Union lifted its sanctions against Burma, as did mining powers Australia and Canada. He also remarked that, "The President has wider powers with respect to economic sanctions and he should use them to lift all economic sanctions."
Reports by the U.S Geological Survey show that a variety of mineral commodities including cement, coal, copper, lead, precious & semiprecious stones, tins, tungsten and zinc are produced in Myanmar. According to the Financial Times, Caterpillar and other U.S. companies are already involved in businesses in Myanmar via third parties. Meanwhile, France, South Korea, Thailand and China have invested in Myanmar’s extractive industries. The State of Myanmar and the China Nonferrous Metal Mining Company own the Tagaung Taung Nickel Mine, Myanmar’s biggest mining project.
As more countries lift sanctions and promote business relations with Myanmar, companies and conglomerates are actively on the lookout for the latest updates. Hence the Myanmar Mining Summit is timed aptly, coming soon on 23-24 July in Yangon, with key official speakers who will examine the country’s mining scenario, as well as other major economic developments. This conference is the 1st Official Summit organised with the Ministry of Mines, and His Excellency U Thein Htike, Union Minister of Mines will grace the event with the Keynote Address.
Register here for reservation of places to attend this summit. For further queries, contact huiyan@cmtsp.com.sg
Read complete article here.
04 Jun, 2012
Australia has made a move to lift sanctions against Myanmar’s President, as well as over 200 civilians who were under travel and financial bans EU may also formally announce next week, that while sanctions may be suspended for 6 months to 1 year, it may not be lifted altogether. While Australia’s ban on defence exports remains unchanged, and Canberra does not impose general trade sanctions, suspension of EU sanctions is likely to bring in investments to the country, largely because it neighbours China and India, the world’s two biggest markets.
This decision came after a joint call to lift the sanctions against Myanmar was issued by British Prime Minister David Cameron and Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi. The British Prime Minister also said, "We want to see the further release of political prisoners, we want to see the resolution of ethnic conflicts, we want the democratization process to continue."
With travel ban lifted coupled with government reforms plus emerging opportunities in the mining sector, the time is apt for the Myanmar Mining Summit to be held in Yangon on 11-12 July. The first of its kind meeting of industry officials and global investment community will review the latest in Myanmar’s mines and mining jurisdictions, investment opportunities, the processes involved in securing mining exploration licenses/ventures and many more
Details of the event are currently being finalized and will be available shortly. Pre-Register to reserve seats now! For queries, email huiyan@cmtsp.com.sg
Summaries extracted from Reuters and Channel News Asia.
15 May, 2012
In an interview with Reuters, Craig Steffensen, ADB's director for Myanmar and Thailand remarked that Myanmar is 'a huge market waiting to happen and growth will come from everywhere, not one specific sector'. (Read full article here)
Indeed, just few weeks ago, MOGP Summit (Myanmar Oil, Gas & Power) the first Official Summit organized by CMT with the Ministry of Energy, Myanmar welcomed over 300 participants looking to seize the opportunities to be had. At the summit His Excellency U Than Htay, Union Minister of Energy, Myanmar presented a keynote address that unveils future plans for the Oil & Gas sector.
In a spin-off to MOGP Summit, CMT is proud to now announce the Myanmar Mining Summit 2012 to be held on 23-24 July 2012 at Yangon, right where all the excitement is!
The key focus of the summit will be on 'Gearing Up for Emerging Opportunities in the Hard Minerals Sector' and a reflection on the following:
Just like the MOGP Summit, key officials this time from Mines & Investment Depts, Mining & Exploration Companies, Commodity traders, Geolotechnical specialists, Institutional Investors, Fund Manager, PE Investors, Investment Bank/Broker/Financial Advisor, Service/Technology Provider and many more are expected to attend this timely meet.
To be among the first to establish commercial presence in Myanmar you should make plans to be in Yangon this 23-24 July!
And to give you a head start on the type of information you could be gathering, we invite you to review the keynote address that was delivered at the above-mentioned MOGP summit. Simply fill up the form below to download.
23 Apr, 2012
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