18-20 Oct, 2016 - Yangon, MYANMAR
Meliá Yangon
Meliá Yangon
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"Transformation for Sustainable Growth" |
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Opening Address by
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Official Host
Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation Myanmar
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3rd Myanmar Mining Summit is now open for registration and exhibition booth booking! Register early and secure your meeting slot with the mining officials! |
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Significant transformation is undergoing now in Myanmar’s mining landscape with the new government taking serious steps to overhaul mining rules and legal framework; a move aiming to elevate Myanmar mining’s profile to new growth of opportunities and investment, as well as towards transparency and sustainability.
Successfully organized in Yangon in 2012 and 2013, 3rd Myanmar Mining Summit returns to Yangon this October with the newly merged Ministry of Natural Resources & Environmental Conservation as the official host., CMT’s 3rd Myanmar Mining Summit connects with host of influential speakers and updated agenda on legislation, mineral potential and downstream opportunities, investment and financing options, safety and technologies in this important last mining frontier.
Be sure to attend 3rd Myanmar Mining Summit if you are exploring for the opportunities to network with the government officials, financiers, mining experts and local mining companies and operators. Register now with huiyan@cmtsp.com.sg and enjoy early bird discount and the opportunity to have ONE to ONE meeting session with the ministry during the 2 days’ event.
Why you should attend 3rd Myanmar Mining Summit:
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1. Proven Track Record CMT has organized 28 summits in Yangon since March 2012 in key sectors attracting over 4500 delegates from over 50 countries. These include:
- Myanmar Construction Summit - Myanmar Manufacturing Summit - 1st & 2nd Myanmar Telecoms Update - 1st, 2nd & 3rd Myanmar Oil, Gas & Power - 1st, 2nd & 3rd New Myanmar Investment - 1st & 2nd Myanmar Mining - 14th & 15th Asia CemenTrade - 2nd Commercial Farm Asia - 1st & 2nd Myanmar Real Estate - 1st, 2nd & 3rd Myanmar POWER Summit - 3rd RubberPlant Summit - 9th SugarWorld Asia - 1st & 2nd Myanmar Consumer Summit - 1st & 2nd Myanmar Transport & Logistics Summit - Myanmar Construction Summit - Myanmar Manufacturing Summit - 14th Asia Coatings Markets - 4th Starch World 2015
2. Meet Key Officials & Decision-makers CMT works closely with various ministries. The Ministry of Energy, Ministry of Mines, Ministry of Electric Power, Ministry of Tourism, Ministry of Transport, Ministry of Industry & Ministry of Construction act as official host and supporter at many of our summits
3. Connect with genuine local or foreign partners Network with the right persons or companies. We attract the best possible candidates you can pick as business associate or partner.
4. Covers All Strategic Sectors CMT covers all the key sectors - Energy, Mining, Agriculture, Real Estate, Infrastructure, Finance, Power, Telecoms and many more.
5. 1 to 1 Meetings with Government Officials CMT facilitates dedicated private consultation sessions with government officials at our events.
CMT Invest Myanmar series provide not mere "information"but "insights" on growth strategies
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Workshop Outline:
All mining companies strive to operate safely, minimise environmental disturbance and provide medium to long term benefits to the local community and other stakeholders. This workshop will present a summary of internationally accepted best practices in safety, environmental management, and community and social responsibility.
The key objectives of the workshop are:
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Confirmed Speakers to-date from: |
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This event is an excellent platform to promote your organization to influential players and investors in the industry. Sponsorship opportunities available include Corporate, Exclusive luncheon & Cocktail sponsor.
Exhibition / catalogue display can be arranged upon request. Contact fiona@cmtsp.com.sg or (65) 6346 9138 |
Currently, Myanmar is supplying almost ten percent of the world’s needs and a third of Chinas demand for the metal. Experts are predicting that Myanmar tin has peaked and tin prices globally have steadied in anticipation. However Myanmar’s tin mines are shrouded in mystery. Located in Man Maw, in the Wa region close to the China border, the mines are controlled by the United Wa State party, which has an armed wing and has long and close ties with China. Even within the country, people are unclear of the current status of the tin ore.
At CMT’s 3rd Myanmar Mining Summit, Oct 18-20, Yangon, more on the state of Myanmar’s Mining industrywill be unveiled. Click here for the full agenda.
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For 4 consecutive years, Myanmar Tin ore output has risen 10-fold from mere 5000 metric ton in 2012 to almost 50000 metric ton in 2015. But in 2016 the growth began to slow down. According to Cui Lin, chief China representative of the international Tin Research institute, whose estimate based is on Myanmar’s exports to China, this is due to the depletion in resources and drop in grades.
Indeed Myanmar’s tin ore industry is facing not only a development bottleneck but commercial challenges as production moved from open-pit mining to underground mining which involves substantial fixed-asset investment hence increased prodcution costs
The country’s output is expected to decline starting next year if more resources aren’t discovered in the near future.
Find out more about the state of Myanmar’s mining sector, at the 3rd Myanmar Mining Summit on 18-20 October in Yangon where the newly merged Ministry of Natural Resources & Environmental Conservation and official host, together with a host of influential speakers convene to provide latest update on legislation, mineral potential and downstream opportunities, investment and financing options, safety and technologies in this important last mining frontier
Metro Mining’s main focus is its bauxite assets, with construction on its Bauxite Hills project in Cape York expected to start early 2017, subject to project approvals and funding.
But the company has also been exploring other interests, and recently entered into an agreement to acquire an 80 per cent stake in the Mahar San Copper/VMS Project in Myanmar.
The project is located in the Sagaing Region of northern Myanmar, about 220 kilometres from Mandalay, and is highly prospective for copper, gold and base metal mineralisation in Volcanic Massive Sulphide (VMS) settings.
It consists of four concessions for copper exploration. The first three are smaller, ranging from 16 to 20 hectares, while the fourth is a larger concession covering 7.5 square kilometres. The joint venture also covers the Yar Taung Mine exploration and mining project, which comprises 1853.5 acres.
Metro Mining will contribute US$62,500 for their 80% interest and Mahar San will contribute to its tenements. In addition, Metro Mining will loan at least US $100,000 per year to undertake drilling, resource definition, feasibility studies and other evaluations.
The company is also open to involving other investors with a focus on Myanmar, during the development of the Mahar San project.
Find out more about investment opportunities in Myanmar’s mining sector, at the 3rd Myanmar Mining Summit on 19-20 October in Yangon.
