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IMARC

IMARC already setting the agenda for 2025

Following a landmark event in 2024, the IMARC 2025 Agenda at a Glance has been released. 

Last year, the International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) witnessed its ‘biggest’ opening day to date, and had over 9,000 delegates from over 120 countries attend, as reported by Mining.com.au.

From unlocking capital for project development to fostering collaboration across the mining ecosystem, IMARC 2025 is being touted as bringing together the key players shaping the industry’s future.

With a central theme of Strengthening Supply Chains, Optimising Costs, and Driving Productivity, the program will feature six concurrent streams over three days, including Energy Transition and Decarbonisation, Digital Transformation, Mining Innovation, Mine and Project Development, Mines & Money Investment Stream, and Global Opportunities.

This year, IMARC will be delivering new insights into accelerating project timelines, de-risking supply chains, and leveraging new technologies to drive efficiency. 

Themes for IMARC 2025 include: 

  • Finding, Funding and Fast-Tracking Mining Projects
  • Driving Productivity and Decarbonisation through Collaboration, Technology, and Innovation
  • Mobilising the Mining Ecosystem for Shared Prosperity 
  • Technological Advances and Adoption
  • Developing Sustainable Mines  
  • Accessing Capital for Project Development, Innovation and Commercialisation
  • Reducing, Reusing, and Recycling Resources to Champion Circularity
  • Balancing Productivity and Operational Excellence with Cost Efficiency
  • The Continuous Quest for Value
  • Global Opportunities for Trade and Investment  

Mining.com.au will be in attendance once again at this year’s event.Official registration will open in the next few days. Register interest here.

Write to info@mining.com.au at Mining.com.au

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