Mines and Money is returning to Hong Kong on 13-14 April 2026, focusing on investment, financing, and supply chain partnerships across mining and critical minerals, with an emphasis on Asia’s expanding influence in global metals markets.
Hong Kong provides a base for cross-border deal-making between international mining companies and investors from Mainland China, Southeast Asia, and the wider region and remains a key conduit for capital flows into mining across gold, copper, and energy transition materials.
The conference – operating internationally for more than two decades – will include panel discussions on mining finance, geopolitics, mergers and acquisitions, and the role of government policy in securing mineral supply.
Mines and Money Divisional Director Andrew Thake says as mining finance shifts toward Asia, Hong Kong continues to function as a meeting point for miners, investors, and strategic buyers.
“The emphasis is on practical discussions around financing structures, partnerships and long-term supply,” Thake says.
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