Each year IMARC continues to grow and gain momentum, and this year was certainly no exception. We have just released the official post event report which includes detailed analysis on the people that attended IMARC in 2022.
As Australia’s largest mining event, IMARC brings together more than 8000 decision makers, mining leaders, policy makers, investors, innovators and educators from over 110 countries for three days of learning, deal-making and unparalleled networking.
IMARC brought together the largest gathering of mining professionals in Australia with decision makers from across the mining value chain. Thousands of people attended this year's event.
From diversified majors including the biggest mining companies in the world, to mid-tiers through to some of the most compelling exploration and development companies.
As Australia's most influential mining event, IMARC created a global conversation, mobilises the industry for collaboration and attracted the biggest and brightest from the mining, investment, and technology industries.
The 17,000m2 floorplan was 40% larger than in 2019 and saw 85% more exhibitors with over 470 companies on the expo floor.
The International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) is where the most influential people in the mining industry come together, delivering ideas, inspiration and serving as a meeting ground for industry. From ground-breaking technology, world-class content, to a vivid showcase of all the elements that make the mining industry great.
Learn from more than 450 mining leaders and resource experts throughout six concurrent conferences with a program covering the entire mining value chain. Attend one of the many networking events or simply catch up with industry colleagues on the 17,000m2 expo show floor featuring 470+ leading companies.
There are thousands of opportunities to network, brainstorm, and knowledge share across the three days at the ICC Sydney from 31 October - 2 November 2023.
The world-class conference program now features six concurrent conferences covering the entire mining value chain with more than 340 technical talks, panel discussions and strategic keynote presentations taking place throughout the three days.
Gain strategic insights from c-suite executives on minimising disruptions and building resilience, progressing ESG, accelerating mining’s energy transition and the future workforce.
Whilst technical talks will delve into exploration into exploration, discovery and project developments, minerals processing, digital technology, and mining innovation
Download programThe threat of climate change has meant that it isn't a question of "if" companies will make the energy transition, but instead, when, and how. To achieve net zero targets, climate resilience and decarbonisation strategies are being embedded across the mining value chain.
Technology implementation and challenges and opportunities with analytics, AI and automation all remain of high interest to mining companies, especially as the application of such technologies and innovation continues to be strategically aligned with sustainability and shared value priorities.
With several recent land releases, strong commodity prices, and plenty of projects in development and production phases, opportunity for the sector is positively changing the risk-appetite of investors. Exploration expenditure saw a surge in 2021 totaling $3.6 billion, up 28% from the previous year.
The macro implications from COVID-19 and geopolitical tensions have been felt across the globe with major disruptions on supply chain, workforce, and operational costs. As industry looks to minimise disruptions, there is consensus to implement strategies that will build resilience within the sector.
In a world of growing concerns around the environment, climate change and social impact, mining is in the spotlight now more than ever, placing critical focus on requirements for ESG, credibility and trust, a social license to operate, and sustainable mining practices.
Major labour and skill shortages continue to exist across many areas of the mining value chain, made worse by recent COVID-19 implications and remote working challenges. In addition to the problem of attracting the next generation due to the negative perceptions of the industry and its culture.
Ground-breaking technology, world-class content, and a vivid showcase of all the elements that make the mining industry great. The IMARC Expo is the only place in Australia where you can discover inspiration and new ideas, find practical solutions, and see demonstrations of the latest products and innovations from startups through to some of the biggest names in the mining industry.
Whether it's for exploration, mine development, sustainability, or safety, you'll find what you need to transform your operations at IMARC, with more than 400 exhibitors throughout the 15,500m2 expo floor spanning both indoors and outdoors.
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After a two-year hiatus of in-person events due to lockdowns and restrictions, IMARC is excited to welcome the mining industry back to Sydney!
As the largest gathering of mining professionals in Australia, IMARC provides unmatched networking opportunities, serving as the meeting ground for the mining industry.
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