Conference Themes

Reshaping the Mining Value Chain to Support the Industry’s Role in the Global Energy Transition

The resources industry, and its role in exploration and mining, continues to be important for economic, social and innovative development across the globe. The fact that the industry is also needed for the exploration and mining of critical minerals required for the future, has also further emphasised the importance of the industry...

Creating Social Value and Environmental Resilience that Supports Shared Prosperity

As the resources industry looks to operationalise Net Zero targets, develop critical minerals’ supply chains to support the global energy transition, and embrace the reshaping of the value chain, collaborating on ESG opportunities and risks remains high on the agenda across the industry.

Strengthening the Mining Innovation Ecosystem: Investment, Technology, Skills & Collaboration

Whilst there is a lot of emphasis on the mining industry’s focus on resource nationalism and critical minerals’ independence, there has also been a strong focus within the industry to strengthen the mining innovation ecosystem, primarily by connecting technology and investment...

Resourcing Tomorrow: Future Proofing Mining

As global demand for metals and minerals increases, across all commodities, especially those deemed critical, the resources industry has never been more depended on to supply the resources for tomorrow. Managing these supply chains, delivering on customer and stakeholder expectations, and transforming operations across multiple mining jurisdictions, is challenging the industry like never-before...

Digital Transformation and Mining Innovation

In these related streams, you will have the opportunity to hear from miners, academia, METS and consultants on the latest applications of technologies and innovative strategies that will help drive productivity, safety, quality and sustainability.

Social Value, Environmental Resilience, and People and Culture

As ESG requirements and disclosures are demanded across the mining value chain and companies focus on sustainable development, companies that are looking to champion their strategies and performance in this area will be showcased at IMARC...

Trade, Investment and Project Opportunities

With business back on with China, an increase in critical minerals’ demands coming from Europe and the USA, strong renewables’ interest from Japan and South Korea, as well as emerging opportunities and capabilities from Germany, Canada, Mongolia, Latin America and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to name a few, IMARC continues to be the number one platform within Australia for international delegations to converge about exploration, mining and METS opportunities.