Agenda

Day One: Thursday 24th September 2009

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8.30

Registration and coffee

9.00

Opening remarks from the Chair

MARKET OUTLOOK

9.10

Outlook for the Australian Fertiliser Industry

Review of industry developments
Interpretation of outlook
Policy issues
The drivers of demand

Nick Drew, Executive Manager, Fertilizer Industry Federation of Australia

9.50

Market Analysis – International fertiliser supply & demand

Factors affecting prices of fertilisers in Australia
A look at potential new sources of fertiliser supply for Australian and international markets
Australia’s potential as a supplier for local and international markets

Andy Jung, Principal Consultant, British Sulphur Consultants, UK

10.30

Morning tea

11.00

Senate report into the pricing and supply arrangements in the Australian and global fertiliser market

Senator Bill Heffernan MP, Chair of the Senate Select Committee on Agricultural & Related Industries, Liberal Senator for New South Wales

IMPROVING FERTILISER USE & SECURITY

11.40

The long-term perspective: pathways to phosphorus security

Policy discussion, research and action to address challenges at international and national levels
Short and long-term physical, economic and geopolitical scarcity of phosphate rock
'Soft-landing' pathways towards long-term phosphorus security
More efficient use of phosphorus in agriculture - Reducing losses in the food chain
Improving recovery and reuse rates of all sources of phosphorus

Stuart White, Director, Institute for Sustainable Futures

12.20

Lunch

SHIPPING

1.30

Shipping & transport – Issues

The role of sea freight in shipping prices – Recent bulk shipping price fluctuations
Bulk fertiliser import protocols
National security rules and regulations – Impact on supply and demand

Speaker to be advised

PROJECT UPDATES

2.10

The growing need for phosphate rock

Global trends in phosphate demand
The Legend Phosphate Project milestones achieved to date
Legend’s Phosphate future goals
Impact of Legend’s rock supply through IFFCO to Indian rural farmers

Joseph Gutnick, President & CEO, Legend International Holdings Inc

2.50

Update on Phosphate Progress at Corella Bore / PHM South Project in NW Queensland

Developing a high grade phosphate (DSO) mine without need for beneficiation
Analying the 2009 drilling results showing consistent high grade intersections
Proving the inferred resource – Over 2km drilled to date & further drilling underway
Developing a scoping study, economics & project path for Krucible at PHM South

Tony Alston, Managing Director, Krucible Metals Ltd

3.30

Afternoon tea

4.00

The Geolsec Phosphate project – Developing the project with a negligible environmental footprint

Reducing the use of soluble fertilisers
Environmental and community benefits
Reducing Australia's demand for imported fertilisers

Andrej K. Karpinski, Executive Director, Korab Resources Limited

4.40

Closing comments from chair

4.50

Special industry networking drinks

Day Two: Friday 25th September 2009

| Day One | Day Two |

8.30

Morning refreshments and networking

9.00

Opening remarks from the chair

COAL TO FERTILISER

9.10

Perdaman Industries – An update on the Collie urea plant

Clean coal gasification to convert coal into urea
Carbon sequestration - Delivering a low emissions future
Establishing Australia as global supplier of urea

Vikas Rambal, Chairman & Managing Director, Perdaman Industries

9.50

Delivering improved crop yields through Australia's massive coal deposits

Minimising the reengineering/design through the use of off-the-shelf designs
Reducing costs and risks in achieving the optimum output
Utilising Victoria’s significant brown coal (lignite) reserves as feedstock as opposed to natural gas
Developing coal gasification and syngas conversion process including CO2 capture that will yield an environmentally responsible project

Allan Blood, Executive Chairman, Australian Energy Company Limited

10.30

Morning tea

PROJECT UPDATE

11.00

Wonarah and Namibian Rock Phosphate Projects Update

Minemakers is developing the Wonarah rock phosphate project in the Northern Territory, with production planned for the first half of 2010
Creating a strong Australian exporter in the world phosphate raw materials business
Minemakers recently acquired control of Bonaparte Diamond Mines NL, and of its 42.5% interest in the extensive Namibian marine phosphate project
Wonarah rock phosphate deposit in the Northern Territory – beginning production in 2010
Completion of the Wonarah feasibility study and the Namibian study is well under way
Exporting Wonarah product to Asian customers, Namibian production to target India and the Americas

Andrew Drummond, Managing Director, Minemakers Ltd

11.40

Update on the Colluli Potash project in Eritrea

Lorry Hughes, Managing Director, South Boulder Mines

PROJECT FINANCE

12.20

Project finance – Securing project success and finance when markets are down