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overview
“The iron ore industry led Australia out of the GFC and there is every chance it might do it again as we crawl from the COVID crisis.” 15/8/20, The Australian
“Global brokers Citi, Credit Suisse and most of all JPMorgan have quite literally changed their tune on the outlook for iron ore and it could mean a new sweet spot for BHP, Rio Tinto and Fortescue Metals Group, along with a string of mid cap producers.” 15/8/20, The Australian
This year’s event will focus on COVID-19 and the impact to steel raw materials, industry growth & developments, optimizing value, managing & improving iron ore quality, developments in innovation & automation, process improvements and decarbonisation pathways to reduce carbon footprint, lower energy costs and improving the bottom line.
With the health and safety of our speakers, delegates and staff as our top priority, this years Global Iron Ore & Steel Forecast conference will now run over 3 days via our fully interactive virtual event platform.
We believe that by going virtual the event will greatly facilitate interstate and international attendees and speakers, as there is no need to worry about flights, accommodation, border closures, quarantine periods and other restrictions.
As we look ahead the event will provide the perfect opportunity for the region’s iron ore & steel executives to come together to assess, debate, and anticipate how 2021 is going to unfold after the current uncertainty.
Join hundreds of iron ore executives, project directors, analysts, engineering firms, industry suppliers and many more for 2 days of presentations, discussions, networking and private meetings.
Just some of the key issues to be addressed at the 2020 event include:
- Iron ore & steel market outlook and updates
- COVID19 and the impact to steel raw materials, supply chains & operations
- Project updates & expansions
- Optimising value – technology developments
- Revolutionary decarbonizing technologies – Opportunities to reduce reliance on costly fossil fuels and their carbon foot print
- Renewables increasing important role in attracting project investment and maintaining a “social license” to operate
- Innovation & Automation -The future of growth, IOT, remote operation centers, new productivity developments
This year’s 23rd Global Iron Ore & Steel Forecast Conference will be run concurrently with the 21st Mineral Sands Conference as a key industry gathering and a networking opportunity not to be missed.
speakers
Paul McTaggart
Co-Head Pan Asia Metals and Mining, Citi Research
Paul Bloxham
Chief Economist, HSBC
Lachlan Shaw
Director, Head of Commodity Research, Markets, Corporate & Institutional Banking, National Australia Bank
Vivek Dhar
Director - Mining and Energy Commodities Research, Commonwealth Bank
Kim Christie
Senior Analyst Iron Ore and Steel, Wood Mackenzie
Simon Thomas
Project Director, South Flank, BHP
Greg Lilleyman
Chief Operating Officer, Fortescue Metals Group
Peter Kerr
CEO, Mount Gibson Iron Limited
Mark Eames
Strategic Technical Advisor, Magnetite Mines
Quentin Hill
Managing Director, Carpentaria Resources
Amir Sabet
Senior Consultant, CRU
Dr Neil J. Bristow
Managing Director, H & W Worldwide Consulting Pty Ltd
Clyde Russell
Asia Commodities and Energy Columnist, Thomson Reuters
Alex Griffiths
Principal Analyst, Steel and Iron Ore Markets, Wood Mackenzie
Li Xinchuang
Chairman and Chief Engineer, China Metallurgical Industry Planning and Research Institute (MPI), Vice Chairman, China Iron and Steel Association (CISA)
Xiaoxuan Sun (David)
Managing Director, Sinosteel Australia Pty Ltd
Lloyd Hain
Managing Director, AME Consulting
Jun Kai Heng
Associate Editor, Metals – Steel Business, S&P Global Platts
Chris Newman
Senior Editor, Argus Ferrous Markets, Argus Media
Andrew Khaw
Editor, Asia Freight, Argus
Abhinav Gupta
Analyst – Dry Cargo Research, Braemar ACM
Lyle Banks
General Manager – Development and Trade, Pilbara Ports Authority
Dustin Pepper
Lead Project Engineer, Mineral Technologies
Tristan Jackson
Chief Strategy Officer, Veckta/Worley
Matthew Schneider
Managing Director, Optika Solutions replaces Sarah Coleman
Byron Talmage
Functional Manager – Production Systems, Calibre
agenda
sponsors
exhibitors
Partners
pricing
On-Demand Playback
Missed the live event?
To watch all the presentations and each session from the live event, access the On-Demand event here.
Sponsorship & Exhibition Opportunities
Brand your company across this virtual event from the safety of your home or office. The virtual Forum is fully interactive, sophisticated and will enable you to connect with industry thought-leaders.
You will have access to the same great content, hear from leading experts and access unique networking and business development opportunities with key decisions makers. Our virtual platform will allow you to engage directly with attendees through meetings, video link, chat, live product demos, and virtual exhibits.
To see what is on offer please contact:
Megan Rogulski
Sponsorship Manager
E: Megan.Rogulski@informa.com.au
T: +61 (0)421 048 191
Benefits of Attending Virtually
Why attend 23rd Annual Global Iron Ore & Steel Forecast Conference Virtually?
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View our virtual platform in the video below.
when & where
01 - 03 Dec 2021
Agenda timing is Australian Western Standard Time – AWST
contact
Still have a question?
Alexandra Bennet
Conference Manager
+61 (0)2 9080 4315
Alex.Bennet@informa.com.au
Megan Rogulski
Sponsorship Manager
+61 (0)421 048 191
Megan.Rogulski@informa.com.au
