Future of Mining Australia 2025 is proud to announce this year’s edition of its industry-leading conference. This Australia leg will be a solutions-focused gathering of mining professionals and stakeholders, transcending traditional mining discussions and forging a sustainable and innovative path for the mining industry in the coming decades. It will continue to build on its flagship Perth event with an extensive agenda populated by mining’s leading thinkers and innovators.
This two-day event will cover key themes that shape and affect the industry today. Key among them are the workforce of the future, electrification, the regulatory and policy landscape, technology and innovation, and Environmental, Social, and Governance (“ESG”) considerations. Some of the keynote speakers at the event will include Kylie Harris, Director of Health, Safety, and Security at Newmont; Ambassador Dr. Jane Bassey Adams, High Commissioner to the Nigerian High Commission in Canberra; and others.
Future of Mining Australia is set to attract over 1,500 attendees, including 800 mining executives and 150 industry brands, and feature more than 60 presentations, workshops, and roundtables. The first day of the event will feature a jam-packed program, kicking off with a discussion about technology and innovation and concluding with investment pitches from mining companies. The second day will feature discussions on topics such as health and safety, roundtables, country focus, and pitches to close off the day.
Previous Future of Mining events have been lauded for providing a great platform to showcase physical technology. They have also received high praise for the key networking opportunities they are, with attendees leaving with some valuable connections. This year’s event promises these and more. Most importantly, attendees will gain valuable knowledge about innovative technologies that can improve the profitability of their mining operations. They will also learn how to navigate regulations and successfully integrate sustainable practices into their mining activities. In addition, they will be part of a collective effort to pave the way for a more responsible, environmentally conscious, and socially inclusive mining industry.
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