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The world’s largest and most influential ferro-alloys industry gathering

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Ferro-alloys29th International

Conference10-12 November 2013

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Confirmed speakers include:lShri G. Mohan Kumar, Secretary of Steel, Ministry of Steel of India, IndialAlfonso Hidalgo de Calcerra, Chief Economist, UNESID, SpainlMarkus Moll, Managing Director, SMR, AustrialNirmal C Mathur, Senior Advisor, Jindal Stainless Steel, IndialAnne Tremblay, Executive Director, International Manganese Institute, FrancelVitaly Postolenko, Director, National Centre for Global Market Research, UkrainelDmitriy Nadtochiy, Director, Asia Minerals, Chinal Inaki Villanueva, Index Analyst, Metal Bulletin Index, UKlPaul Gielen, Director Sales, Cronimet Ferroleg GmbH, GermanylMark Selby, CEO, Royal Nickel Corporation, CanadalKevin Pritchett, Head of Moly Sales & Marketing, KGHM International, CanadalAndreas Keller, Vice President, Scandinavian Steel, SwedenlMark Midgley, Vice President Strategy and Development, ENRC, KazakhstanlChristopher Ecclestone, Strategist, Hallgarten & Company, UKlDuncan Hobbs, Senior Commodities Analyst, Macquarie Capital, UKlKevin Fowkes, Managing Consultant, Alloy Consult, UKlBruce Nourse, Director of Technology, Tenova, South AfricalAmy Bennett, Principal Consultant, Metal Bulletin Research, USAlLouis Charles III Parous, Executive Director, Viridis.iQ, Germany

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Hotel Rey Juan Carlos City Center: Plaza Cataluña

La Sagrada Família

Park Güell

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Taller de Tapas

El Mussol (Pedralbes Centre)

Psicolabis

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La Botiga

Jardines del Palacio de Pedralbesy Museo de las Artes Decorativas

Camp Nou Y Museo FCB

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Airport – 11 Minutes (Approximate distance by car to the venue)

Drinks receptions 10th & 11th November

Gala dinnerFor all delegates and spouseson Monday 11th November

Spouse toursMore information available atthe registration desk

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Ferro-alloys markets are more dynamic thanever. The industry is being exposed to majorchallenges not only from the steel sector butalso problems in its own back yard such asproduction curtailments and plant closures.

Nickel demand remains strong in Asia but willproducers be able to deliver promised capacities?Will the South African chrome industry reach acompromise over the chrome ore export tax?What impact will stainless steel industryconsolidation have on the market and what willthe future hold after an alloy surcharge? To

answer these and other pressing questions for theindustry in 2014 the conference will providededicated sessions for each ferro-alloy from theperspective of the industry’s heavyweights.

We are pleased to announce that the 29thInternational Ferro-alloys Conferencewill be inBarcelona, at the express wishes of our delegates.Again 1,000 plus delegates will assemble at thismost important industry gathering to do a year’sworth of business in three days with the world’scustomers and suppliers. This time in the warmthof the Mediterranean.

Ferro-alloys LiveA bespoke system this year featuring early activation, searchabledelegate lists, and updates to the agenda in an easy and intuitiveapp for PC, tablet or smartphone devices.

Available to all registered delegates, it provides a messenger system that gives you thechance to make connections and email other registered delegates prior to the event.

Ferro-alloys29th International

Conference10-12 November 2013Hotel Rey Juan Carlos, Barcelona

“The event where you canmeet the global ferro alloys industry”Ilya Khobotilov, Senior Analyst, Mechel

“Great opportunity to hearcomments from the majorplayers in the industry”Erika Shemmeld, Sales & Marketing, Marubeni Corporation

“Excellent, format, contentand amenities”Bill Dickerson, Manager, Gerdau

“These events always helpus to plan out requirementsdepending on its analysisand expectations that arebased on real statistics”Emad El-Masry, Procurement Manager, EZZ Steel

Types of companycurrently usingthe service:lMinerslFerro-alloys producerslFerro-alloys traderslSteel mill ferro-alloys buyerslLogistics service providerslFinance providersl Industry consultantslEquipment providers

Registered delegates are already setting up their meetings at:http://live.metalbulletin.com

Sunday 10 November 2013

18:00 Welcome drinks reception: Spanish Fiesta

Day one:Monday, 11 November 2013

Plenary session: meeting room I

KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS

09:00 Chairperson’s opening remarks

09:15 Developments in the steel industry in India - is a newgiant being born?Shri G. Mohan Kumar, Secretary of Steel, Ministry of Steelof India, India

09:45 The steel industry and its concerns and opportunities in EuropeAlfonso Hidalgo de Calcerra, Chief Economist, UNESID, Spain

10:15 Networking coffee break

11:00 The future of the stainless and special steel industry - are the long term fundamentals of the market still strong? Markus Moll, Managing Director, SMR, Austria

11:30 Focus on the Asian stainless steel sector- is the region still providing a cushion of safety for world ferro-alloys production? Nirmal C Mathur, Senior Advisor, Jindal Stainless Steel, India

12:00 Lunch

Specialist session: meeting room I

MANGANESE

14:00 Chairman’s opening remarksAnne Tremblay, Executive Director, InternationalManganese Institute, France

14:15 Manganese alloys supply to Europe- volumes and price forecasts • Supply/demand balance of manganese ore - are we heading towardsoversupply? How do we avoid price fluctuations?

• Manganese alloys consumption ratios - has the slowdown in steelproduction had an effect on demand?

• Manganese alloys production in Europe - is the industry inevitablyheading East?

14:45 The Ukrainian manganese market – does the industrystill have untapped potential?• Outlook on the general bulk alloys sector in the Ukraine- is the marketin good health?

• Manganese alloys production in Europe - will the Ukraine keep strongpositions in the industry or are other suppliers entering the game?

• Ukrainian domestic market structure and competitive positioning of theUkrainian industry - will it continue?

Vitaly Postolenko, Director, National Centre for GlobalMarket Research, Ukraine

15:15 Networking break

16:00 A new generation of manganese production -understanding market dynamics• Industry restructuring - is the market going into furtherdefragmentation?

• Strategy for growth - ore or alloys? Which is the more viable investmentin current market conditions?

• Update on the new Asia Minerals manganese projects• Chasing demand - where are the opportunities for growth?

Dmitriy Nadtochiy, Director, Asia Minerals, China

16:30 Metal Bulletin Manganese Ore Index - methodologyand results• Why we launched the index and why we set it up this way?• How the index works? • How the index captures prices and market trends?

Inaki Villanueva, Index Analyst, Metal Bulletin Index, UK

17:00 Chairman’s closing remarks and drinks reception

19:30 Gala dinner

Note: Metal Bulletin Events reserves the right to alter the venue, timings and/or speakers

Specialist session: meeting room II

NICKEL

14:00 Chairman’s opening remarks

14:15 Stainless scrap supply/demand balance and its impacton the ferro-alloys market• Stocks and supply availability - is the market getting tighter? How is thecurrent nickel price affecting the industry?

• Efficiency in raw materials will be the key for stainless steel productionmoving forward, what will be the role of scrap in the future?

• The scrap market in Asia and opportunities in this new market• How long before the Chinese start buying scrap, how is that going tochange the global supply/demand balance?

Paul Gielen, Director Sales, Cronimet Ferroleg GmbH,Germany

14:45 Resolving supply constraints – changes in the industryand what they mean for producers• The movement from Northern to Southern Hemisphere, sulphidic tolateritic deposits

• What difficulties need to be overcome in order to remain competitive? • Developing lower grade lateritic ore using HPAL processing. How is thisdifferent to traditional methods and what challenges does it bring inregards to cost and efficiency?

• A greater level of instability in developing countries – how do minersand producers minimise their exposure to these risks?

15:15 Coffee break

16:00 Changes in the NPI production in China – impacts forthe global nickel markets• NPI production in China Vs. refined nickel imports - how is therelationship changing and what we can expect in the future?

• Changing processes to NPI production from blast furnace to RKEF-what is driving the change and is the process sustainable for the future?

• Export ban on nickel ore from Indonesia - is beneficiation taking placein-house and will NPI production find a new home there?

• NPI in the global supply chain- how will it affect the supply/demandbalance worldwide?

16:30 Forecasting nickel prices - have we reached the bottom?• Supply/demand balance 2014/2015 - will the market become tighter?Forecast for the inventory levels and its impact on price levels

• Long term contracts Vs. spot market prices - is the industry still leaningtowards longer term deals? Will the spot pricing eventually achieveprevious or even higher levels?

• LME price - what factors would lead to a strong hike or slash in thenickel prices in the near future?

Mark Selby, CEO, Royal Nickel Corporation, Canada

17:00 Chairman’s closing remarks and drinks reception

19:30 Gala dinner

Note: Metal Bulletin Events reserves the right to alter the venue, timings and/or speakers

Specialist session: meeting room III

MOLYBDENUM AND VANADIUM

14:00 Chairman’s opening remarks

14:15 Outlook on the demand drivers for vanadium - whereare the opportunities?• How are construction trends driving ferro-vanadium demand worldwide?• How is the Rebar grade 3/4 policy in China really impacting thevanadium market?

• Demand from the steel, batteries and other sectors - where will thebiggest growth come from?

• Substitutes - is the market looking for alternatives to vanadium?

14:45 Outlook on the long term trends affecting demand for molybdenum• Consumption of molybdenum in the traditional markets- predicteddemand from the stainless steel sector

• New applications and uses of molybdenum - where are the opportunities?• Taking stock of the market drivers - are the producers set to takeadvantage of the future trends?

Kevin Pritchett, Head of Moly Sales & Marketing, KGHM International, Canada

15:15 Networking coffee break

15:45 Molybdenum market performance - are we on the way up?• Outlook on the supply/demand balance - is the industry still standingon strong fundamentals?

• Global trends patterns - will the hand-to-mouth situation continue?• When will the global industry increase its molybdenum needs? Can themarket deliver and in what timeframe?

• Regional breakdown of demand - growth rates in Europe, the US and Asia

Christopher Ecclestone, Strategist, Hallgarten & Company, UK

16:15 Executives’ panel discussion: long term view on themolybdenum markets and trends affecting its futureAndreas Keller, Vice President, Scandinavian Steel, SwedenKevin Pritchett, Head of Moly Sales & Marketing, KGHM International, CanadaChristopher Ecclestone, Strategist, Hallgarten &Company, UK

17:00 Chairman’s closing remarks and drinks reception

19:30 Gala dinner

Day two:Tuesday, 12 November 2013

09:30 Junior Miners Showcase: overview of the new mining projects of all major ferro-alloys ores: Chrome, Manganese, Nickel, Silicon, Molybdenum,Vanadium, Niobium

10.30 Networking coffee break

Specialist session: meeting room I

CHROME

11:00 Chairman’s opening remarksMark Midgley, Vice President Strategy and Development, ENRC, Kazakhstan

11:15 China- the world’s largest ferrochrome producer• Ferro-chrome imports vs domestic production- how is it changingand what are the implications for global markets and prices?

• Will the socio economic support for China's stainless steel productionremain? Is the market close to saturation?

• Will China ever become a ferrochrome exporter and what implicationscould it have for the rest of the world?

Duncan Hobbs, Senior Commodities Analyst, Macquarie Capital, UK

11:45 Developments in production costs andcompetitiveness in the chrome industry• Impact of recent devaluation of South African and Indian currencies• How competitive are South African FeCr producers today, and howmuch South African capacity will be viable in the future?

• Chinese production costs Vs. major competitors• New entrants e.g. Oman• Developments in chrome ore production costs

Kevin Fowkes, Managing Consultant, Alloy Consult, UK

12:15 Case study: optimising furnace operationsBruce Nourse, Director of Technology, Tenova, South Africa

13:00 Lunch

Note: Metal Bulletin Events reserves the right to alter the venue, timings and/or speakers

Specialist session: meeting room II

SILICON

11:00 Chairman’s opening remarks

11:15 Outlook on the ferro-silicon demand from the crudesteel sector• What is the outlook on the crude steel output at the moment andhow is it likely to shape up in the year to come?

• Crude steel market worldwide - have the reduced capacities inEurope been replaced by additional output in other parts of the world?

• Ferro-silicon usage in steel production- has it been largely replacedby silicon manganese?

• Supply/demand balance of ferro-silicon – is production growingenough to sustain the demand in the long term? Or will the globalsupply/demand balance change?

Amy Bennett, Principal Consultant, Metal Bulletin Research, USA

11:45 Engineered Metallurgical Silicon (EMS) - an economical alternative to mechanically milledsilicon and an optimised method to recycle wastes• Company Introduction – Viridis.iQ GmbH• History of atomisation and granulation in the silicon and ferro-alloys industry

• Economic development of the granulation technology • Marketing perspectives and commercial applications for the EMS• Technical review of standard casting and milling compared toengineered metallurgical silicon

• Optimisation as a result of process integration and the possibleeconomic benefits generated in the loss reduction

• Commercial evaluation of the EMS – OPEX and CAPEX analysis,technical details and costs.

• The expected technological and financial benefits of the EMS for thepolysilicon and chemicals industry

• Other uses for recycling in the PV supply chain.

Louis Charles III Parous, Executive Director, Viridis.iQ, Germany

12:15 Energy recovery from a Silicon Metal FurnaceBruce Nourse, Director of Technology, Tenova, South Africa

13:00 Chairman’s closing remarks and lunch

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29th International Ferro-alloys Conference10-12 November 2013 • Hotel Rey Juan Carlos, Barcelona

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