West Africa Mining Investment Summit Brochure 2013

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Investing in West African gold and iron ore mining: overcoming risks and maximising investment returns

London • Hong Kong • Beijing • Australia

Roland JanssensDeputy Head for

the Emerging Africa Infrastructure FundFrontier Markets Fund Managers

United Kingdom

M C ThomasExecutive-In-Charge, West

AfricaTata Steel

Ivory Coast

Bert KothDirector

Denham CapitalUnited Kingdom

Tom HollFund Manager,

NaturalResourcesBlackrock

United Kingdom

Kirill KozenyashevHead of Strategy

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Severstal ResourcesRussia

Sahr Wonday Director General

NationalMinerals Agency

Republic of Sierra Leone

Joseph Mathews

CEO West Africa

ArcelorMittalLuxembourg

John WongPortfolio Manager

CQS New City Investments

United Kingdom

Ed BowieFund ManagerAltus Capital

United Kingdom

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ADVANCE PROGRAMME

� Understand how to establish a clear risk and reward balance when developing your project

� Hear how you could maximise investment returns while mitigating risks

� Develop a clearer view on the changing legal framework in areas like royalties and taxes

� Know the views of major investors and their appetite for the regions’ mining companies

� Evaluate future business opportunities provided by new large scale projects and what benefi t they may have for your business

� Meet and network with investors, miners and fi nanciers at the leading forum focused on West African mining investment

Benefi ts of attending:

Sectors covered include:

Investment Gold Governments Iron ore Finance Bauxite Copper

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Why sponsor or exhibit?

Ministerial keynote speeches:� Hon. Minister Dr Amadou Baba SY,

Ministry of Mines, Republic of Mali� Hon. Minister Musa Mohammed

Sada, Ministry of Mines and Steel Development, Federal Republic of Nigeria

� Hon. Minister Alhaji Minkailu Mansaray, Ministry of Mines and Mineral Resources, Republic of Sierra Leone

� Hon. Deputy Minister of Operations Sam G. Russ, Ministry of Mines, Lands and Energy, Republic of Liberia

� Hon. Minister of Mines and Energy Salif Lamoussa Kabore, Ministry of Mines and Energy, Burkina Faso

� Hon. Minister Aly Ngouille Ndiaye, Ministry of Mines and Energy, Republic of Senegal

Alhassane Haidara, Chief Investment Offi cer, African Development Bank, TunisiaMatthew Turner, Precious Metals Analyst, Macquarie, United KingdomPhillip Killicoat, Vice President, Credit Suisse, United Kingdom

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Maximize your involvementAs a gathering of West African miners and investors under one roof, the conference is an unrivalled networking and business development platform for companies who are targeting the sector.

With one of our bespoke sponsorship packages you can:•Positionyourselfasakeyplayer•Makenewcontacts•Demonstrateexpertise•Gainprimeexposuretoseniordecisionmakers•Showcaseyourcompany’sactivities

Junior miners can give 10min ‘spotlight’ presentations to investors and take exhibition space to profi le their company and projects.

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June 3-6, 2013 • Grange City Hotel, London

The west African mining sector is an area with high risks but high rewards. Investor interest in high grade commodities like gold and iron ore continues to exist and investors see the region as one of the few major frontier markets left globally. With the significance of mining developments in the region increasing, Resourceful Events, an associate company of Mining Journal and Mines and Money brings you the West Africa Mining Investment Summit in London on June 3-6.

Political concerns sit high on the agenda of those operating here. With fast developing mineral projects the legal, tax and royalties framework is altering. From a review of mining projects in Guinea to increased taxes in Burkina Faso the industry faces challenges. However, high returns are available and if risks are quantified and managed, there is excellent investment potential in the region. The conference will provide a chance for you to understand how you could maximise these returns for your investment in the region while managing the risks.

Major areas of interest for the investment sector include iron ore and gold amongst other commodities. With excellent grades available, mining companies, fund managers and financiers can take advantage of the strong business opportunities presented by West African mining. The conference in June will provide a forum to discuss these investments and for companies to meet with investors. With excellent networking opportunities available and a spotlight drawn on West African mining and your project, can you afford to miss out?

Recent attendees to our London investment events include:Aberdeen Gould Capital MarketsAberforth PartnersAbydos Capital ManagementAdelante Asset ManagementAltus Resource CapitalAnglo Pacific GroupAnglo-Suisse CapitalArlington Asset ManagementAxion InvestmentBaker Steel Capital ManagersBarclays Asset ManagementBaring Asset ManagementBergen Asset ManagementBlack River Asset ManagementBlackRock World Mining FundBlueCrest Capital ManagementCanada LifeCD CapitalCheviot Asset ManagementChrystal CapitalCommodity Discovery FundDenham Capital ManagementDoyen CapitalFirst ReserveFirst State InvestmentsGalena Asset ManagementGeneration Asset ManagementGreenpark CapitalGrove Capital GroupHBS Financial PlanningInfraRed Capital PartnersInvestec Asset ManagementJP MorganKairos Investment ManagementMacquarie CapitalMaoming Investment ManagerMars Asset ManagementMelbury CapitalMerce InvestmentsMeridian CapitalNew City Investment ManagersOdey Asset ManagementPactum Asset ManagementPallinghurst ResourcesPathway CapitalPhoenix Gold FundPictet Asset ManagementPolygon Investment PartnersPrecious CapitalRAB CapitalResource Capital FundsRMB ResourcesSalamanca Capital ResourcesSchroder InvestmentShard Capital PartnersSoditic Asset ManagementSpartacus CapitalStanhill Capital PartnersTamimi InvestmentTellus Investment PartnersThani InvestmentsThe Lind PartnersThe Mongolia FundThe Sentient GroupTMS InvestmentsWest Yorkshire Pension FundWestoria CapitalYorkville AdvisorsZUPA Investments

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Pre-conference workshop: Mitigating risks in West African mining

Political and project risks: understanding how you can establish a clear risk and reward balance when developing your project

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� Session I: Opportunities in West African mining: what is the risk-reward outlook for this region and how will the industry develop?

� Session II: The appetite for risk amongst inves-tors. How is this changing and where does West Africa sit in their current perceptions?

� Session III: Gold: how can investors get the best exposure to highly productive gold projects?

� Session IV: Iron ore: managing global price pressures. Will West Africa be the next Pilbara?

Wednesday June 5

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� Session V: Evaluating the long term development of West Africa’s mining industry

� Session VI: Clever finance: with high risks but big potential rewards in West Africa what types of finance could your organisation use to comple-ment equity investment?

� Session VII: From mine to market: what solutions are available for bulk projects to get their material to the market?

� Session VIII: Legal challenges: how will royalties and taxes develop and what does this mean for your investment?

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June 6

Post-conference workshop Tackling the legal framework of West African countries: how can you manage legal compliance in this changing region?

Programme at a glance

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Monday, June 3, 2013Pre-conference workshop: Mitigating

risks in West African mining

Tuesday, June 4, 2013Conference Day One

Political and project risks: understanding how you can establish a clear risk and reward

balance when developing your project Workshop chair and leader: Tara O’Connor, Managing

Director, Africa Risk Consulting, United Kingdom09:00 Registration opens09:30 Workshop Chairwoman’s Opening Remarks09:40 To what extent can political risk be managed

through improved community relations and therefore increase investment in your business?

• Examples of political risks in West Africa: how can they be best managed in the long term?

• The importance of community relations: what is best practice and how can it benefit your operation?

• How are your competitors mitigating political risk and what should you do to keep ahead?

Speaker: Tara O’Connor, Managing Director, Africa Risk Consulting, United Kingdom

10:40 Networking coffee break11:00 Planning and preparation: how should you

evaluate your business partners and the political environment?

•Relationswiththegovernmentandlocalpartners: how can these be managed in the most productive way?

•Businessrightsinyourregion:howcanyouassure these are met and understood clearly?

Speaker: Toby Duthie, Partner, Forensic Risk Alliance, United Kingdom

12:00 Networking Lunch13:15 Large project security from the African

perspective: evaluating what can be learnt from other projects

•Plansforentryandexit:whatshouldyouhaveinplace to assure there is a smooth transfer?

•Insuranceandbackups:howshouldyouevaluatepolicies and get the right cover?

•Casestudies:applyingpastexperiencestotheWest African mining sector

Speaker: Rob Andrew, Managing Director, Newport Africa, Kenya

14:15 Networking coffee break 14:40 Evaluating global write downs in the mining

industry and how the risk of these can be mitigated

•Assessingwhatwentwrong:howcanyourbusiness learn from these occurrences?

•Towhatextentwillthiscontinuetoimpactthemining industry and share prices?

•Howcantheneedsofallstakeholdersbebalanced for future mining investment?

15:40 Close of pre-conference workshop

08:00 Registration opens08:55 Chairman’s Introductory remarks

Session I: Opportunities in West African mining: what is the risk-reward outlook for

this region and how will the industry develop?

Keynote presentations: 09:00 Quantifying and managing political risk:

how likely is it that political stability could affect miners and investors alike?

• Unrest: how are civil wars, corruption and disputes affecting the overall perception of the region by investors?

• To what extent can this risk be quantified and managed by mining groups?

• What is the long term outlook for political stability in the region and how is it likely to affect your businesses future growth?

Speaker: Joseph Mathews, CEO West Africa, ArcelorMittal, Luxembourg

09:30 The role of the private sector in developing economies: a force for sustainable good?

•Theimportanceoftheprivatesectorindrivingtheglobal development agenda in Africa

•Economicdevelopment,environmentalprotectionand social cohesion: the extractive industry’s contribution and how this benefits mining projects

•WhatcanbelearntfromAfricanMinerals’Sustainability Journey?

•HowwilltheG8anddevelopedeconomiescontinue to support inward investment and empowerment of governments through natural resource licensing?

Keith Calder, CEO, African Minerals, UK

Government keynote speeches: 10.00 Panel presentations: How do governments

plan to facilitate more investment into West African mining?

•Whatarethegovernment’sstrategiesforroyalties, laws and taxes and can you anticipate it?

•Howwillgovernmentsprovidesupportforboth key hard and soft infrastructure? What can governments do to promote investment?

•Towhatextentdogovernmentsrateresourcesas vital to their economies and what could this perception mean for your business?

•Howwillgovernmentsbalancetaxrevenuesalongside the need to encourage investment?

•Howcangovernmentsbalancetheneedforinvestment into local communities without putting off mining groups?

Chairman: Philip Baum, Chairman, Nord Gold N.V., The Netherlands

Panellists: Hon. Minister Dr Amadou Baba SY, Ministry of Mines, Republic of Mali Hon. Minister Musa Mohammed Sada, Ministry of Mines and Steel Development, Federal Republic of Nigeria Hon. Deputy Minister of Operations Sam G. Russ, Ministry of Mines, Lands and Energy, Republic of Liberia Hon. Minister Alhaji Minkailu Mansaray, Ministry of Mines and Mineral Resources, Republic of Sierra Leone Hon. Minister of Mines and Energy Salif Lamoussa Kabore, Ministry of Mines and Energy, Burkina Faso Hon. Minister Aly Ngouille Ndiaye, Ministry of Mines and Energy, Republic of Senegal

11:30 Networking coffee break

Session II: The appetite for risk amongst investors. How is this changing and where does

West Africa sit in their current perceptions?

Chairman: Charles Gibson, Director, Sector Head Mining, Edison Investment Research, UK

12:00 All about grade: balancing the opportunity presented by high grade material against the risks in West African mining

•HowdoWestAfricanironoreandgoldgradescompare to global markets and how is this viewed in the minds of investors?

•Towhatextentwillhighergradeattractinvestment for your business?

•Whatistheoutlookforthelongterm:istherelikely to be a slowdown in the uptake of equities and what could it mean for your business?

Speaker: Tom Holl, Fund Manager, Natural Resources, Blackrock, United Kingdom

12:30 Panel discussion: investor perceptions of the risks and rewards in West African mining

•Howdoinvestorsviewthechangingpoliticalriskin the region and what does this mean for long term investment?

•Withchangingtaxationandroyaltieshowisthisaffecting levels of interest?

•Howmuchdoinvestorsandfundmanagersvalue community relations projects?

•Thedropinironorepricesandinvestoropinions. How will high grade West African projects compete in the global market?

•TowhatextentareNorthAmericaninvestorslosing their appetite for West Africa and how can they be reengaged?

•AtwhatlevelarepoliticalissuesinMaliaffectinginvestment interest for the whole region?

•IsthemarketdiscountingWestAfricanmining

equities too much leading to an investment upside? Should you be taking advantage of this?

Chair: Charles Gibson, Director, Sector Head Mining, Edison Investment Research, United Kingdom

Panellists: Bert Koth, Director, Denham Capital, United Kingdom John Wong, Portfolio Manager, CQS New City

Investments, United Kingdom Ed Bowie, Fund Manager, Altus Capital, United

Kingdom Alexandra Sun, Managing Director, Mount Kellett

Capital Management, Hong Kong Georges Lequime, Investment Advisor, Earth Resource

Investment Group, UK

13:10 Mining codes and the changing licence structure in the region: how are governments changing the legal framework and what does this mean for your project?

•Guinean government changes in mining codes: to what extent is this a concern for investors?

•Licences and stability: what has happened in West Africa and why?

•To what extent will the growing trend of free carry affect your investment and how can this be factored in to your project plan?

13:30 Networking lunch break

Session III: Gold: how can investors get the best exposure to highly productive

gold projects?

14:45 West African gold: evaluating factors that will affect global gold prices and how it will impact your business, a gold miners’ view

• To what extent does West Africa continue to be an opportunity for the development of gold production in comparison to other regions?

• With low global economic growth to what extent will the gold price forecast continue to be bullish?

• QE in the USA and Europe: how will this impact gold prices in the long term and what does this mean for West African gold miners?

15:05 With the cost of production rising and

the outlook for gold changing what is the long term outlook for West African gold projects?

• To what extent do investors still continue to view gold in this region and globally as a good opportunity?

• The market dynamics for gold: how will global gold prices impact your business and its developments?

• To what extent are investors likely to continue to favour gold over iron ore in this region?

Speaker: Matthew Turner, Precious Metals Analyst, Macquarie, United Kingdom

Spotlight presentations:A chance to showcase your investment opportunity

to a large investor audience • Simon Meadows Smith, Managing Director,

SEMS Exploration, Ghana •TBC •TBC


Session IV: Iron ore: managing global price pressures. Will West Africa be the next

Pilbara?

15:50 Iron ore supply, demand and pricing outlook: how much of an impact will prices have on your project?

• With steel production growth challenges in China, what is the long term outlook for pricing and how could it impact the development of your operations?

• To what extent are investors put off from West African iron ore developments? Will prices recover and will investors be reengaged?

• How will iron ore prices impact projects in West Africa and what does this mean for your business?

Speaker: David Tucker, Managing Consultant – Steelmaking Raw Materials, Hatch Beddows Strategy Consulting, UK

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Wednesday, June 5, 2013Conference Day Two

Thursday, June 6, 2013Post-conference workshop

16:20 What is the forecast outlook for iron ore supply in West Africa and what will it mean for you and the global market?

• With large amounts of projects in development what are the likely volumes to come on stream?

• What do these volumes mean for your business and how can you place yourself to gain new customers?

• To what extent will West African iron ore affect global pricing and supply?

Speaker: Kirill Kozenyashev, Head of Strategy and Business Development, Severstal Resources, Russia

Spotlight presentations:A chance to showcase your investment opportunity

to a large investor audience •TBC •TBC •TBC

16:50 Iron ore derivatives: examining the pros and cons of hedging and locking in prices

• The growth of the use of swaps and options. How can you take advantage of hedging?

• Balancing the benefits of locking in price against losing exposure to potential profits?

• How does this benefit debt finance opportunities for your project?

Speaker: Phillip Killicoat, Vice President, Credit Suisse, United Kingdom

17:20 Close of day one followed by a networking drinks reception

Note: Resourceful Events reserve the right to alter the venue, timings and/or speakers. © Resourceful Events Limited.

08:30 Registrations opens09:30 Chairman’s opening remarks

Session V: Evaluating the long term development of West Africa’s mining industry

09:30 Assessing project development: how are major companies evaluating the future of West African iron ore?

• To what extent do majors see West African iron ore as a long term investment?

• From codes to taxes: how do major groups view the risks of West African mining and how will this affect your business?

• A case study: how could projects be developed in the best way to deal with the changing legal and political framework?

M C Thomas, Executive-In-Charge, West Africa, Tata Steel, Ivory Coast

09:50 Evaluating the development of the National Minerals Agency: what does this mean for Sierra Leonean mining development in the long term?

• What is the long term strategy of the agency and what objectives does it have over the next five years?

• How will this affect mining companies and investors into the region?

• How does the agency view existing mining contracts and their developments in the long term? Sahr Wonday, Director General, National Minerals Agency, Republic of Sierra Leone

Session VI: Clever finance: with high risks but big potential rewards in West Africa what

types of finance could your organisation use to complement equity investment?

10:20 Equipment finance case study: how can this provide what you require while also lowering risks?

•Howdoesthislowerriskformoffinanceappealto banks and how could it benefit your business?

•ECAsandtheopportunitytoredeploytheequipment elsewhere: what are the benefits for you?

•Casestudy:thesuccessoftheAfricanMineralspackage with RRL Grindrod

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Tackling the legal framework of West African countries: how can you manage legal compliance in this changing region?

Workshop leader: John Ffooks, Senior Partner, John W Ffooks & Co, Madagascar and Francophone Africa09:00 Registration opens09:30 Workshop Chairman’s Opening Remarks09:40 West African mining codes: assessing likely

future changes and if clarity will improve • Evaluating the current mining codes across the

region in key mining jurisdictions • To what extent are the codes likely to change in

the future and how will this impact you? • Comparing and contrasting mining codes across

the region and the potential for harmonisation10:40 Networking coffee break11:00 The long term outlook for resource

nationalism: how is the industry likely to be able to cope?

• Assessing the importance of stabilisation agreements for your project and how a strong legal relationship with the government can be established

• What is the long term outlook for resource nationalism in West Africa and what could it mean for your project’s economics?

• Pre-emptive contract re-negotiation – a case study • How will increasing emphasis on local

procurement affect your business?12:00 Networking lunch13:15 Efficient management of taxes: how can

companies deal with changing tax regimes? • Structuring your company in the correct way to

efficiently manage tax • Assessing future tax changes and how they will

affect you14:15 Networking coffee break14:40 International arbitration and local courts:

what can be done when things go wrong? • A case study of First Quantum Minerals case in

the DRC: what can be learnt from this? • Evaluating company structures: how can you

be best placed to take advantage of bilateral treaties?

15:40 Chairman’s closing remarks

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10:50 How can financing be improved by the role of IFIs in the region and what are their long term strategies for developing West African mining?

•Involvementinminingprojects:whatareIFIsdoing and what opportunities could this provide for your business?

•HowareIFIsstimulatingeconomiesintheregion and what could this mean for your mining project or investment?

•Localprocurementemphasis:whatwillthismean for your purchasing team?

Ignacio De Calonje, Principal Investment Officer, Infrastructure and Natural Resources, International Finance Corporation, USA


Spotlight presentations:A chance to showcase your investment

opportunity to a large investor audience •TBC •TBC •TBC

12:00 Panel discussion: From developmental to project finance: what facilities are best suited for West African mining?

• With the great move to find different forms of non-equity finance how can you determine if debt finance is right for you?

• Assessing the role of IFIs in West African mining and the long term impact of their support for its development

• How can types of finance be combined to create a less risky package? How could this help you meet your project goals?

• Prepayment for production: how is this viewed by the finance community and is it a good way to get your project into production?

• What risks are on the mind of financiers when evaluating projects and how can these be mitigated?

Panellists: Alhassane Haidara, Chief Investment Officer,

African Development Bank, Tunisia Ignacio De Calonje, Principal Investment Officer,

Infrastructure and Natural Resources, International Finance Corporation, USA

Andor Lips, Vice President, Metals and Mining, ING Bank, The Netherlands

13:00 Networking lunch

Session VII: From mine to market: what solutions are available for bulk projects to get their material

to the market?

14:30 Can collaboration with your competitors offer an advantage to your business when building vital infrastructure?

•Evaluatingwhetherornotworkingwithacompetitor can make mine to port infrastructure more economic: case studies

•Whataretherisksofworkingwithyourcompetitors if they progress at a different rate?

•Payingforaccess:towhatextentwilllargeinfrastructure projects benefit you?

15:00 Financing key mine to port infrastructure: how can you determine what is right for your project?

• How can strategic partnerships provide an opportunity for your business and who should you target?

• What do financiers look for when providing money for infrastructure and how can you meet these specifications?

• How can multi-user agreements effect the finance of this infrastructure?

Roland Janssens, Deputy Head for the Emerging Africa Infrastructure Fund, Frontier Markets Fund Managers, United Kingdom


Session VIII: Legal challenges: how will royalties and taxes develop and what does

this mean for your investment?

16:00 Resource development in West Africa and government policies: how will this impact West Africa and your operations?

• How are royalties and taxes developing in some regions and how does this compare to other West African developments?

• How does West Africa compare to South Africa: are investors turning to West Africa as a better place to get returns?

• How are developments in royalties and taxes likely to impact investment in the long term?

• Supporting mining growth: assessing the development of a transparent legislative framework?

Natznet Tesfay, Head of Africa Forecasting, Exclusive Analysis (IHS), United Kingdom

16:30 Mining codes and the changing licence structure in the region: how are governments changing the legal framework and what does this mean for your project?

• Guinean government changes in mining codes: to what extent is this a concern for investors?

• Licences and stability: what has happened in West Africa and why?

• To what extent will the growing trend of free carry affect your investment and how can this be factored in to your project plan?

17:00 Close of conference day two

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