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8 – 9 June 2016, The Pullman Lubumbashi Grand Karavia Hotel, DRC7 June: Pre-conference | 8 June: DRC Mining Industry Awards | 10 June: site visits

The only mining expo and conference providing strategic solutions and technologies for your operations in the DRC

DRC’s annual mining market place

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EVENT BROCHURE

DRC MININGWEEK EXPO & CONFERENCE

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WELCOME IPAD DRC MINING & INFRASTRUCTURE INDABA AND KATANGA MINING WEEK ARE CONVERGING TOWARDS AN UNIQUE MINING PLATFORM IN 2016.

WHAT’S CHANGING? DRC MINING WEEK IS BECOMING THE LARGEST EXPO AND CONFERENCE OFFERING SOLUTIONS FOR IMPROVED EFFICIENCY OF YOUR OPERATIONS IN THE DRC!

WELCOME TO DRC MINING WEEK, THE LARGEST MINING EXPO OF ITS KIND.

Over the last 11 years, iPAD DRC has grown with the mining industry and established its footprint in the DRC and the Copperbelt, engaging with the government and key stakeholders. Growing the iPAD family with Katanga Mining Week, we realised that the necessary “face-to-face” with key operators, exploration companies, EPCs and services providers was crucial to improve the quality of mining operations on site.

We believe that providing an open dialogue between government, mining operators and technologies services providers will strengthen productivity within daily operations in the region.

This year for the first time, we welcome the mining experts into a unique platform enhancing your mining investment and operations in the heart of the DRC mining hub.

DRC Mining Week will be bigger, better and benefit from the increased expo, with unlimited outdoor space showcasing equipment, tools and machinery.

Be a game changer and raise your voice to support the DRC as a global mining magnate.

“Rendez-vous” in Lubumbashi from 7 – 10 June 2016!

Elodie DelagneauEvent Manager, DRC Mining Week

AGENDA AT A GLANCE

Tuesday7 June 2016

Wednesday8 June 2016

Thursday9 June 2016

Friday10 June 2016

• Power Focus Day • Cocktail reception

EXHIBITION

• Conference day 1 • CEO roundtables • B2B Meetings• Commodities focus • Workshops day 1• Mining Industry Awards

EXHIBITION

• Conference day 2• CEO roundtables• Workshops day 2• Farewell cocktail

• Site visits

Platinum sponsors

Silver sponsors

Gold sponsors

Bronze sponsors

3 8 – 9 June 2016, LUBUMBASHI, DRC

WHAT TO EXPECT IN 2016

ADVISORY BOARD

Power Focus Day Focus on key power issues and commodities opportunities across the DRC, and present your strategy to increase your productivity and operations in the region.

Mining Industry AwardsFor the third edition an expert panel of judges will recognize and award the successes and achievements of companies and individuals making a difference in the DRC mining industry.

Outdoor and indoor expoWe are getting bigger and better with an additional 1000sqm! Walk the indoor and outdoor trade expo featuring leading technology, large equipment and innovative services covering the entire value chain of the mining industry.

Two-day conferenceStrategic and practical conference will provide critical insights into hot regulatory issues, commodity trends, sustainable productivity improvements to streamline operations, and will address power supply shortages.

B2B meetingsWe value your time and money. Get the most out of your experience in the DRC and select your business introductions ahead, with a speed networking facility.

CEO roundtablesAcknowledging the success of the 2015 CEO roundtables, we will invite C-level representatives to share their views and experiences to increase private and public collaboration in a contrained mining market environment. By invitation only!

Free technical workshopsWe value the importance of local content and expertise providing free technical workshops to upskill mine personnel in the field.

Site visitsGet your hands dirty and put yourself in the mines’ shoes and get the full experience of daily copper and cobalt operations.

ANDRE KAPANGA

Senior Vice President External Relations, Tenke

Fungurume Mining, DRC

GUSTAVE NZENG

Chairman, Kamoto Copper Company, DRC

GUY ROBERT LUKAMA

Managing DirectorMongbwalu Gold

Mine,DRC

JEAN FELIX MUPANDE

General Director, Mining Register, Ministry of Mines,

DRC

VALERY MUKASA

Director of Cabinet, Ministry of Mines, DRC

FREDDY ELONGA

Senior Manager Business

Development, MMG Limited, DRC

PAUL MABOLIA YENGA

Coordinator, Promines, DRC

JOHN KANYONI

Managing Director of Metachem Sarl and Vice President of the Chamber of Mines, FEC, DRC

LOUIS WATUM

Executive Director, Ivanhoe Mines Ltd,

DRC

MARIE CHANTAL KANINDA

Chief Advisor External Affairs Africa, Rio Tinto,

DRC

SIMON TUMA WAKU

Vice President in charge of mining,

FEC, DRC

CHARLES CARRON BROWN

COO, Tiger Resources Ltd, DRC


TECHNOLOGIES & SERVICE PROVIDERS EXHIBITING

80+

EXPECTED ATTENDEES IN 2016

900+INDUSTRY SECTORS REPRESENTED

Technology, power &

energy providers

Mining operators &

mineral extraction

Transportation,

logistics & storage

Financial institutions &

law firms

Engineering / consulting Government / Embassies

& Academic

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4%13%“THE EVENT OFFERED ME THE OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE NEW

CONTACTS THAT LED TO POTENTIAL PARTNERSHIP PROJECTS”

Bula Adolf, BKM consulting

2016 KEY STATS

MININR E V I E W A F R I C AG

Premier media partner

Media partners


CONFERENCEINCLUDES:• POWER FOCUS DAY• VISIONARY KEYNOTE• 2 DAYS OF HIGH LEVEL

CONFERENCE• COMMODITIES FOCUS• HEAR FROM INDUSTRY EXPERTS

ON HOT MINING TOPICS!

BOOK YOUR DELEGATE PASS EARLY TO BENEFIT FROM OUR EARLY BIRD SPECIAL! GROUP BOOKINGS ARE AVAILABLE. WWW.DRCMININGWEEK.COM

PARTICIPANT PROFILE

General managers

CEO

Engineers

Analysts

Project managers

Directors

Buyers

Mine managers

Supervisors

Technicians

BENEFITS OF ATTENDING:• Engage with central and provincial government and mining operators

to discuss key legislation, policy and infrastructure challenges affecting mining investment in DRC

• Deepen your knowledge about the entire value chain of gold, tin, diamonds, copper and cobalt

• Facilitate your entry to DRC by the Copperbelt with key national and regional stakeholders

• Increase your chance of networking opportunities with key features: Award Gala Dinner, CEO roundtables, B2B meeting rooms, indoor and outdoor expo

• Learn more about latest techniques and services that can increase your operation’s productivity and cost-cutting

KEY TOPICS DISCUSSED:Day 1: Wednesday 8 June 2016

• Maintaining sustainable growth in an age of capital austerity

• Productivity improvement and access to capital: consolidate your market shares

• Dealing with new competition

• Mapping tools and geology analysis

• Financing projects development and CAPEX reduction

• Risk mitigation and consolidation of capital returns

• Commodities forecast: focus on gold, copper and demand market dynamics

Day 2: Thursday 9 June 2016

• Enhancing local expertise and economy through skills development and local content training

• Highlighting socio-economic environment with CSR and sustainable investment

• Guaranteeing security of people and assets: how do we prevent artisanal mining?

• Development of viable safety and maintenance tools

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MORNING AFTERNOON

POWER FOCUS DAY

GUARANTEEING CONTINUOUS MINING OPERATIONS GOES HAND-IN-HAND WITH A SUPPLY OF POWER IN A COST-EFFICIENT MANNER.

TUESDAY 7 JUNE 2016

Session 1: Supply to the mining industry: urgency to implement national and interregional connections

Chairperson: Vika di Panzu, Managing Director and Consultant, KatEnergy, DRC

09:00 Inga 3: What are the current obstacles for development in the short term? Bruno Kapandji Kalala, Policy Officer at the Presidency of the Republic and Coordinator of ADEPI, DRC

09:15 Regulator requirement – why do we need it now? H.E Matadi Nenga, Minister of Energy and Water Resources, DRC

09:30 What do we know about the potential capacity: mapping the dams and giving insight on what is available Elisabeth Caesens, Open Society Fellow - Sciences Po Paris Lecturer, Belgium

09:45 Debate

10:00 Refreshment break

Session 2: Keys for successful financing of energy projects Chairperson: Vika di Panzu, Managing Director and Consultant, KatEnergy, DRC

10:45 Panel discussion:• Where are we at with PPP?• How do you reduce your mining energy costs with no CAPEX• Mobilising capital and ensuring the bankability of your projects • Diversification of financing sources (debt, private equity)• Assessing energy needs to optimize demand and supply• Increasing flexibility with new financial strategies and forecasting

the future of energy

Presented by:• Guy Robert Lukuma, Managing Director, Mongbwalu Gold

Mines, DRC• Jeannot Boussougouth, Executive in Power and Infrastructure,

Standard Bank, RDC• Fridolin Nkumbu Ilunga, Provincial Director, SNEL, DRC

12:00 Networking lunch

Session 3: What are the alternatives to quench the mining industry energy thirst?


Sponsored by:

13:00 NEC Li-on battery storage solution Mark Moreton, Managing Director, XON, SA

13:15 Panel discussion:• Fossil fuels vs. renewable energy• Will coal rise apace to meet up with a significant demand?• Alternative power sources: can natural gas fill the gap? • Will battery storage become affordable and a viable solution for

mining companies to adapt their supply?• Develop generation and transmission projects

Presented by:• Mark Moreton, Sales Director, NEC Energy Solutions, USA• Owen Silavwe, Managing Director, CEC, Zambia• Arnaud Henin, Managing Director, Gommyr Power Networks,

Greece• Niko A. ILIADIS, Dr.-Ing., Dipl.-Ing, Founder and MD, Enerco,

Greece


Session 4: Mining operators harnessing power issues: enhancing innovation and becoming “green”


Sponsored by:

15:00 Contributing to the recovery of energy in the DRC on a local level Spyros Giourgas, Projects Director, Congo Energy S.A, DRC

15:15 Panel discussion:• Realising micro-grid solutions for global mining operations• Future of mines – transforming old mines into power plants• Micro-grids – enabling cost effective access to power• When operators become Independent Power Producers (IPPs)• What you need to know to implement a Solar System on your mine?• How can small scale hydro be a game changer? What are the

strategies to extend their life expectancy?

Presented by:• Senior representative, Aggreko, DRC• Ben Munanga, Manager, Ivanhoe Mines Energy, DRC• Bertrand Rubenthaler, Project Manager, Stucky SA, Switzerland• Charles Carron Brown, COO, Tiger Resources Ltd, DRC

Dual translation in English and French* Invited

17:00 Welcome cocktail reception, by the pool

Start your journey at DRC Mining Week with your peers! Join us for a welcome cocktail and get to know potential new partners in a relaxed environment!

Sponsored by


WEDNESDAY 8 JUNE 2016 - CONFERENCE DAY 1

Opening session: Maintaining sustainable growth & competition in an age of capital austerity

Chairperson: Simon Tuma Waku, Vice President in Charge of Mining, FEC, DRC

09:00 For the past few years, the DRC has been considered a high risk high return destination when it comes to mining investments. Unique in its kind, the DRC has numerous untapped gold, cobalt and high grade copper reserves appealing to substantial investors and mining developers from all over.

Yet, the lack of visibility on the political and financial side hampers the viability of any activities to be developed in the region.

Mine closures, discouraging copper pricing, unstable political climate and hesitant financiers contribute to a constrained environment. Nevertheless, the outstanding growth and production forecast give enough content for mining houses and EPC to “dig” further and find short term solutions to support their activities and keep their heads above water.

What are the requirements to avoid another 2009 crisis and what did we learn from it?

Keynote speakers:• H.E Martin Kabwelulu Labilo, Minister of Mines, DRC• H.E Ernest Gwaboubou, Minister of Industry and Technology

Development, Republic of Cameroon • Claude Polet, President, Chamber of Mines, DRC• Eric Mboma, Managing Director, Standard Bank, DRC• Simon Tuma Waku, Vice president in charge of mining, FEC, DRC

10:00 Refreshment break and opening of the exhibition

Session 1.2Tracking due diligence, transparency and good

governance in a constrained environmentChairperson: Jean Félix Mupande, Executive Director, Mining Cadastre, DRC

11:00 Panel discussion: • Resources nationalism & mining code: the never-ending debate

between miners and government• Enhancing regulation: managing political uncertainties,

corruption and external risks• Anti-corruption initiatives• Conflict mineral reporting• Compliance with international sanctions• Mine management: how to prepare your business and

community to build up resilience?

Presented by:• Alexis Mikandji, Managing Director, Centre of Evaluation,

Expertise and Certification (CEEC), DRC• Paul Mabolia Yenga, Coordinator, Promines, DRC• Elisabeth Caesens, Senior Technical Advisor, The Carter Centre,

DRC • Eric Monga, Director, Trade Services, DRC


Session 1.3Diversification and access to capital to consolidate your market

shares and improve the investment climateChairperson: Marie Chantal Kaninda, Chief Advisor External Affairs,

Rio Tinto, DRC

Sponsored by:

14:30 Panel discussion:• Dealing with new competition coming from commodity traders

and capital investors• Fighting ageing mines and falling grades to deliver growth over

medium and long term • Review financing for mining companies: structures, sources and

availability• Acquiring competitive advantage, new technologies, starting a

joint venture with new partners • Measuring the impact of copper plants’ closures or CAPEX

reduction on the local economy• What are the financing options? How to make the different

options work for mining projects?• Bringing new financing alternatives to the table: is it time for

private equity to step in?

Presented by:• Senior Representative, ERG, DRC• Guy Robert Lukama, Managing Director, Mongbwalu Mines, DRC• Baraka Kabemba, Associate Director, Ernst & Young, DRC, SARL• Dieudonné Lokadi Moga, Managing Director, DGI, DRC• Yves Binzunga, Multinational & Regional Corporate Head,

Ecobank, DRC


14:30 CEO ROUNDTABLES Room: Moreo

Session 1.4Commodities focus: who is going to be the rising star of 2016?

Chairperson: Serge Bilambo, Mining and Metals Head, Standard Bank, DRC

Sponsored by:

15:30 Recent trends in public reporting of exploration results, mineral resources and mineral reserves Roger Dixon, Corporate Consultant, SRK Consulting, DRC

15:45 Panel discussion:• DRC: is gold production the light at the end of the tunnel.?

Encouraging forecast for 2016-2018• Tackling challenging fundraising conditions for mining and

metals (risk averse equity markets, rise of alternative sources of finance, higher capital costs, lower earnings potential)

• How do you implement risk mitigation, market awareness, monitor performance and innovation in a cost-constrained environment?

• How do you ensure that investment is not deprioritised once commodity prices improve?

• How do you insure a viable 3T mineral supply chain? How can we encourage the growth of the copper industry?

• Commodities investment forecast: is the result worth the effort?

Presented by:• Louis Watum, Managing Director, Ivanhoe Mines, DRC• John Clarke, President & CEO, Banro Corporation, DRC• Jean Nzenga Kongolo, Deputy Director, Sicomines, DRC• André Kapanga, General Director, Tenke Fungurume Mining, DRC• Susa Maleba, Mining Engineer, SAIMM, DRC • Roger Dixon, Corporate Consultant, SRK Consulting, DRC

19:30

MORNING AFTERNOON

* Invited Dual translation in English and French

REGISTER NOW!WWW.DRCMININGWEEK.COM


Brought to you by


8 JUNE 2016, 19:30 – 23:00La bohème, Lubumbashi

The DRC Mining Week team is pleased and honoured to present the third edition of the DRC Mining Awards Gala Dinner.

These Awards bring together 180 of the industry’s most influential professionals and is the leading event and platform to celebrate

the success of the DRC’s mining sector during 2015/16.

Send your nominations now!www.drcminingweek.com/nominations

EXPO & CONFERENCE

DRC MININGWEEK

Lifetime Achievement Award

Community Development & Local Content

Contractor / Engineering Company of the Year

Clean Energy Project of the Year

Excellence in Mine safety OH&S

HR/Outsourcing Leader of the Year

Mining Manager of the Year

Mining Company of the Year

Outstanding Woman of the Year - SOLD

AWARD CATEGORIES IN 2016

For more information, please contact Tracey Gersowsky [email protected] | +27 21 700 3514


MORNING AFTERNOON

Session 2.1How technology innovations and other game changers are transforming the

industry and life expectancy of your mineChairperson: Paul Mabolia Yenga, Coordinator, Promines, DRC

09:00 Maintaining the sustainability of mining operations along with EPC innovations

• Alistair McKay, Business Development Executive, ELB Engineering Services, South Africa

• Alexander Lebedev, Consultant, Lebedev Consulting, SA 09:15 Panel discussion:

• Implementing innovation strategies in the mining sector • Understanding how technology will shape future market themes

and investment opportunities• Making the most of what we have: how can the EPCs stimulate

innovation and production cost dynamics?• How do you implement an efficient and cost effective

infrastructure development plan?• Quality planning and control to ensure the viability of operations• Solving the power issue: what alternative do we have to support

daily operations?

Presented by:• Martin Williams, Global Geochemistry Business Manager,

Schlumberger Water Services, UK• Charles Carron Brown, COO, Tiger Resources Ltd, DRC• Alistair McKay, Business Development Executive, ELB Engineering

Services, South Africa • Alexander Lebedev, Consultant, Lebedev Consulting, SA• Ilunga Ilunkamba, CEO, SNCC, DRC• Mark Moreton, Managing Director, XON, SA• Douglas Pitcher, Managing Director, Geotech Airborne, SA

10:15 Refreshment break on the exhibition floor

11:30 CEO ROUNDTABLES Room: Moreo

Session 2.2Local content strategy: promoting enterprise development,

transfer of skills and technologiesChairperson: Djo Moupondo, Deputy Managing Director,

Sodeico Manpower, DRC

Sponsored by:

11:15 Panel discussion: • What are the alternatives to make up for the lack of technique

and competency?• Learn from your neighbours: success story of wealth redistribution

(Ghana)• How do you ensure you are working in compliance with the

Congolese legislation?• Latest tools to implement compliancy with the labour code• Introducing subcontractors to facilitate sustainable mining

operations and resilience • Facilitating the development of SMEs

Presented by:• Mbanzi Elof Moupondo, CEO Sodeico Manpower & President of

the Commission of Employment & Recruitment Agencies, FEC, DRC

• Bernadette Deschryver, Provincial Director, SESOMO, DRC • Hongming Wu, Director, Gold Royal Company Limited, Ghana• Victor Kangela, Coordonateur National, Partenariat Afrique

Canada, RDC• Alain Rubuye, General Director, Groupe Rubuye Sarl, DRC


Session 2.3Role play: Taking the bull by the horns when it comes to

keeping the vessel afloatChairperson: Paul Mabolia Yenga, Coordinator, Promines, DRC

14:00 Put yourself in your colleagues’ shoes and brainstorm ideas to avoid a mine closure!

Imagine a fictional mining site, ‘DMW’, facing a variety of constraints that might limit mining investments.

In such an environment, we need to make a crucial decision for the mining community - should we or shouldn’t we close the mining site?

Include suggestions and recommendations that will highlight the impact the decision will have on all of the players involved in the mining chain.

Come with an open mind and a convincing argument. The game is on!

Closing session

Chairperson: Simon Tuma Waku, Vice President in charge of Mining, FEC, DRC

15:30 Closing address from the organisers

15:40 Closing address and recommendations from the Ministry of Mines H.E Martin Kabwelulu Labilo, Minister of Mines, DRC

THURSDAY 9 JUNE 2016 - CONFERENCE DAY 2

* Invited Dual translation in English and French

FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE CONFERENCE REGISTRATION, CONTACT:

JOSE ALINO | E: [email protected] T: +27 (0) 21 700 3562

DADDET KABEYA | E: [email protected] T: +27 (0) 21 700 3551

This year, Tenke Fungurume mining opened their doors for exclusive onsite visits offering the OPPORTUNITY to visitors to understand and appreciate the scale of their OPERATIONS.Book your space now, space is limited!

SITE VISIT 10 JUNE 2016


EXHIBITION

FLOORPLAN AT THE GRAND KARAVIA

NEW THIS YEAR:SA NATIONAL PAVILION SHOWCASING UPCOMING TECHNOLOGIES!

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DRC MINING WEEK IS BECOMING BIGGER AND BETTER!

WHEN WE SAY OUTDOOR WE THINK:• DISPLAY• DEMOS• INTERACTIVE• TANGIBLE• FUNCTIONAL• IMMEDIATE• VISIBLE

WHY YOU SHOULD CONSIDER AN OUTDOOR SPACE:

• Allowing prospects to touch, feel and understand your brand – allowing them to connect with your products and equipment

• Demonstrate or launch your solutions using visual effects

• Captivate the attention of the visitors with live demonstrations

• Tailor make your space to present your latest solutions and technology

• Engage, greet & entertain prospects and loyal clients and give them a first-hand opportunity to see and discuss your products and equipment

• Differentiating yourself from your competition in a very practical way

PRODUCT CATEGORIES AT DRC MINING WEEK:

EXCLUSIVE OPPORTUNITIES:• Live products and equipment showcase

• Tailor made participation that sets your brand apart from your competition

• Cost effective extra visibility for delegates and visitors

• Media attention to enhance your product display

• Brand awareness through immediate educational technology

TO ENQUIRE ABOUT OUR OUTDOOR EXHIBITION OPPORTUNITIES AND PACKAGES, CONTACT:JEAN-TITE OLOUMOUSSIE | E: [email protected] | T: +27 (0) 21 700 3508BENJAMIN WEINHEIMER | E: [email protected] | T: +27 (0) 21 700 3515

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