121 Mining Investment Singapore
After the tremendous success of our inaugural 121 Mining Investment Singapore event in May, we are returning to Singapore this October (30-31) with 25 different ASX, TSX and LON listed small to mid-cap mining company management teams for you to meet.
Supported by The Singapore Mining Club, 121 Mining Investment Singapore offers a carefully curated forum where 100 sophisticated investors and family offices can connect with 25 mining company senior management teams in SE Asia’s leading investment and finance hub.
The 1-2-1 format allows you to create a personalised programme of pre-booked and targeted meetings allowing you to explore production, development and exploration opportunities in battery raw materials, gold, silver, copper, zinc, uranium, coal and more.
Entry to the conference is free of charge for qualified investors – feedback from investors at our event in May was excellent and our global events have become key in many investors’ schedules as they waste no time and get to see a large number of mining corporates on a 1-2-1 basis through our meeting planner. You can view a summit debrief from the event here for more details.
Professional and sophisticated investors are offered free access to the event. To register, simply fill out this short form, using the Promo Code SMC121. (please note – free passes are only available for institutional and sophisticated investors – 121 group maintains the right to refuse entry to attendees who do not match this criteria)
“I greatly enjoyed attending the inaugural 121 Conference and was very impressed by the level of interest by potential investors and the breadth of mining investment opportunities presented by the participants.”
Graeme Robertson – Intraasia Capital
“I thought the conference was very well organized. I liked the format with a number of companies with whom I could spend time on a one-on-one basis.”
Girish Karira – GIC
“An excellent conference with a broad range of resource companies and commodities represented. A great way to spot break-through companies at an early stage of their development.”
Robert Adair – UOB Group
