Driving sustainable investment in African Mining

Mining Indaba for Majors & Mid-tiers

The place where mining leaders shape the future

Mining Indaba brings together the industry's most influential mining companies, investors, governments and strategic partners to tackle shared challenges and unlock new opportunities for growth. Showcase your latest projects and innovations, engage directly with key decision-makers in the industry, strengthen vital relationships and help shape the future of mining across Africa.

Stronger Together: Partnerships in Practice means turning industry dialogue into meaningful action.

 
 

Investor presence at Mining Indaba 2026

Investor Interest by Mining Company Type at Mining Indaba 2026

Explore where investment is flowing across the mining value chain. From early-stage exploration to junior mining, mid-tier producers, and major mining companies, investors target diverse opportunities. Whether backing critical minerals, battery metals, or bulk commodities, these financial powerhouses in attendance fuel mine development, expansion projects, and strategic acquisitions across Africa.

Top reasons why Mid-tiers & Majors Attend Mining Indaba

Grow your network. Strengthen relationships. Stay ahead.

Mid-tier miners attend Mining Indaba to build new contacts, connect with existing clients and suppliers, and gain insights from the most pressing conversations. Whether you want to scale, optimise, or solidify your presence, Mining Indaba offers the right environment to engage, learn, and lead.


Join Us at Mining Indaba 2027

Major & Mid-tier Mining Companies

What's included?

Select this ticket if you work for a mining company that owns producing mines.

This category is for established mining companies actively involved in the extraction and production of mineral resources. Eligible organisations include listed and private mining companies operating one or more producing assets.

Registrations are subject to a qualification process before approval.

£2795 £1350

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Frequently asked questions

You’ll meet heads of state, mining ministers, CEOs of global major and junior mining companies, institutional investors, and development banks, making it an ideal setting for high-level engagement and partnership development.

Executives from major mining companies can participate in keynote panels, leadership forums, ministerial roundtables, and strategic dialogues. Reach out to our content team via email content@miningindaba.com to explore speaking opportunities.

Executives can join leadership panels and engage with senior peers, including investors, government leaders, and downstream buyers.

Reach out to Natallia Zhuk from the sales team - Natallia.Zhuk@hyve.group to see if we can help you accommodate it.

Mining Indaba's 2027 programme is focused on key areas like communities, critical and strategic minerals, disruptive technologies, energy, exploration, geopolotics, governance and regulation, industrialisation, infrastucture, investment, leadership and sustainability. Mining company delegates will gain cutting-edge perspectives to plan their long-term strategic roadmap in Africa.

Yes. Many major companies bring cross-functional teams from exploration to procurement and investor relations to take full advantage of networking, supplier engagement, and technical discussions.

Register for your delegate pass as early as possible to take advantage of early-bird rates. Plan your itinerary and book accommodation to avoid disappointment.

Prepare a strong investment deck and print business cards (optional but helpful). Don't forget to download the Mining Indaba app to review the attendees list, schedule meetings with your target audience in advance, and attend happy hours and networking events.

Absolutely. The Ministerial Symposium (invite-only) and Intergovernmental Summit bring together African ministers, regulators, and policymakers to tackle permitting, downstream policies, and ESG standards, enabling direct access and influence.

With over 1,600 investors attending Mining Indaba, there’s a focused emphasis on deal-making - especially around critical minerals and downstream opportunities helping mining companies source capital & fast-track projects.

The event’s Sustainability Series, plus interactive sessions on energy transition, community development & indigenous people, and safety, embed ESG into all content streams across all of our stages—ensuring companies align with global best practices.