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Heidi Sternberg

Mining Sector Specialist Public Investment Corporation

Heidi is an accomplished investment professional with over 20 years of experience in South Africa's investment and mining industries, dedicated to harnessing responsible mining investment as a transformative force for national growth and development. She serves as a sector specialist in mining and beneficiation at the Public Investment Corporation (PIC), Africa’s largest fund manager. She drives proprietary research to develop long-term investment strategies and identifies key thematic opportunities that align with sustainable development. Previously, Heidi served as Acting Head of Research at the PIC, providing leadership during an executive transition. Before that, she honed her expertise as an Equity Analyst, focusing on financial and technical evaluations of global and local mining, steel, transport, and energy investments. Her background includes roles as a mining and exploration consultant and a training geologist, focusing on investment analysis, project evaluation, and promoting investment perspectives through numerous conferences, roadshows, and site visits across Africa, South America, and Australia, which has distinguished her career.


2026 Agenda Sessions

Outlook on mining investment in 2026

As traditional mining finance faces increasing constraints, a diverse range of less conventional sources of capital is emerging to fill the gap. From sovereign wealth funds to strategic offtakers, the mining investment landscape in 2026 is more varied than ever. This panel explores how these alternative types of capital are reshaping project financing and what investors in these segments are looking for, how mining companies can position themselves to attract this funding.

Tuesday 10 February 10:05 - 10:50 River Nile Stage (CTICC1 - Ground Floor - Investment Village)

Add to calendar 02/10/2026 10:05 02/10/2026 10:50 Outlook on mining investment in 2026

As traditional mining finance faces increasing constraints, a diverse range of less conventional sources of capital is emerging to fill the gap. From sovereign wealth funds to strategic offtakers, the mining investment landscape in 2026 is more varied than ever. This panel explores how these alternative types of capital are reshaping project financing and what investors in these segments are looking for, how mining companies can position themselves to attract this funding.

River Nile Stage (CTICC1 - Ground Floor - Investment Village) Africa/Johannesburg