AMS Brochure V6

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24-25 September 2019 Gaborone | Botswana event chairman: ALAN M. CLEGG Pr. Eng. Pr.CPM PMP FSAIMM FIOQ Independent Director of Resource Companies, Shumba Energy

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Great event, AUC committed to continue our partnership, well done!

Frank Dixon Mugyenyi - African Union Commission (AUC)

INTRODUCTION Foreword

Introduction

This significant annual event will again be held under the auspices of and in partnership with the African Union Commission and Ministry of Minerals, Energy and Water Resources (MMEWR) Botswana, with the goal of advancing the Africa Mining Vision.

The 5th Africa Mining Summit taking place from 24th - 25th September 2019 in Gaborone, Botswana, offers a more intimate way of gaining new opportunities and customers from that of the ‘Big’ Indaba’s, exhibitions and conferences. Africa Mining Summit enables more networking and face time through longer refreshment and lunch breaks, dedicated networking and exhibiting zones, a cultural dinner and pre-scheduled match making meetings using our bespoke ‘meeting scheduling software’.

The event brings together government ministries, mining corporates, investors and suppliers in the mining industry to discuss opportunities for countries and the industry.

The premise of the event is to create a platform for government ministries, mining corporates, investors and suppliers to discuss opportunities, attract investment and create new trading partners.

Those that attended last year agree that this is now their preferred deal making platform for mining opportunities in Africa. The event brings together suppliers who are looking to sell to the mining corporates, mining corporates who seek investment, investors who want to strike deals and government ministers who engage all groups to discuss new opportunities in their countries.

The Africa Mining Summit enjoys the added value of partnering with the African Union Commission; Department of Trade industry, the Economic Commission of Africa and Ministry of Mineral Resources, Green Technology & Energy Security; Botswana.

The panel sessions Chaired by senior industry leaders were most informative and at times controversial in a positive way.

ALAN M. CLEGG - Shumba Energy

Welcome Dear Colleagues,

The AMS18 was described by our Patron, the African Union Commission (AUC), as an ‘Institution’ growing from strength to strength. Supported by the AUC the AMS is missioned to generate alignment and understanding between member states Ministers and ministries of Mines and Energy with the private sector investment community, and to join these key stakeholders in Africa to engage formally in developing and shaping exploitation of Africa’s continental & coastal natural resources and related industrial profile.

The AMS event stands out as the only pan-African platform for Policy debate and for mobilising the private sector within the Africa Mining Vision (AMV) as a ‘Blueprint for Structural Transfer of African Economies’; and that the Private Sector Compact (PSC) is under execution as a tool to facilitate dialogue to reduce and share risk created within the African Minerals Governance Framework (AMGF).

Founded then on these initiatives, the mining & minerals development sector in Africa should continue to benefit significantly from market commodity positioning as we move in to 2019 and beyond. The clear investment trend in hard assets that are physical and tradeable, including inter-alia infrastructure and energy related commodities, like Copper and Zinc, both of which are already in

or close to supply/demand deficit, Battery Metals (Cobalt, Nickel, Vanadium, Lithium & Manganese) and/or the Junior Mining Equities that hold such assets or the technologies to enhance them.

This therefore continues to offer investors and all potential beneficial stakeholders on the continent strong fundamentals in the Mining and Energy business sector and in the progressive project developments that are to be found only in Africa.

Accordingly, I am expecting a larger than ever attendance to the AMS19 to hear from and interact with the top leaders of Mining Investment and Operator companies on the continent.

I look forward to seeing you there.

With best regards, I remain, Yours Faithfully

Alan M. Clegg Conference Chairman Pr. Eng. Pr.CPM PMP FSAIMM FIOQ Independent Director of Resource Companies, Shumba Energy

24-25 September 2019 Gaborone, Botswana

Just like last year’s conference - well organised, balanced and very informative! We cannot wait for 2019.

Kneipe Setlhare - Giyani Metals

Welcome

Dear Colleagues,

GRV Global runs one of the only truly pan-African mining events where high-level delegates such as government representatives from established and emerging mining economies, mining executives, financiers and suppliers come together over a two-day period to engage in a series of highly focused thematic sessions and robust discussions. Scheduled alongside keynote addresses and panel discussions is a number of networking events and ‘match-making’ meetings, giving delegates the opportunity to engage directly on matters of mutual interest. This model allows for high-level as well as deep, authentic, conversations on mining in Africa, whether it be on financing the next project, engaging with the relevant ministry or identifying the breakthrough technologies available to safely and sustainably grow a business.

On behalf of GRV Global and the African Union Commission (‘AUC’), it gives me great pleasure to welcome you to the 2019 African Mining Summit. Now in its fifth year, the event has grown from year to year as word has permeated throughout the mining industry on the strategic value of the summit, but it still remains intimate in that meaningful face-to-face conversations can be held across all aspects of the mining value chain and tangible outcomes achieved.

There are many themes dominating African mining at the moment and probably one of the more important ones, which echoes HE Albert Muchanga’s keynote address at the 2018 summit, is that of meaningful stakeholder collaboration. Whilst we are all mindful of driving shareholder value, this cannot be done at the expense of the communities in which the mines are based, nor at the expense of governments and their fiscal authorities. Mining by its very nature is a dangerous business and the strive towards zero harm must be front of mind for mining executives and operators alike. This along with environmental responsibility and the social licence to operate contribute to the realisation on meaningful triple bottom line achievement.

However, all of the above is not possible without financing and a transparent, fair and enabling regulatory environment. Africa is rich in most mineral resources, the potential of which is not being optimally exploited for a number of reasons including excessive

bureaucracy associated with permitting and access to capital owing to a perception of excessive political risk on the part of western funders. The conduct of business in Africa will not be possible in the absence of transparent, fair and simple regulatory environments, and competitive fiscal regimes with less onerous conditions specifically around mineral nationalism, through royalties and free carry stakes, which significantly dilute the value of projects to funders, and effectively turn off small to medium sized projects which cannot bear these costs.

Nearly all of the exploration capital and most of the mining development capital comes from outside of Africa from the main financial centres of the UK, Canada and Australia. The shared vision among the AMS 2019 delegates should include finding ways of making Africa more competitive for business and attracting African capital to fund African mining projects.

The mining industry has again been faced with a year of challenges and uncertainties, for instance the impacts of Brexit, and the cooling of global economies aligned with increasing interest rates and increased uncertainty has had consequences on the broader appetite for financing of new mining projects. On a more positive note, the conversion of the auto industry to electric technologies will result in substantial demand for metals in which Africa is rich including lithium and cobalt, with the benefits that will flow back to the continent, producing countries and communities.

I encourage you to actively join in the conversations which are to be had and thus lead your business and our continent to a brighter and sustainable future.

With best regards from myself and the organising team at GRV Global.

James AH Campbell Managing Director Botswana Diamonds plc

24-25 September 2019 Gaborone, Botswana

The 1-2-1 meetings made this the best event, thanks!

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Pieter Pienaar - Motorola Solutions

24-25 September 2019 Gaborone, Botswana

what makes AMS unique?

Reasons to attend

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By attending the conference, delegates will have the opportunity to:

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Established high-level truly pan-African international event promoting the development of Africa’s mining sector

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Unrivalled networking opportunities, featuring numerous social functions

Gain additional insight into the current status of the mining sectors across Africa

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Attended by principal audience of mining houses, ministers, investors and suppliers in the mining industry

Meet and network with public and private sector stakeholders, as well as relevant service providers under one roof

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Identify key investment and business opportunities

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Share experiences and discuss trends

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Learn more about specific plans for the AU’s and Mining Sectors development

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Understand the legal and regulatory frameworks for mining in Africa.

The 2018 event hosted 304 delegates, 23 exhibitors, 40 speakers, 15 media partners and 24 sponsors

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Excellent global media coverage

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Outcomes from discussions at the event will be used with information to assist the further development of the sector.

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whowillbethe re Mining executives including: Junior to mid-tier mining companies, Resource & Exploration companies Executive Board Directors, CEOs, CFOs, COOs, FDs, Business Development Directors, Chief Investment Officers, Investor Relations, Project Managers, Heads of Supply Chain / Procurement / Logistics / Purchasing / Operations Large scale mining companies Business development, Head of Exploration, Stakeholder Engagement Investors Institutional and Private Investors, Fund Managers, Asset/Investment Management; Private Equity, Venture Capitalists, Analysts, Developmental Financial Institutions, Sovereign Funds, Hedge Funds, Influential Retail investors, Entrepreneurs.

Finance and Investment community Senior Executives of Corporate and Investment banking, Corporate Finance, M&A, Project Finance, Merchant Banks and Brokers, Private Equity, Stock and Commodity Exchanges, Insurance Underwriter and Brokers, Legal Advisories & Law firms Mining Services Industry mining and engineering consultants, geographical mapping, geospatial solutions, geophysical service providers, analytical laboratories, environmental services, drilling companies, shaft sinking services, EPCM, mining technology & equipment, mine planning consultants, mining software solution providers, exploration software, mining logistics, health & safety equipment, metallurgical services Government Ministers, Representatives, Policy Makers, Regulators, Infrastructure & Energy Parastatals and Consultants

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Conduct a month’s worth of meetings in just 2 days

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Boost your profile amongst industry heavyweights

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Build relationships with high-profile attendees

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Network and do business with the biggest players in the global mining sector

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Benefit from a hassle-free meeting process

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Engage with African governments on their mining policies

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Gain funding and investment

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Forecasting commodity supply and demand and the knock-on effect on mining operations

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Spotlight on Africa’s Geological Hotspots

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Digital technology optimising productivity and enhancing mining operations

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Creating a strategy to demonstrate long-term shareholder value

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Developing a framework for natural resources management, policy formulation and implementation

Very useful particularly the diverse range of people from Ministries through service suppliers, insurance, banks and obviously fellow mining companies.

Simon Purkiss, CEO - Consolidated Nickel Mines Plc

Eventagenda Day One:

Day Two:

2 x Keynote Address The African Union Commissioner for Trade and Industry, H.E Albert Muchanga will deliver the opening keynote address

Keynote Address x 2

1 x Spotlight Address

6) Panel Discussion: FUTURE TRENDS Autonomous Mining, Smart Mining, Technology & Innovation, Future of Mining, Overcoming challenges with talent, mega projects & related demand, digital growth, the value of data, drones & advanced solutions, and beneficiation becoming the added value!

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1) Special Information Session AUC: AFRICA MINING VISION (AMV) HIGH LEVEL DIALOGUE THEME: Topic TBA 2) Panel Discussion: LEADERS IN MINING INVESTMENT ROUNDTABLE Mining Finance, Accessing Capital, M&A, Metals, PE, Funds and Strategy 3) Panel Discussion: POWER & ENERGY Mining Energy Use, Demand, Storage and Future Demand.

4) Panel Discussion: INNOVATION & TECHNOLOGY Essentials – Communications, Procurement, Project Management & Supply Chain

25th September 2019 5) Panel Discussion: JUNIOR MINING FINANCE PANEL: Financing world class mining projects of the future

7) Panel Discussion: PEOPLE, PLACES & THINGS Inspiring innovation through leadership and adopting technology. Also assessing and accepting risk and developing skills for the future.

8) Panel Discussion: MINING & ENERGY SECTOR LEGAL CONCERNS The public listing of Junior Companies, managing growing Resource Nationalism, and onerous Mining Charters and their effect on investment in mining content-wide.

9) Panel Discussion: Impact, Responsibility & the Continent’s Development Discussing the responsibility of resource richness, impact & the potential for social & economic growth, addressing occupational health, sustainable development through collaborations & positive impact, and re-thinking the approach to CSR the case for Corporate Social Investments (CSI).

AMSspeakers Alan M. Clegg Pr.Eng., Independent Mining & Energy Consultant, and Executive Chairman Shumba Energy Hon. Eric Mothibi Molale, Minister, Ministry of Mineral Resources, Green Technology & Energy Security; Botswana H.E. Amb. Albert M. Muchanga, Commissioner of Trade & Industry | African Union Commission (AUC) Mark Bristow, CEO | Barrick Lawrence Dechambenoit , Vice President Corporate Relations EMEA, Rio Tinto Deshnee Naidoo, CEO, Vedanta Resources Glen Mc Gavigan, Executive Head of Technical and Projects, Kumba Iron Ore Lance Hooper, President of Cobalt Blockchain Inc Edwin (Eddie) Elias Group Head of Metallurgy at Debswana Mining Company Louis Coetzee, CEO, KIBO Energy

Alfred Baku, EVP & Head of West Africa Region Gold Fields

Wellington Pasipamire, Executive Chairman | Nyembesi Capital

Mark Mabhudhu, Non Executive Director | Vast Resources PLC

Pat Dambe-Hansen Head of Corporate Affairs at De Beers

Andre Boje, CEO | Minergy Coal

Professor Frederick Thomas Cawood, Director | Wits University, Wits Mining Institute

Julian Hanna Managing Director MOD Resources Ltd

Gabaake Gabaake, Executive Director | Tlou Energy

James Mufara, Technical Director | Konkola Copper Mines

Mpho Mochekela, Strategic Sourcing Executive of Lonmin Plc

Sindiso Ngatsha Sichone, Supply Chain Manager | Mopani Copper Mines Plc

Dr. Gavin Andersson, Director | Seriti Institute

Nicholas Brodie, CEO, Galane Gold Ltd

Dr. Peter Cox, CEO | Ironveld plc

Logic Sebopeng, Senior Mining Engineer | Khoemacau Copper Mining,

Archie Koimtsidis CEO of Cardinal Resources Limited

Simon Purkiss, CEO | Consolidated Nickel Mines Ltd

Noleen Pauls, Principle Geoscientist (EMEA) | REFLEX Africa

James Campbell, Managing Director | Botswana Diamonds plc

Robin Birchall, CEO | Giyani Metals

Rev. Emmanuel Coffie-Anum, Health, Safety and Environmental Manager | Ghana Manganese Co. Ltd

Dr. Mike Seeger, Director | MX Mining Capital Advisors CC

Jacques Badenhorst, CEO | Maatla Energy

Samer Khalaf, CEO | Tango Mining Ltd

Charles Siwawa, Chief Executive Officer | Botswana Chamber of Mines

Munashe Shava, Chief Operating Officer | Great Dyke Investments

Naseem Banu Lahri, Managing Director | Lucara Botswana (Pty) Ltd.

Batirai Manhando, President | Trojan Nickel Mine / Chamber of Mines Of Zimbabwe Luke Sadike Nepela, Director | Deep South Resources Mark Parker, Managing Director | Equator Gold

rates/sponsors hip

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Delegate Pass - £2,950

Silver - £11,950

Gold - £17,950

Platinum - £25,950

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35 Word Company Profile within Event Guide • 2 Day Conference Pass • Pre-Scheduled one to one meetings • Additional ‘Ad Hoc’ Meetings at the event Two Delegates £5,450 Three Delegates £7,700

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Corporate branding throughout the summit as a Bronze Sponsor Up to 2 delegate passes Pre-Scheduled one to one meetings Full participant list with contact details provided post event Logo and link on summit website Access to the main conference hall for each of the two days Logo and 35 word company profile to be included within the official summit publication Additional ‘Ad Hoc’ Meetings at the event

Advertising opportunities

n Half Page Advert in Official Event Guide £650 n Full Page Advert in Official Event Guide £1,150 n Double Page Advert in Official Event Guide £1,950 n Outside Back Cover Advert in Official Event Guide £1,950 n Colour Logo alongside Company Profile included within the Official Event Guide £250

Live Demonstrations

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Corporate branding throughout the summit as a Silver Sponsor Up to 4 delegate passes 6m/sq exhibition booth Priority one to one meetings scheduled in the briefing rooms Access to the main conference hall and plenary sessions on both days Full participant list with contact details provided post event One full page colour advert in the official summit publication Logo and link on summit website Logo and 35 word company profile to be included within the official summit publication Additional ‘Ad Hoc’ Meetings at the event

Cultural dinner Sponsor - £17,950 • • •

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6m2 Exhibition Booth £1,950 9m2 Exhibition Booth £2,900 12m2 Exhibition Booth £3,770 Logo and 35 word company profile to be included within the official summit publication

Cultural dinner

n Cultural Dinner Ticket, includes networking with all event participants and VIP guests £75 n Other Sponsorship Opportunities POA

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Corporate branding throughout summit as Gold Sponsor Up to 5 delegate passes 12 m/sq exhibition booth High priority one to one meetings scheduled in the briefing rooms Access to the main conference hall and plenary sessions on both days Double page presentation in the official event guide Full participant list with contact details provided post event Logo and link and downloadable corporate PDF on summit website Logo and 35 word company profile to be included within the official summit publication Opportunity to chair one of the morning plenary sessions Additional ‘Ad Hoc’ Meetings at the event

Internet Zone Sponsor - £9,950 • • • •

Corporate Branding throughout Event Venue Pre-scheduled Matchmaking Meetings with Official Delegation Corporate logo (with URL link) on Event website Full participant list with contact details provided post event

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Up to 8 Delegate passes Corporate branding throughout summit as Platinum Sponsor Host a VIP lunch with official invitations and logistics taken care of Choice of 12 m/sq exhibition booth Double page spread within official event guide Highest priority one to one meetings scheduled Full participant list with contact details provided post event Logo and 35 word company profile to be included within the official summit publication Opportunity to chair one of the morning plenary sessions Logo and Link on website with down loadable PDF Additional ‘Ad Hoc’ Meetings at the event

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Keynote Speaking Address Listed as Main Sponsor on all branding and marketing Exclusive to one company only Verbal acknowledgement at start of Summit Unlimited delegate passes Use of a meeting room during the summit Company statement adjacent to GRV Global CEO in Official Summit Guide Host a VIP Dinner with official invitations and logistics provided Full agenda of one to one pre-scheduled meetings First choice of positioning a 12 m/sq exhibition booth Welcome address at the Cultural Dinner Back Cover advertisement in Official Summit Guide Double page editorial within Official Summit Guide Logo and 35 word company profile to be included within the official summit publication Access to the main conference hall and plenary sessions on both days Welcome letter in Official Summit Guide Additional ‘Ad Hoc’ Meetings at the event

location

Phakalane Golf Estate Hotel Resort Phakalane Golf Estate Hotel Resort is a 4 star resort located in the heart of Botswana’s premier Golf Estate, offering the only 18 Hole Championship Golf Course in Botswana, which encompasses spacious accommodation of a Hotel as well as luxurious self serviced apartments with extraordinary panoramic views of its international 18 hole championship golf course.

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Phakalane Championship Golf Course Enjoy a unique golf experience at Botswana’s only 18 Hole Championship Golf Course - the Phakalane Golf Estate Hotel Resort.

Tournament players, and hackers alike, can look forward to an exciting day of golf, enjoying breathtaking views and wildlife, networking, refreshments, prizes and giveaways. In its third year, who will take away the coveted trophy in aid of a local charity, Mpule Kwelagobe children’s centre, a place of safety that provides short-erm residential care, support and protection to orphans and vulnerable children (OVC’s) where the traditional caring structures have failed.

The residential facility was donated by Debswana Jwaneng mine as part of its social responsibility to the community. The centre which accommodates children from birth to 18 years old was named after Miss Mpule Kwelagobe who won miss universe in 1999.

Over the last two years we have raised nearly USD 3,000, which has been used to replace all the curtains in the houses and general maintenance and hope to beat that total this year for further improvements.

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contact

Andrew Dowell Sponsorship & delegate enquiries T: +44 (0) 203 817 5346 adowell@grvglobal.com

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