Conference Agenda

Breakfast Roundtable: Is London still a leading global hub for mining investment and listings?

This exclusive, pre-booked roundtable has limited places. To register your interest in participating, please contact Felicity Harris or Steve Davidson.

The investment cases investors need to hear before their meeting diaries fill up.

A high-conviction, fast-paced showcase of up to five companies selected for the strength and immediacy of their investment story. These are not paid presentations: each company is invited by the 121 Content team because it has a catalyst, asset or market moment that serious mining investors should have on their radar.

In eight minutes, each CEO must make the case: why now, what changes next and what could drive value. Then investors take the floor for live, unfiltered questions.

This is the room to discover the companies everyone will be trying to meet and to hear the investment case before the conversation moves behind closed doors.

Roundtable: Is London still a leading global hub for mining investment and listings?

This exclusive, pre-booked roundtable has limited places. To register your interest in participating, please contact Felicity Harris or Steve Davidson.

Three leading investors. Three different strategies. No fence-sitting.

Breakfast roundtable in partnership with Mining Indaba: AI is driving unprecedented investment in data centres, power networks and advanced computing but the mining materials needed to build and power that infrastructure receive far less attention. 

This investor roundtable, delivered in partnership with Mining Indaba, is the first of a three-part conversation examining whether markets are adequately valuing the commodities that enable the AI economy, where investors may be underweight, and whether the AI growth story can bring new capital into mining. 

The discussion will continue at 121 Cape Town, where the focus shifts from demand to the companies, projects and jurisdictions best positioned to benefit, before concluding at Mining Indaba 2027. 

We welcome active investors across mining, energy, infrastructure, technology and AI-related supply chains. To register your interest to participate, please contact Felicity Harris or Steve Davidson.

Panel on stage: AI is driving unprecedented investment in data centres, power networks and advanced computing but the mining materials needed to build and power that infrastructure receive far less attention. Examining whether markets are adequately valuing the commodities that enable the AI economy, where investors may be underweight, and whether the AI growth story can bring new capital into mining. 

The discussion will continue at 121 Cape Town, where the focus shifts from demand to the companies, projects and jurisdictions best positioned to benefit, before concluding at Mining Indaba 2027.

Meet the management teams advancing precious-metals opportunities across the Americas. From exploration success and resource growth to development milestones, these companies will outline the catalysts shaping their next phase of value creation in silver, gold and copper.

Discover the gold and copper companies pursuing growth across a diverse set of mining regions. Management teams will discuss the discoveries, drilling programmes, development pathways and jurisdiction-specific opportunities underpinning their investment cases.