Developing strategic partnerships to emerge successfully from an unprecedented economic crisis
With export quotas likely to decrease still further if the markets pick up then there could suddenly be a shortage of supply. This in turn could lead to price increases. What will this mean for your business? If you want to find out what is really happening in China then this is your chance, with over 200 local attendees expected CIMC is the perfect place for the Chinese and International minerals companies to meet and do business.
Despite these global difficulties China’s economy is still growing and domestic demand is likely to continue, hear how to develop successful joint ventures and supply this market.
View the attendee list - over 100 local Chinese companies registered.
Key speakers include:
Xu Xu, Chairman, CCCMC, China
Dennis Meseroll, Director, Tractus Asia, China
Dr Yoke Fong, Commercial Director, Almatis, China
Jack Gao, General Manager, Refmin China Co. Ltd, China
Qiang Cui, Director, Qingdao Everest Carbon Co Ltd, China
Dr Richard Flook, Managing Director, Shinagawa Refractories Australasia, Australia
Quan Yue, Director, Magnesite Resources Office, Liaoning Provincial Government, China
Murray Lines, Director, Stratum Resources, Australia
Liu Yingjun, Vice Secretary, China Plastic Industry Association, China
Lance Mitchell, Market Manager – Asia Pacific, Mondo Minerals B.V, Australia
Piergiovanni Ercoli Malacari, Product & Application Development Manager, IMI Fabi, Italy
Dr. Dan Horovitz, Partner, Holman Fenwick Willan LLP, Brussels & Asia
Field trip:
Don’t miss your chance to visit the Qingdao Haida Graphite Co Ltd mine on 10th September, see the drop down menu for more information.
Key reasons to attend:
- Hear how China is faring in the global economic crisis, what opportunities are there?
- Analyse the Chinese industrial minerals markets - what's hot!
- Understand the dynamics of successful Chinese/International joint ventures
- Learn about the latest import/export developments
- Network and share best practice with your peers and colleagues