Adds Expertise to Upcoming PDAC 2012 International Convention
Toronto, Feb 29, 2012 AEST (ABN Newswire) - Metals Economics Group (MEG) is pleased to add its mining industry expertise to the PDAC 2012 international convention, trade show, and investors exchange in Toronto, March 4-7, 2012. MEG's involvement includes a keynote address, a Mexico Mining Day presentation, and distribution of its annual special report on world exploration trends.
Michael Chender, MEG's founder and CEO, will present the keynote address: "Predicting the future development cycle," March 5, 9:45 a.m. The address will suggest ways to improve our ability to foresee future supply pipeline developments by examining what changing patterns of discovery and spending signal about the likely successes of current and future exploration, and what developments in risk, financing, personnel availability, and technology tell us about future development cycles. Mr. Chender's presentation will draw on MEG's unparalleled history of closely following exploration and development to take a detailed look at more than two decades of historical data and at currently unfolding developments.
Benjamin Moore, MEG Director for Latin America, will take part in the Mexico Day Conference, March 6. As part of the Mexican Mining Competitiveness session, Moore's presentation will explore Mexico's successful track record in attracting mining investment, including an overview of global and regional exploration trends, and discussing the effects of recent investment and exploration activity on the country's project pipeline.
MEG is pleased to partner with the PDAC to make the World Exploration Trends report available to PDAC members and convention delegates. The report is drawn from MEG's Industry Monitor, and Corporate Exploration Strategies (CES), the industry's benchmark for exploration trends and strategic analysis, and the only comprehensive source of global mining exploration budgets. Published annually, the World Exploration Trends report highlights global mining exploration including a regional overview, gold and base metals activity, and financing activity. To request a copy please complete the form at:
http://www.metalseconomics.com/join-our-distribution-list
To arrange an interview with Mr. Chender or Mr. Moore, contact Nadine Tanner at ntanner@metalseconomics.com; +1-902-429-2880 ext 34.
Visit MEG at booth 115 during the PDAC International Trade Show or visit our web site at:
http://www.metalseconomics.com
Email: sales@metalseconomics.com
or call +1 902-429-2880.
About Metals Economics Group (www.metalseconomics.com)
Metals Economics Group (MEG) is the most trusted source of global mining industry information and analysis. We draw on three decades of comprehensive information and analysis, with an unsurpassed level of experience and historical data. To help our clients reach better decisions more quickly, we supply raw data and sophisticated analysis based on unbiased research and reporting. From worldwide exploration, development, and production to strategic planning and acquisitions activity—our databases and analytical studies help you make confident decisions and, ultimately, improve results.
About PDAC
The Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) is the leading voice of the mineral exploration and development community, an industry that employs more than 664,000 individuals, and contributed $132 billion to Canada's GDP in 2021. Currently representing over 7,800 members around the world, PDAC's work centers on supporting a competitive, responsible, and sustainable mineral sector. PDAC 2025, our 93rd annual convention, will take place in person in Toronto, Canada from March 2-5. Please visit pdac.ca for more information.
