The Battlefield is returning

2018 sees the return of the Investment Battlefield and it is set to be even bigger and better than 2017, with even more opportunities for mining companies to pitch to a panel of leading investors.

More details will be released in the coming weeks so check back regularly to learn more, and ensure you don't miss the chance to be part of it!

Interested in taking part?

If you would like to be considered for a company pitch or judge position in 2018, and don't want to wait for more details, then contact Harry Chapman now at harry.chapman@miningindaba.com.

INVESTMENT BATTLEFIELD 2017 WINNERS!

Identifying the best emerging mining companies for investors and supporting the development of new projects is a critical part of Mining Indaba. The 2017 Investment Battlefield competition took this one step further. Over a one day session, 16 mining companies pitched their projects on stage to a panel investor judges, who provided live feedback.

FIRST PLACE WINNER: Consolidated Nickel Mines
		CEO Simon Purkiss accepts the first place award. Consolidated Nickel Mines Ltd (CNM) is an operating subsidiary of Consolidated Mining and Investments Ltd (CMI). CNM is the nickel focused development vehicle that is restarting the Munali Nickel mine in Southern Zambia. CNM will carry out geological exploration in the vicinity to capitalise on the investment into the geological understanding and capital plant it controls in Zambia. Learn more at http://www.cnmplc.co.uk/
Runner Up: Sula Iron & Gold
		CEO Roger Murphy accepts the runner up award. Sula Iron & Gold plc is an AIM-Listed multi-commodity exploration company focused on Sierra Leone exploring for gold, iron ore and coltan. Our current objective is to explore and advance our 153 sq. km Ferensola Project in Northern Sierra Leone, which is highly prospective for gold, iron and coltan. Learn more at http://www.sulaironandgold.com/