MINEX EURASIA 2026✦

Speakers · Presentation Opportunities

Take the floor at MINEX Eurasia 2026.

The MINEX Eurasia 2026 programme features expert speakers drawn from government, industry, finance, consulting, and academia. The conference typically attracts 30–40 speakers from across the mining value chain.

Speaking opportunities 30–40 expert speakers London · 30 November 2026
MINEX Eurasia 2026 speakers and presentation opportunities
Speakers

Speaker profiles and photographs to be added as confirmed.

Confirmed speakers will be published with profiles, photographs, organisation details, and session information.

Speaking Opportunities

Contribute to the dialogue on sustainable Eurasian mining.

MINEX Eurasia is a long-standing, internationally recognised platform for essential conversations about responsible raw materials, investment, technology, and industrial resilience.

Conference platform

The MINEX Eurasia Conference is a long-standing, internationally recognised platform dedicated to fostering essential conversations about the sustainable sourcing of primary raw materials to meet Europe’s and global industrial needs.

Whether you represent a mining company, regulator, NGO, financial institution, consultant, or technology provider, the conference offers a focused platform to shape the Eurasian mining agenda.

Whether you represent a national or international mining company, government regulator, non-governmental organisation, financial institution, or mining consulting and technology provider, we invite you to contribute to the ongoing dialogue on Eurasian sustainable mining.

Corporate Presentation or Pitch-up Non-commercial Presentation or Panel Participation

Mining companies

Government regulators

NGOs and institutions

Financial institutions

Consulting and technology providers

Presentation Opportunities

Put your expertise in front of Eurasia’s mining audience.

Submit a proposal to contribute to the 2026 programme and join the conversation on mining, investment, critical raw materials, and sustainable value creation across Eurasia.

Submit Speaker Proposal Contact the MINEX Team
Speakers · Deadlines and Terms

Presentation options, fees, and speaker deadlines.

Use this section to guide corporate presenters, individual speakers, panellists, and guest contributors through the key dates, package benefits, submission requirements, and presentation material rules.

Speaker or panellist

Individual presentation proposals

Presentation proposals from individuals should be submitted before the stated speaker deadline.

Before 30 October 2026
Corporate presentation

Companies presenting at the conference

Companies interested in presenting at the conference are encouraged to reserve speaking slots before the corporate deadline.

Before 1 November 2026
Presentation Option 1

Corporate Presentation or Pitch-up

This option is designed for companies that want to present their projects, technologies, services, or investment proposition directly to the MINEX Eurasia audience.

Corporate presenters receive a 10–15 minute in-person presentation slot, conference admission passes, post-event distribution, and promotional visibility before and after the event.
Apply before 15 September 2026 £1,300 + 20% VAT
Apply before 16 October 2026 £1,500 + 20% VAT
Apply after 15 October 2026 £2,000 + 20% VAT

What Is Included in a Corporate Presentation Package

Package benefits
A 10–15 minute in-person presentation at the conference.
Optional participation of presenter or company representative in the follow-up panel discussion.
2 complimentary admission passes for the entire conference, one for the presenter and one for a company representative.
An opportunity to schedule one-to-one meetings ahead of the conference using the MINEX Forum web application.
An opportunity to distribute promotional materials at the conference.
Logo and company description on the conference website.
An opportunity to publish a brief article about the company or projects on the conference website.
Logo and company description in the conference catalogue.
Video recording of the presentation.
Dissemination of the video recording and slides to all conference attendees after the event.
Promotion of the presentation, as part of the post-event materials, to the MINEX Forum global email subscription list.

Timeline for Speakers Presenting Slides

Submission process
Before 30 Oct 2026

Submit speaker application

Submit speaker application before 30 October 2026, as per the terms above.

Before 25 Nov 2026

Submit presentation slides

Submit presentation slides in PPTX or PPT widescreen 16:9 format before 25 November 2026.

Around 25 Nov 2026

Moderator introductions

Introduction to moderators and other speakers takes place around 25 November 2026.

Presentation materials

Requirements for the Submission of Presentation Materials

Please submit presentation slides before 25 November 2026 to slides@minexforum.com.

Presentation slides are accepted in PowerPoint (PPTX). Slides must be prepared in 16:9 screen dimension.

Slides exceeding 20 megabytes or containing videos, background music, or speeches should be uploaded to cloud-sharing storage, e.g. OneDrive or Google Drive, and submitted as downloadable links.

In cases where presenters are unable to attend the event in person or remotely, they may pre-record their presentation on YouTube or Vimeo and send the video file link to slides@minexforum.com.

Practical check: there is a small date ambiguity in the corporate presentation fee table: “Apply before 16 October 2026” and “Apply after 15 October 2026” overlap logically by one day. The safest editorial fix is to confirm whether the third line should read “Apply after 16 October 2026” or whether the second line should read “Apply before 15 October 2026”.

Speaker guidance

Frequently Asked Questions for Speakers

Practical information for speakers, panellists, corporate presenters, and guest contributors presenting at MINEX Eurasia 2026 in London.

Speakers and panellists present in person. The conference is organised in English. Non-English speakers presenting in person may bring along an interpreter and present in a consecutive format. Access to the conference sessions and the web application is provided exclusively to registered participants.

The exact time of each presentation will be confirmed in the final agenda. Corporate presentations should be aimed at 10–15 minutes or about 10–20 PowerPoint slides. Keynote and speaker presentations should not exceed 20 minutes or about 15–30 slides.

The moderator will contact all panellists before the event to pre-agree on discussion topics and questions. During the event, the moderator will invite panellists to answer questions in the pre-agreed order and will handle questions from the audience.

Time is allocated for audience questions at the end of each session, panel discussion, or keynote. In-person attendees can use roving microphones. All participants may also send questions to presenters before, during, and after the event using the contact form in the online profile of presenters.

All submitted slides will be preloaded on the conference PCs and ready for presentation. Speakers may demonstrate their slides using a clicker whilst standing at the lectern or seated at the head table. Slides may include built-in videos, animations, and sound. Presenters are asked to submit slides before the event to allow time for discussion with moderators and testing on audio-visual systems.

Presenting from the conference system is preferred, as connecting external devices may take time and potentially disrupt the set-up. If the use of your own device is essential, please contact us at least 5 working days before the event to arrange a test.

All presentations and panel discussions are video-recorded. Once edited, recordings are published online with the slides and other materials, and are available to all registered participants via their accounts on the conference website.

A professional photographer will take photos of speakers, panel discussions, audience questions, and networking events. Flash will be limited to a bare minimum. Photos will be edited and published in low resolution on the conference website; high-resolution photos can be provided on request after the event.

Materials will be provided free of charge to all registered participants through their accounts approximately two to four weeks after the conference. Materials include presentation slides in PDF format, video recordings of the conference sessions, and photos of the event.

Speakers are expected to present in person. An exception may apply to speakers who are unable to attend personally and cannot find a substitute. In such cases, the programming committee may allow a pre-recorded video to be played during the conference.

If you are representing a sponsor or have booked a corporate presentation, please refer to your agreement to determine the number of admission tickets available for sharing with guests.

The conference web application allows you to create a speaker profile, access the list of event participants, search for specific people using keywords, shortlist contacts, and schedule one-to-one meetings before, during, or after the event.

Participants may meet in the foyer or networking area adjacent to the main conference hall. A private meeting room is available for organising meetings with investors and national delegations; pre-booking is required. Please contact the MINEX Eurasia organisers before the event for further information.

Participants may network during coffee breaks, lunch, and the drinks reception organised at the end of the event.

Speakers and panellists may publish information about their presentations on the conference website, which will be added to the news section and shared via social media. A customised web banner showcasing your presentation will be provided as the event approaches. Video recordings may be shared on social media after the event with prior approval from other participants. All materials are protected by copyright; written consent is required for sharing or publishing in any format.

The conference is primarily funded by fees from commercial organisations. Companies presenting their projects, services, or products are expected to pay the presentation fee in addition to the admission fee. Speakers presenting a non-commercial talk on behalf of profit-driven organisations are charged admission fees only.

Unless agreed otherwise, or in cases where speakers are representing a sponsor or partner of the conference, they are expected to pay an admission fee to attend the conference sessions, as well as lunches and networking events.

The MINEX Forum Secretariat cannot reimburse travel, accommodation, or other expenses incurred by speakers or panellists.