About
Audience & Profile
Endorsed by top mining companies and institutions, this conference serves as the essential meeting point for those leading Argentina’s copper sector. Designed to foster a strategic discussion environment, it facilitates the analysis of trends, investment opportunities, and the development of new businesses.
The event takes place at a pivotal moment for Argentina, with the copper industry undergoing rapid expansion and eight large-scale projects set to transform the country's economic and production landscape. This evolution presents a wide range of opportunities for suppliers, local firms, investors, and professionals seeking to integrate into a high-growth sector.
Argentina Copper stands as the ideal platform for direct engagement among key industry stakeholders, promoting a dynamic and collaborative business environment that drives strategic alliances and the development of world-class mining hubs that are capturing global attention.
Who Should Attend?
- Top executives from mining companies
- National and international investors seeking copper projects
- Government representatives and mining sector authorities
- Suppliers to the mining industry
- Academic institutions and professionals in the mining sector
- Market analysts, consulting firms, and financial sector organizations
- Diplomatic bodies and delegations from strategically relevant countries
Key Topics
- Copper geopolitics and Argentina’s role in the energy transition and the global market
- Copper projects and investment attraction: financing, expansion, and competitiveness
- Mining governance: panel with governors and the Copper Board on regulation and development
- Capital and mining: CEOs and investors analyze strategies and opportunities in Argentina
- Synergy between mining, energy, and infrastructure to drive national transformation
- Global mining trends and regional opportunities
- Water management and desalination as pillars of sustainable mining
- New technologies and digitalization for operational efficiency
- Regulation, licensing and permits
- Future copper-producing mines and their impact on the industry