Process Mineralogy 2026: Programme online

With two outstanding Keynote Lectures and over 40 technical presentations from industry and academia, Process Mineralogy '26 will showcase how process mineralogy is helping the mining industry meet the challenges of the energy transition through more efficient recovery of critical minerals and improved processing of complex ores.

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The programme features the latest research and industrial case studies covering lithium, rare earth elements, cobalt, vanadium, uranium, platinum group metals, gold and many other strategic commodities, demonstrating the vital role of mineralogical knowledge in supporting a more sustainable and secure supply of essential raw materials.

With a strong emphasis on geometallurgy, digital workflows and real-world industrial applications, the conference offers valuable insights into the future of data-driven mineral processing.

There are plenty of networking opportunities too, including the welcome reception, daily coffee breaks in the exhibition area, sundowner drinks, the conference dinner at Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, and the farewell drinks reception - all included in your delegate registration price.

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