Going Forward on Mining Downstream Business
The government has insisted to go ahead with mandatory domestic mineral processing to increase value of mineral export and preserve the country’s mineral resource supplies. The restriction on exports of unprocessed minerals is expected to stimulate new investments in smelters and refineries and associated infrastructure, to create new job opportunities and revenue streams in the country.
However, the lingering drop in global commodity prices that squeezed cash flow of miners makes realization of in-country processing requirement slow-moving. In 2016, the Directorate General of Mineral and Coal puts smelter development as one of its priorities agenda. As of December 2015, data from Directorate General of Mineral and Coal shows the proposed smelter facilities is 72 units to be developed by 89 Mining Business Holders (IUPs) with 25 units of smelter facilities reach the commissioning phase.
The mineral processing conference would highlight regulatory changes, domestic and overseas processed mineral demand and supply forecast, strategic moves by the IUPs holders to secure financing, updated smelting and processing technologies as well as infrastructure challenges in building smelters.
The conference also aims to raise the issues, identify strategies and methods that will result in a proactive approach by all stakeholders to the development of a successful mineral processing industry in Indonesia. It is therefore imperative that companies with the technologies and “know how” attend and participate in this conference. For business interested in getting their “feet in the door” to a developing industry, this is your moment to shine.
CONFERENCE PROGRAM
Wednesday – September 21, 2016
08:00 Registration and Morning Coffee
09:15 Opening Remarks
Chairperson’s Opening Remarks - Shirley Oroh, President Director, PT. Asia Mangan Group
09:30 KEYNOTE : Upstream Metal Industry Policy
By I Gusti Putu Suryawirawan, Director General of Metal, Machinery, Transportation Vehicle and Electornic Industry, Ministry of Industry
10:00 Refreshment Break
10:30 SESSION 1 : Keeping the Indonesian Investment Climate
By Alma Karma, Director Regional Potential Development, Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM)
By Prihadi Santoso, Chairman of Indonesian Smelter Enterprises Association (AP3I)
11:30 SESSION 2 : Amendment of Mining Law Key to Development of Mineral Processing Industry in Indonesia
By Hendra Sinadia, Deputy Chairman, Indonesia Mining Institute (IMI)
12:00 Networking Lunch
13:00 SESSION 3 : The Death of the South Kalimantan Iron Ore & Smelting Industry
By Ian Wollff, Principal Geologist, Independent Consultant
13:30 SESSION 4 : Service Providers on Smelting – Part 1
Benefits of Mechanical Belt Fasteners
By Rich Gilman, Heavy-Duty Specialist, Flexco
Mineral Hydro Transportation - Economical-, Environmental- and Safety Advantages
By Gerald Tychtl, Director South East Asia, Feluwa
15:00 Refreshment Break
15:15 SESSION 5 : Smelter Industry Business and Future Prospects – Nickel
- The current status and outlook for nickel smelter development
- Overview of Indonesia nickel mining market and forecast
- The economics of NPI in Indonesia
- Examine global nickel supply and demand fundamentals
- How to secure financing for smelter project
- China demand dynamics – what can we expect?
By Steven Brown, General Manager of Business Development, PT. Vale Indonesia Tbk
By Jonatan Handojo, Business Development Director, PT. Indoferro
By Yudi K Nurhadi, Senior Vice President Corporate Finance, PT. Antam Tbk
18:00 Industry Networking Dinner by Djakarta Mining Club
CONFERENCE PROGRAM
Thursday – September 22, 2016
08:30 Morning Coffee
09:00 Opening Remarks
Chairperson’s Opening Remarks – Ben Lawson, Vice Chairman, Djakarta Mining Club and Coal Club Indonesia
09:15 SESSION 6 : Sustaining Value Added Chain in Mineral Based Industry
By Dr. R. Sukhyar, Chairman of Indonesian Smelter and Mineral Processing Association (ISPA)
09:45 SESSION 7 : Profile of Indonesia Morowali Industrial Park, Morowali Regency, Central Sulawesi
- The current status of Morowali Industrial Park which is designed as the world’s largest integrated nickel industry
- What are supporting facilities in Morowali Industrial Park
- Companies currently building smelter in Morowali Industrial Park
By Alexander Barus, Chief Executive Officer, Indonesia Morowali Industrial Park
10:15 Refreshment Break
10:30 SESSION 8 : Service Providers on Smelting – Part 2
The Use of Simulation to Optimise Processing and Logistics in Mining
By Ekke Oosterhuis, Project Manager/ Bulk Material Handling Consultant, Royal HaskoningDHV
On-Belt Elemental Analysis to Improve Mineral Processing
By Michael Edwards, Physicist – Technical Sales, Scantech International Pty Ltd
11:30 Networking Lunch
12:30 SESSION 9 : Mineral Reserves
By Armin Tampubolon, Mineral Expert, Geological Agency
13:00 SESSION 10 : Smelter Industry Business and Future Prospects – Iron Ores and Copper
- The current status of smelter development on Iron ores and Copper
- Production trend of Iron Ores and Copper in Indonesia: What would be demand drivers?
- Examining Indonesia and global demand trend on Iron ores and Copper
By Cholid Bawazier, President Director, PT. Delta Prima Steel
By Hiroshi Kondo, President Director, PT. Smelting
14:00 SESSION 11 : Financing Strategies for Mineral Processing
- Criteria for selection of smelter project
- Challenges in smelter project financing
By Dendi Ramdani, Head of Industry and Financial Analyst, Bank Mandiri
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PT. Asia Mangan Group
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Metal, Machinery, Transportation Vehicle and Electornic Industry, Ministry of Industry
Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM)
Indonesian Smelter Enterprises Association (AP3I)
Indonesia Mining Institute (IMI)
Independent Consultant
Flexco
Feluwa
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PT. Vale Indonesia Tbk
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PT. Indoferro
PT. Antam Tbk
Djakarta Mining Club and Coal Club Indonesia
Indonesian Smelter and Mineral Processing Association (ISPA)
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Indonesia Morowali Industrial Park
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Royal HaskoningDHV
Scantech International Pty Ltd
Geological Agency
PT. Delta Prima Steel
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PT. Smelting
Bank Mandiri
Exhibitors
Flexco, a world leader in maximizing belt conveyor productivity and a 100-year-old company has been providing belt conveyor operators around the world with efficient, safe products, services, and solutions for their systems. Read More
TOMRA specialises in the sorting or pre-concentration of ore.
TOMRA has a range of highly advanced and automated sorting machines that utilise a number of different sensor technologies such as laser, x-ray, infra-red, electromagnetic and colour that are able to sort ore before entering a processing stream. Read More
Scantech specialises in on line analyser technologies for bulk materials industries including minerals, cement, steel and coal applications. Read More
Assurance, Testing, Inspection, Certification
Our local network of laboratories and offices offer world class quality and safety solutions to industries including Oil and Gas, Minerals / Mining, Environmental, Food, Agriculture, Textile and Garments, Toys and Hardlines. Read More
FELUWA Pumpen GmbH is specialized in the development and design, production, international sales and service of pumps for media which contain solids and are difficult to pump. Read More
Supported By
Djakarta Mining Club will be fostering of bilateral business but will have as its primary function to promote sustainable minerals production through the education of the masses, through promotion of ongoing exploration and through planned and ongoing dialogue between stakeholders in the mining industry conducted in a non-threatening Safe and conducive environment. Read More
The Indonesia Smelter Enterprises Association (AP3I) is an industry association of metal mineral processing (smelter) which was established on 20 May 2015. Currently AP3I consists of 23 smelters with commodities such as copper cathode, ferro manganese, alumina, lead, sponge iron, and nickel (ferro nickel and nickel pig iron). AP3I has realized investment in smelter of USD 12 billion and employs 15,000 +/- manpower (excluding contractors) Read More
Indonesian Mining Services Association (ASPINDO) is a non political and non profit organization operates under KADIN Indonesia (Indonesian Chamber of Commerce & Industry). ASPINDO which born on August 1997 had 32 companies as it starts. Read More
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