China Natural Resource

Event Highlights

One-to-one investor meetings
Invited business cases meet face-to-face, individually, with investors in a private business setting for capital-raising

Roundtable discussions
These allow you the opportune time to demonstrate the value of your business case through interactive roundtable discussions with attending investors

VIP networking opportunities
Five-star networking opportunities and activities spread over the two-day event are designed to facilitate interaction and business relationships between business cases and international investment leaders

About the Initiative

With China's ever-increasing need for natural resources, witnessed at our highly successful China investors summit natural resources held in April, the production team has decided to organise a second edition to be hosted in Shanghai on July 18th and 19th 2012. The recently concluded initiative hosted leading investors from China along with 13 pre-screened investment cases offering opportunities in natural resources.

Chinese companies are to continue seeking iron ore, copper, and bauxite projects overseas as the country has a significant supply deficit in these metals. China accounts for 15% of global production but consumes over 40% of the world’s steel output. China is thus seeking to secure future deposits to avoid any shortfall in supply.

Testimonials

		Martin Kannengiesert Head of Business Development Zamin Ferrous Limited

		Erlan Sagadiev Chief Executive, Chairman of the Board Frontier Mining

		Yerkebulan Toguzbayev Deputy Chairman - BD CAIFC Investment Group

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Legal Associate

HIL International Lawyers & Advisers is the Legal Associate partner for Xinhua-naseba events held in China. HIL is devoted tothe development of trade and business with China and global markets. They provide commercially focused legal services, advice of the highest quality and integrity to large Chinese clients seeking to establish a foothold or expand business outside China.

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