The Resources And Energy Symposium, Broken Hill: Keynote Presentation That You Cannot Miss
Sydney, May 17, 2011 AEST (ABN Newswire) - Over the last year, largely due to the restrictions China placed on rare earth elements, specialty metal supply issues have started to come to the attention of the mainstream press. Predictably, the West's response has been that "market forces will prevail".
The Emerging Trends Report analysis has been informing readers since 2007 that this is nonsense: specialty metal supply problems are structural, entrenched and without quick remedy.
Throw in shameless promotion, shoddy research and commentary from sources that should know better, and a growing global pandemic of corruption, bureaucratic intrusion and taxation, if not outright resource nationalisation, and you have the makings of a very significant long term trend in specialty metal prices.
The Emerging Trends Report has identified 48 specialty metals facing at least two of five different supply threats; little known to the investing public is roughly 40 of these metals occur in Australia's unique geology, positioning Australia to become a world leader in their production.
19 months into a 45-month boots-on-the-ground investigation of Australian specialty metal projects the managing editor, Richard Karn, will present the findings on Wednesday 25th May at 11.45am during the Resources and Energy Symposium taking place from the 23-25 May in Broken Hill as well as his analysis of the state of the specialty metal market.
Vince Sorrenti will also be on hand with his unique look at the resources industry at the Right on Track dinner on Tuesday 24th May.
About Symposium
Symposium exists to connect the Australian resources industry with the investment community at both a domestic and international level. We provide a range of opportunities for mining, coal, oil, gas and other energy-related businesses to present to and engage with potential investors. Our events, from monthly roadshows to annual conferences in Australia as well as North America and China are all specifically designed to showcase the resources industry, raise awareness and create mutually beneficial business partnerships. For more information see: www.goldevent.com.au
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