Mines and Money will return to Hong Kong on 13–14 April 2026, bringing mining executives, investors and commodities traders together at a time when Asian capital is playing an increasingly influential role in financing global resource projects and governments are competing to secure long-term access to metals critical to energy transition and industrial growth.
The conference, which has operated internationally for more than two decades, will focus on investment, financing and supply-chain partnerships across mining and critical minerals, with an emphasis on Asia’s expanding influence in global metals markets.
Hong Kong provides a base for cross-border deal-making between international mining companies and investors from Mainland China, Southeast Asia and the wider region, and remains a key conduit for capital flows into mining, particularly across gold, copper and energy transition materials.
“As mining finance increasingly shifts toward Asia, Hong Kong continues to function as a meeting point for miners, investors and strategic buyers,” said Andrew Thake, Divisional Director at Mines and Money. “The emphasis is on practical discussions around financing structures, partnerships and long-term supply.”
The program will include panel discussions on mining finance, geopolitics, mergers and acquisitions, and the role of government policy in securing mineral supply. Dedicated sessions will allow selected mining companies to present projects directly to investors, alongside scheduled one-on-one meetings arranged through the Mines and Money digital meeting platform.
In addition to the conference program, the event will host private meetings and networking gatherings aimed at facilitating introductions between companies seeking capital and investors deploying funds across the mining sector.
More broadly, the return to Hong Kong reflects Mines and Money’s continued focus on global mining investment and its role in connecting international capital with resource projects.
