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Home / Metal News / The 2025 Indonesia Mining Conference and Critical Metals Conference concluded successfully! Check out the highlights of the key speeches~
The 2025 Indonesia Mining Conference and Critical Metals Conference concluded successfully! Check out the highlights of the key speeches~
Jun 26, 2025 18:09Source:SMM
On June 5, the 2025 Indonesia Mining Conference and Critical Metals Meeting, hosted by SMM Information & Technology Co., Ltd. (SMM), supported by the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs as the government supporter, and co-organized by the Indonesia Nickel Miners Association (APNI), Jakarta Futures Exchange, and Sxcoal, successfully concluded at the Pullman Jakarta Central Park Hotel in Jakarta, Indonesia! The conference attracted over 2,500 participants, including 135 speakers and more than 40 exhibitors. It received strong support from 25 sponsors, with government participants including the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, National Economic Council, North Maluku Provincial Government, South Sulawesi Provincial Government, and the Indonesian Commodity Futures Trading Regulatory Agency. Additionally, representatives from 55 countries attended this grand event.
The conference featured one main forum and four sub-forums, namely the Nickel-Cobalt NEV Forum, Southeast Asia Tin Industry Conference, Southeast Asia Coal Industry Conference, and Southeast Asia Aluminum Industry Conference.
Moreover, several industry seminars were held during the conference, covering topics such as "Decoding the Panorama of Indonesia's Nickel-Cobalt Industry—Strategic Insights from Resource Control to Industry Chain Upgrades," "Solar Mines: How Solar Energy and ESS Are Revolutionizing Indonesia's Mining Industry," "Responsible Minerals Initiative (RMI) Seminar," and "Industrial Training—Battery Innovation Driving Sustainable Green Energy Development."
June 3
Opening Remarks
SMM Chairman Xin Fan (left)
Indonesia Nickel Miners Association - APNI Chairman Komjen. Pol. (P) Drs. Nanan Soekarna (right)
Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia, Bachelor of Laws, Master of Laws Arif Havas Oegroseno
Main Forum
Guest Speeches
Keynote Speech: Cooperation Among Key Raw Ore Producing Countries: Enhancing Value-Addition for a Sustainable Future
Speaker: Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia, Bachelor of Laws, Master of Laws
Arif Havas Oegroseno
(This speech is not disclosed to the public at the speaker's request)
Keynote Speech:
North Maluku: The Emerging Hub of Indonesia's Nickel Downstream Revolution
Speaker:
Governor of North Maluku Province Sherly Tjoanda
(This speech is not disclosed to the public at the speaker's request)
Keynote Speech:
The Strategic Role of Southeast Sulawesi in the Global Critical Minerals Ecosystem
Speaker:
Governor of Southeast Sulawesi Andi Sumangerukka
(This speech is not disclosed to the public at the speaker's request)
[Roundtable Discussion] ESG Standards and Market Expectations: Aligning Global Demand with Indonesian Policies
Moderator:
Sterling Acumen Energy Commodities and Capital Markets Expert Myriam El Kara
Panelists:
Executive Secretary of the National Economic Council Tubagus Nugraha
Macquarie Advisor Jim Lennon
Nickel Institute Head of Public Policy and Sustainability Mark Mistry
OECD Minerals Program Manager Benjamin Katz
Ceria Corp. Chief Sustainability & ESG Officer Elviera Putri
[Roundtable Interview] How Global Metal Exchanges Can Promote Alignment in Multilateral Market Pricing
Moderator:
Meidy Katrin Lengkey, Secretary General of the Indonesia Nickel Miners Association (APNI)
Panelists:
Fan Xin, Chairman of SMM
Edric Koh, Head of Corporate Sales, Asia, London Metal Exchange
Mr. Yazid Kanca Surya, Director of Jakarta Futures Exchange
Daniel McElduff, President of Abaxx Exchange
Shi Chenghu/Tiger, CEO of BANDS Financial Limited.
[Leaders' Roundtable Forum] - Visionary Leaders Charting the Course for Indonesia's Critical Metal Industry Development
Moderator:
Alfred Cang, Senior Correspondent at Bloomberg
Panelists:
Managing Director of Indonesia's National Sovereign Fund Febriany Eddy
Jerome Baudelet, CEO of Eramet Indonesia
Wito Krisnahadi, Director of PT Adaro Minerals Indonesia Tbk
Achmad Zuhraidi, Financial Director of MMP
Aryo P. S. Djojohadikusumo, CEO of PT Arsari Tambang
[Roundtable Forum] - Green Construction Standards and Vision for the Global Critical Minerals Value Chain
Moderator:
Adrian Suharto, Director of Asia Pacific at Robertsbridge
Panelists:
Li Zhongning/Bryce Lee, ESG and Sustainability Director of Huayou Cobalt
Josue Ruiz, Head of Responsible Minerals Initiative Certification Process Development
Yumo Li, Head of ESG Office of the Board of Directors of Tsingshan Industrial Group
Wang Ning, Manager of the Sustainable Development Department of CCCMC
Bustar Maitar, Founder of the Eco Nusa Foundation
Keynote Speech:
World Tin Capital: A Livable Gejiu
Speaker:
Hu Xiaoyu, Deputy Director of the Management Committee of Gejiu Industrial Park, Yunnan Province
(This speech is not open to the public at the request of the speaker)
Keynote Speech:
The Future of Copper: How Indonesia Can Enhance Value and Sustainable Competitiveness in the Global Supply Chain
Speaker:
Tony Wenas, President of PT Freeport Indonesia
(This speech is not open to the public at the request of the speaker)
Keynote Speech:
The Role of Southeast Asia's Tin Industry in the "Belt and Road" Initiative
Speaker:
Novi Muharam, Head of Commercial Strategy at MIND ID (Indonesia Mining Corporation)
(This speech is not open to the public at the request of the speaker)
June 4th
Nickel-Cobalt NEV Forum
Keynote Speech:
Accelerating Indonesia's Industrial Downstreaming: From Mineral Raw Materials to High-Value-Added Manufacturing
Speaker:
Dr. [Name], Director General of Metal, Machinery, Transportation Equipment, and Electronics Industry (ILMATE) at the Ministry of Industry of IndonesiaSetia Diarta
(This speech is not open to the public at the request of the speaker.)
Keynote Speech:
Unlocking the Investment Potential of Indonesia's Mineral Downstream Industry: Policies, Incentives, and Opportunities
Speaker:
Rizwan Aryadi Ramdhan, Director of Mineral and Coal Downstream, Ministry of Investment and Downstream Industry of the Republic of Indonesia
(This speech is not open to the public at the request of the speaker.)
Keynote Speech:
Government Sharing: Overview and Opportunities of Nickel Industry Development in New Caledonia
Speaker:
Jean-yves Saussol, Minister of Energy, Mines, and Industry of New Caledonia
New Caledonia boasts unique biodiversity, encompassing over 3,260 endemic plant species (74% of which grow exclusively here) and 23 endemic bird species. These species inhabit unique ecosystems found nowhere else on Earth, with some ecosystems impacted by historical nickel mining, a resource that has played a pivotal role in the island's development.
》Government Sharing: Overview and Opportunities of Nickel Industry Development in New Caledonia
Keynote Speech:
Enhancing the Sustainability and ESG Compliance of Indonesia's Mineral Value Chain
Speaker:
Imelda Kiagoes, Group Secretary of Ceria Corp.
(This speech is not open to the public at the request of the speaker.)
Keynote Speech:
Good Mining Practices: Enhancing the Value of Nickel Mining and Reducing Costs
Speaker:
LESBON AJ SITORUS, General Manager of Strategic Mine Planning, Harita Nickel
(This speech is not open to the public at the request of the speaker.)
Keynote Speech:
Status and Prospects of Nickel Mining in the Philippines: Role in the Global Supply Chain and Impact of Export Bans
Speaker:
Andre Mikael, Vice President of Finance, Investor Relations, and Sales, Nickel Asia Corporation
The Philippines now exports magnesium-rich laterite nickel ore to Indonesia.
Last year, 43% of magnesium-rich laterite nickel ore was exported to Indonesia.
Currently, nickel ore exports from the Philippines account for only 6% of Indonesia's annual consumption.
All limonite ore from the Philippines is exported to China.
[Roundtable Forum]
Global Nickel Market Outlook: Supply and Demand Dynamics, Price Trends, and Future Challenges
Moderator:
Jim Lennon, Advisor at Macquarie
Speakers:
Wang Cong, General Manager of SMM Industry Research
Steven Chen, Global Sales Head of Eternal Tsingshan Group
Anne Oxley, Founder and Chief Technology Officer of Brazil Nickel
Dante R., President of Nickel Industry Association (PNIA)Bravo
Keynote Speech:
Global Supply and Demand Drivers in 2030: Risks and Opportunities for Indonesian Nickel Producers
Speaker:
Jim Lennon, Macquarie Advisor
(This presentation is not open to the public at the speaker's request)
Keynote Speech:
Selection of Development Process Routes for Indonesian Laterite Nickel Ores
Speaker:
Sun Haikuo, President of ENFI Indonesia, China ENFI Engineering Corporation
He stated that the key to optimizing resource utilization and enhancing project benefits lies in selecting the optimal treatment process for different types of laterite nickel ores. Currently, the high-pressure acid leaching (HPAL) process is suitable for limonite, while the rotary kiln-electric arc furnace (RKEF) process is more appropriate for saprolite.
When producing nickel and cobalt products for the battery market, the HPAL process has a cost advantage over the RKEF and side-blowing processes due to its ability to handle low-nickel, high-cobalt limonite.
If the RKEF process is used to produce nickel matte, additional facilities need to be added on the basis of FeNi/NPI production, along with increased costs for sulfidizing and desulfurizing agents. When nickel sulphate prices are not significantly higher than those of FeNi/NPI, the cost competitiveness of this process is low.
》Experts' Discussion: Selection of Development Process Routes for Indonesian Laterite Nickel Ores
[Roundtable Forum] - How to Jointly Establish a Sustainable Nickel and Cobalt Industry?
Moderator:
Andika Akbar Hermawan, Researcher, Southeast Asia Energy Program, Rocky Mountain Institute
Speakers:
Tom Fairlie, Senior Sustainability Manager, Cobalt Institute
Muchtazar, Head of Sustainability, Nickel Industries Limited
Dr. Mark Mistry, Head of Public Policy and Sustainability, Nickel Institute
Tonny Gultom, Director, Harita Nickel
Martha Maulidia, Energy Policy Researcher, International Association for Sustainable Development Research
Mike Smith, Value Chain Director, Copper Mark
Keynote Speech:
Market Outlook: Current Status and Future Trends of the Global Nickel Industry
Speaker:
Ricardo Ferreira, Director of Market Research and Statistics, International Nickel Study Group (INSG)
The global primary nickel market experienced an oversupply in 2024, and this trend is expected to continue in 2025.
Indonesia and China are the main countries driving market changes, while other regions are cutting production. Stainless steel remains the most important application area for nickel. Meanwhile, although the nickel utilization rate in the battery market is increasing, the growth rate is lower than expected. Therefore, whether nickel will play a greater role in the future remains to be observed.
In addition, policies in various countries (such as ESG standards, subsidies, tariffs, royalties, and quotas) may all have a significant impact on the nickel market.
Keynote Speech:
China's Refined Cobalt Construction to Achieve Global Supply
Speaker:
Liu Yiting, Business Manager, Ningbo Lygend Resources Technology Development Co., Ltd.
(This speech will not be open to the public at the request of the speaker)
Keynote Speech:
Enhancing the Sustainability and Transparency of the Cobalt Industry Chain
Speaker:
Susannah Mclaren, Head of Responsible Sourcing and Sustainability, Cobalt Institute
(This speech will not be open to the public at the request of the speaker)
Roundtable Discussion: Exploring the Global Cobalt Value Chain: New Opportunities and Challenges?
Moderator:
Myriam El Kara, Energy Commodities and Capital Markets Expert, Sterling Acumen
Speakers:
Mamoko Egyul, Smelting Expert, Coordination and Mining Planning Technical Department, Ministry of Mines, Democratic Republic of the Congo
Christian Aramayo, Co-founder and Chief Operating Officer, Kuya Silver
Dr. Patience Mpofu, President, Insight Mining Experts
Vinícius Mendes Ferreira, Executive Advisor for Nickel Downstream Business in Indonesia, Vale
Keynote Speech:
The Tough Cycle of Nickel: Supply Surplus, Demand Uncertainty, and Trade Resistance
Speaker:
Denis Sharypin, Director of Strategic Marketing, Norilsk Nickel
The oversupply of nickel ore in Indonesia has led to low domestic value-added, low nickel prices, and depletion of nickel resources.
If the current trend continues, the nickel market is expected to face oversupply, leading to a decline in nickel prices.
Even if the nickel ore price in Indonesia is $100 per wmt, Chinese stainless steel remains competitive in Europe.
A potential increase in nickel ore prices in Indonesia may boost mining revenue in the country, while the competitiveness of downstream businesses in Indonesia and China will remain unchanged.
》The Tough Cycle of Nickel: Supply Surplus, Demand Uncertainty, and Trade Resistance
Keynote Speech:
From MHP to pCAM: Breakthroughs in SAL and CL Technologies for Sustainable Nickel Refining
Speaker:
Stephen Wilmot, Chairman, Pure Battery Technologies
(This speech will not be open to the public at the request of the speaker)
June 5
Nickel-Cobalt-NEV Forum
Keynote Speech:
Huayou's New Energy Industry Layout and Practices in Indonesia
Speaker:
Linkui Wei, General Manager, Huayou Indonesia Nickel Industry Group - Indonesia Regional Management Center, Zhejiang Huayou Cobalt Co., Ltd.
(This speech will not be open to the public at the request of the speaker)
[Roundtable Discussion] - How Can Indonesia Become a Battery Raw Material Supply Center?
Moderator: Jean Tang, SMM Business Director
Speakers:
Nicolas Goffaux, Mine Assets Head, McKinsey & Company Belgium
Barry Jackson, CEO, Ascentia Resources Ltd
Luke Mahony, Chief Strategy & Technology Officer, Vale Indonesia
Matthew Burford, Global Market Analyst-Battery Metals Management, BASF
Keynote Speech:
From Data to Decisions: How SMM Drives Nickel Market Price Transparency
Speaker:
Shirley Wang, Industry Research Head, SMM
[Roundtable] Beyond ESG and Sustainability: What Else Should Nickel Producers Consider? Challenges and Solutions
Moderator:
Dr. Veronique Steukers, Chairperson, Nickel Institute
Panelists:
Øivind Stenstad, VP of Health, Safety, Environment & Community, Glencore Nickel
Klaus Oberbauer, Sustainability Manager, Harita Nickel
Anne Oxley, Founder & CTO, Brazil Nickel
Christy Gellert, Market & Price Analysis Specialist, Vale Base Metals
Keynote Speech:
Analyzing the Future Development Path of Low-Carbon Nickel in Indonesia
Speaker:
Egi Suarga, Climate Program Manager, WRI Indonesia
(At the speaker's request, this presentation will not be publicly available)
Keynote Speech:
Key Points of RMI Audit Standards in Indonesia's Decarbonization Strategy
Speaker:
Josue Ruiz, Certification Process Development Head, Responsible Minerals Initiative
(At the speaker's request, this presentation will not be publicly available)
Keynote Speech:
Yutong Air Dome Industrial Storage Technology
Speaker:
Sales Manager, Yutong Air Dome (Metaspace) - Platinum Sponsor and Co-organizer of This Conference Sitong Chen
Product Introduction of Beijing Yutong Air Dome
Product Features
1. Low investment, less than 1/2 of equivalent steel structure investment;
2. High space utilization rate, easily achieving 200-meter large span with flexible process layout;
3. Ultra-short construction period, modular on-site installation with zero construction waste;
4. Simple maintenance and operation, intelligent control that increases production space safety;
5. Safe, green and environmentally friendly, lightweight, low-cost, energy-efficient, with excellent performance in wind/snow/earthquake resistance, low foundation requirements, anti-settlement, and corrosion resistance;
6. Controlled internal environment with excellent ventilation and efficient internal environmental monitoring and management;
7. Mobile and reusable, with simple and lossless disassembly, suitable for permanent or seasonal storage warehouses.
Keynote Speech:
The Rise of Mining in Southeast Asia: Indonesia at the Forefront of Global Critical Mineral Development, Supporting Renewable Energy Goals
Speaker:
Tobias Maya, President of PT Geo Search
In the future, the demand for critical metals will continue to grow, and Indonesia and other Southeast Asian countries will play a crucial role in this process. These countries have enormous potential for developing new resources:
The discovery of new-generation projects will include deposits that are currently less prominent.
If exploration is encouraged as it was in the past, it is almost certain that new nickel, copper, cobalt, and other critical metal deposits will be discovered.
Despite challenges such as project logistics, infrastructure, and land use conflicts, these countries have enormous opportunities in developing mineral resources.
Mining these critical metals will help ensure a smooth transition to a new era of renewable energy in the region.
Overall, the possibilities for future exploration are very broad.
Keynote Speech:
Advanced Material Processing in Battery Technology: From Nickel to Batteries
Speaker:
Prof. Evvy Kartini, Founder of the Indonesian National Battery Institute
Indonesia is committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and has prioritized the development of the domestic EV industry in Presidential Regulation No. 55 of 2019, aiming to "enhance energy efficiency in the transportation sector."
The country plans to establish a comprehensive and integrated domestic EV supply chain, covering the mining and processing of battery metals, the production of cathode active materials (CAM), the manufacturing of battery cells, packs, and EVs, and ultimately the recycling of batteries.
Batteries make decarbonization of road transport possible
Despite the continuous growth of global automobile ownership, due to increased electrification, growth is expected to be decoupled from CO2 emissions.
Battery Sustainability
By 2030, global demand for lithium-ion batteries will exceed 3,100 Gwh.
Keynote Speech:
Exploration Experts Share: Top Priorities for Developing Indonesia's Critical Mineral Reserve Potential and Enhancing Future Downstream Industry Strength
Speaker:
STJ Budi Santoso, MEconGeol, President of the Indonesian Geologists Association
The Role and Challenges of Exploration
Drivers of Exploration: Current Status and Future of the Mining Industry
Since the fourth quarter of 2020, most commodity prices have risen, with some reaching multi-year highs. Meanwhile, the global demand for metals doubles every 20-30 years. Some media predict that the cumulative copper demand from 2017 to 2042 is expected to reach 689 million tonnes (Mt). It is projected that exploration expenditure will increase by 65% by 2027.
Greater Challenges in Exploration
According to current exploration data, the depth of discoveries in base metal exploration is twice that of gold, while the unit discovery cost of gold mines has doubled over the past decade.
Keynote Speech:
SMM Analysis - Future Outlook of the Global Nickel Industry
Speaker:
Thomas Feng/Feng Disheng, Head of SMM Nickel Industry Research
Thomas Feng/Feng Disheng, Head of SMM Nickel Industry Research, shared insights on the topic of "Future Outlook of the Global Nickel Industry". He stated that throughout 2025, the supply and demand situation of nickel ore in Indonesia will tighten, with overall prices expected to remain high. Regarding the primary nickel market,,SMM predicts that in the short term, influenced by factors such as policies, global nickel supply will tighten, maintaining a tight balance between supply and demand. However, in the long term, the primary nickel market is still expected to remain in surplus. On the consumption side, the stainless steel industry will continue to be the main downstream consumption sector in the nickel market, occupying an unshakable position in nickel consumption.
Nickel and Cobalt Forum on June 5
Closing Remarks
Speaker:
Fan Xin, Chairman of SMM
Nanan Soekarna, Chairman of APNI
Dindin Wahyudin, Ambassador of the Indonesian Embassy in Dakar, Senegal
Nanan Soekarna (left), Arrmanatha Nasir (middle), Fan Xin (right)
June 4
2025 Southeast Asia Tin Industry Conference
Opening Remarks
Liu Luke, Chairman of Yunnan Tin Co., Ltd.
In his remarks, Liu Luke stated: Southeast Asia, as one of the regions with the richest tin resources globally, holds a pivotal position in the development of the tin industry. In recent years, the strategic value of multiple Southeast Asian countries, represented by Indonesia, in the tin industry development process has been increasing. Global upstream and downstream partners in the tin industry have continuously strengthened cooperation with multiple Southeast Asian countries, actively participating in the Southeast Asian market and contributing to the development of the tin industry. JFX and SMM jointly hosted the 2025 Southeast Asia Tin Industry Conference, building a bridge of communication for upstream and downstream enterprises in the tin industry. This bridge enables numerous industry partners to collaborate deeply and integrate, discussing the development of the tin industry together. Yunnan Tin Co., Ltd. hopes to join hands with more industry peers in Southeast Asia to engage in more in-depth exchanges and cooperation in areas such as resource exploration and development, smelting and comprehensive recycling technologies, international trade, and market maintenance!
Novi Muharam, Head of Commercial Strategy at MIND ID (Indonesia's state-owned mining company)
During his speech, Novi Muharam mentioned: As a major producer of global tin resources, Indonesia has a long and distinguished history in supporting global industrial progress. Facing the industrial transformations of the new era, we urgently need deeper information sharing and partnerships to drive the tin industry from traditional mining to high-value industry chains — this means transforming tin resources into innovative products that align with the trends of electronic technology, artificial intelligence, and green development. Let us work together to build an innovative, responsible, and forward-looking tin industry ecosystem!
Stephanus Paulus Lumintang, CEO of Jakarta Futures Exchange (JFX)
Today, the global tin market is changing rapidly. The demand for semiconductors continues to grow, penetrating widely into fields such as electronics, energy, and green technology. At the same time, the market demands higher transparency, accountability, and Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) standards in procurement — buyers not only need to optimize supply chain management but also align with international trends in clean production and sustainable development.
The Jakarta Futures Exchange in Indonesia continuously exceeds market expectations by understanding the needs of stakeholders. While implementing the government's strategy for the downstream development of commodity industries, the exchange is committed to promoting market transparency and helping to build a modern tin trading system that combines efficiency and responsibility.
Guest Speeches
Keynote Speech: Development Trends of China's Tin Market
Speaker: Zhang Chi, Deputy Manager of the Market Operation Center at Yunnan Tin Co., Ltd.
Keynote Speech: Future Development of Indonesia's Tin Industry Policies
Speaker: Stephanus Paulus Lumintang, CEO of Jakarta Futures Exchange
Introduction to JFX
The Jakarta Futures Exchange (JFX) is the first futures exchange in Indonesia. Established on August 19, 1999, its foundation aims to bring significant benefits to the business community and serve as a hedging tool. The main role of JFX is to provide facilities for its members to trade futures contracts at set prices through effective interactions based on supply and demand in an electronic trading system. JFX was established based on Law No. 32 of 1997 on Commodity Futures Trading. JFX is committed to providing the best solutions and services for the futures trading industry (PBK). The process of converting and utilizing the latest information technology has been optimized to respond to market demands and a dynamic business environment. JFX consistently innovates, develops products, enhances the capabilities and competencies of all functions and areas within the organization, and provides commodity trading infrastructure on an international scale. JFX is proud to be part of the system that drives transactions in the domestic and global commodity industries.
Keynote Speech: Innovation for Sustainable Development: Arsari Tambang's Vision for the Future of the Green Critical Minerals Industry
Speaker: Aryo Djojohadikusumo, CEO of PT Arsari Tambang
► The Roots of Indonesia's Tin Industry
PT Timah Tbk, established in 1976 as a state-owned enterprise (BUMN), marked a significant milestone in Indonesia's tin industry.
Arsari Tambang is Indonesia's largest privately-owned tin mining company, with a 2,175-hectare mining concession on Bangka Island.
Arsari Tambang is an integrated tin mining company that covers the entire tin production chain, from exploration, mining, smelting, refining to tin metal production, and beyond to more downstream tin products. Its tin solder production line just commenced operations in June 2025, and tin plate products will be developed in the future.
Arsari Tambang is an end-to-end integrated tin mining company and the first private enterprise to lead post-mining ecological restoration in Bangka Belitung Province.
Global Downstream Tin Demand Surges
It is projected that downstream tin demand will grow by approximately 25% by 2030, primarily driven by solder demand. By 2030, the world will require an additional 61,000 mt/year of tin solder, with 17,000 mt/year coming from ASEAN countries.
Keynote Speech: The Role of the Futures Market in Enhancing the Resilience of the Tin Supply Chain
Speaker: Head of Corporate Sales, Asia, London Metal Exchange Edric Koh
(This speech is not open to the public at the request of the speaker)
Keynote Speech: Trading Pure Tin Ingots through the Futures Exchange
Speaker: Mrs. [Name], Director of the Commodity Futures Trading Regulatory Agency (CoFTRA) of IndonesiaImaSiti Fatimah
What is COFTRA?
COFTRA is a unit under the Ministry of Trade of Indonesia, responsible for regulating, developing, supervising, and monitoring commodity futures trading, warrant systems, and commodity auction markets.
Legal Basis for Pure Tin Ingot Trading
Constitution: Law No. 32 of 1997 on Commodity Futures Trading (amended by Law No. 10 of 2011).
MOT Regulation: Regulation of the Minister of Trade No. 23 of 2023 on Export Policy and Regulation.
COFTRA Regulation: COFTRA (Commodity Futures Trading Regulatory Agency) Regulation No. 11 of 2019 on Technical Guidelines for Pure Tin Ingot Trading through Tin Exchanges, amended by COFTRA Regulation No. 6 of 2024.
Keynote Speech: Trade, Tariffs, Taxes, and Restrictions - Strategic Metals and the New Reality
Speaker: Joseph G. Miller Esq, Strategic and Defense Metals Expert, Intra-Pax LLC
Competition for Strategic Metals
Trade restrictions and tariff measures have evolved over several years, with more metals and products being included (in the taxation scope).
It introduced content such as restrictions on rare earths and chip metals.
Keynote Speech: Risks and Responses in the Tin Commodity Market amid Economic Restructuring
Speaker: Senior Manager, Tin Commodity Department, Minmetals Nonferrous Metals Co., Ltd. Sang Wei
(This speech is not open to the public at the request of the speaker)
Keynote Speech: From Resources to Markets: The Role and Value of the Entire Industry Chain of Tin Ingot
Speaker: Tai Jinqiu, General Manager, Honghezhou Jucheng Industrial Co., Ltd.
2024: Global Refined Tin Capacity
Currently, the distribution of global refined tin capacity is highly concentrated. The Asian region dominates the global refined tin capacity landscape, with China and Indonesia together accounting for over 65% of the world's total capacity. In 2024, global refined tin production was 37.2 mt, a decrease of approximately 10,000 mt from 2023. China's total refined tin production in 2024 was 219,000 mt, accounting for 52% of the global total, up 7.4% YoY.
Yunnan, as the core region of China's refined tin industry, accounts for over 57.66% of the country's refined tin production.
It also introduced the main importing and exporting countries of refined tin.
Keynote Speech: Analysis and Judgment of China's Tin Price Trends
Speaker: Chen Peng, Senior Analyst of Tin at SMM
1. Global Distribution of Tin Resources and Supply Landscape
Resource Scarcity Intensifies: Static Mining Lifespan Less Than 15 Years
China accounts for 22% of global tin ore reserves but contributes 45% of global production, with resource development intensity exceeding critical thresholds.
• Global distribution of tin resources is highly concentrated, with China, Indonesia, and Myanmar collectively accounting for over 50%. China, as the largest producer (45% of production), and Indonesia form a dual-core driving force, but with significant differences in resource endowments.
Tin Ore Segment: Global tin ore production is also mainly concentrated in countries with high reserves.
Roundtable Discussion: The Role of Southeast Asia's Tin Industry in the "Belt and Road" Initiative
Moderator: Sang Wei, Senior Manager of the Tin Commodity Department at Minmetals Nonferrous Metals Co., Ltd.
Panelists: Stephanus Paulus Lumintang, CEO of the Jakarta Futures Exchange
Yue Min, Chief Financial Officer of Yunnan Tin Co., Ltd.
Chrispin Andereas, Business Development Director of Tunas Property Group
Novi Muharam, Head of Commercial Strategy at MIND ID (Indonesia's State-Owned Mining Company)
Mamoko Egyul, Smelting Expert from the Coordination and Mining Planning Technical Department (CTCPM) of the Congo's Ministry of Mines
Keynote Speech: Analysis of the Current Situation and Development Prospects of the African Tin Ore Market
Speaker: Mamoko Egyul, Smelting Expert from the Coordination and Mining Planning Technical Department (CTCPM) of the Congo's Ministry of Mines
Tin Industry and Its By-Products
Currently Known Mineral Resources: Cassiterite: 80 million mt, Tantalum-Niobium Ore: 30 million mt, Tungsten Ore: 4 million mt.
2024 Production: Cassiterite: 43,000 mt, Tantalum-Niobium Ore: 2,900 mt, Tungsten Ore: 337 mt.
Keynote Speech: Analysis of the Current Supply Situation and Policy Impacts of Myanmar's Tin Ore
Speaker: Li Mingfu, Director of Gejiu Qiandao Metals Co., Ltd.
Global Distribution of Tin Ore Resources
Overview of Global Tin Ore Reserves and Production
According to USGS, global tin reserves in 2024 were 5.254 million mt, with the top five reserve-holding countries mainly concentrated in China (19%), Indonesia (15.23%), Myanmar (13.32%), Australia (11.8%), Russia (8.76%), and Brazil (7.99%).
In terms of production, China (71,000 mt), Indonesia (52,500 mt), Myanmar (24,000 mt), Peru (33,000 mt), and the DRC (26,000 mt) are the top five producers, accounting for a combined 71.64% of global production.
》Analysis of Myanmar's Tin Ore Supply Status and Policy Impact [Indonesian Tin Industry Conference]
Keynote Speech: Application Prospects of Spiral Chute Separation Technology in Tin Ore Mining
Speaker: Li Chun'ou, General Manager of ALICOCO Mineral Technology Co., Ltd.
Features of Spiral Chutes
1. Modular design facilitates large-scale production, convenient transportation, and installation
The modular design allows the equipment to be disassembled into components for transportation, saving ocean freight costs and enabling rapid assembly at the mine site. Operational training can be mastered in just 2 hours, significantly reducing long-distance transportation costs and allowing for high-quality, low-cost radiation to the global market.
2. Efficient separation and high recovery rate
The spiral chutes produced using injection molding methods feature a fine trough surface structure, combining smoothness and roughness to achieve efficient separation, particularly effective for fine-grained minerals (such as gold, tungsten, tin, etc.). For example, in tin ore trials, the L-type spiral machine enriched the tin grade of raw ore from Sn 0.4% to 10.2% in one pass, achieving a 25-fold enrichment ratio and a recovery rate comparable to that of shaking tables but with less tailings loss. In a scheelite project in Australia, spiral chutes replaced the flotation process, with spiral gravity separation achieving a recovery rate of over 80% for raw ore (currently, the recovery rate for heated flotation of scheelite is around 78%).
Keynote Speech: Modernization and Digitalization Development of Tin Solder Production
Speaker: Liang Xiaochang, Deputy General Manager of Foshan Juchuang Automation Co., Ltd.
Background and Development Trends of the Tin Solder Industry
As one of the crucial materials in electronic manufacturing and assembly processes, the tin solder industry is experiencing a steady upward trend driven by the growth of industries such as 5G, smart manufacturing, and NEVs, with increasing demand for high-performance, high-reliability solders. Its development is not only driven by the needs of the electronics industry but also deeply influenced by global environmental protection policies, technological innovations, and changes in market demand.
With the advancement of smart manufacturing and Industry 4.0, the tin solder industry is undergoing a profound transformation from traditional production to digitalization and intelligence.
Keynote Speech: India's Tin Solder Market: A Game of Opportunities and Risks
Speaker: King, Co-founder of Dongguan Jinfang Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. Fan
Future Trends in India's Tin Solder Market
India Aims to Establish a $300 Billion Electronics Industry Hub by 2026
Achieving a $300 Billion Electronics Industry Hub by 2026: Smartphones, EVs, and 5G Infrastructure Drive Demand Growth.
Policy Support:
• The "Make in India" and Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes promote the development of India's domestic manufacturing sector.
Lead-Free Wave:
• Driven by RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) and environmental protection regulations, the market share of lead-free solder will increase from the current 60% to 85% by 2030.
》India's Tin Solder Market: A Game of Opportunities and Risks [Indonesian Tin Industry Conference]
Keynote Speech: Research on the Application of Soldering Materials in PV Modules
Speaker: Zhongshan Hanhua Tin Co., Ltd.Chairman Li Yicheng
(This speech is not open to the public at the request of the speaker)
Coal Industry Conference
Guest Speaker's Presentation on June 4
Keynote Speech: The Supporting Role of Mining Services in the Development of Indonesia's Coal Industry
Speaker: Bambang Tjahjono, Executive Director of ASPINDO (Indonesian Mining Services Association)
Why Use Contractors?
In Coal Mining:
1. The coal price index is relatively low compared to operating costs (cost-sensitive)
Coal mine owners face difficulties in flexibly responding to production fluctuations, investing in heavy equipment for temporary production increases, maintaining equipment utilization rates during production cuts (which lead to idle labor), and comparing ideal costs with actual costs;
Keynote Speech: The Importance of Indonesia's Metallurgical Coal Development to the World's Steel Industry
Speaker: Patricia, Marketing General Manager of PT AlamTri Minerals Indonesia Tbk
(This speech is not open to the public at the request of the speaker)
Keynote Speech: "Value Symbiosis between China's Coking Coal and the Global Coal Supply Chain"
Speaker: Yin Yue, Director of the Energy and Chemical Department of Shanxi Coking Coal Group International Trade Co., Ltd.
(This speech is not open to the public at the request of the speaker)
Keynote Speech: Credit Quality Assessment: A Comparison between Asian and North American Coal Producers
Speaker: Maisam Hasnain, Vice President and Senior Credit Officer of Moody's Ratings
(This speech is not open to the public at the request of the speaker)
Keynote Speech: How Indonesia's Coal Benchmark Price Affects the Global Market
Speaker: Ashok Mitra, Director and Chief Executive Officer of PT Kaltim Prima Coal
He elaborated from the perspectives of seaborne thermal coal, international coal price indices, coal futures prices, and coal price indices.
Coal Benchmark Price (HBA)
Below is a summary of the HBA formula:
1. According to Article 159, Paragraph 1 of Presidential Decree No. 96/2021, coal sales must refer to the benchmark price.
2. The determination of HBA and HMA will be announced on the 1st and 15th of each month, with the formula as follows:
•HBA on the 1st = (0.7 * x1) + (0.3 * x2);
Keynote Speech: Changes and Outlook in Global Coal Trade Flows
Speaker: Dong Huanhuan, Senior Consultant at SMM
Global coal production is set to decline after reaching a record high in 2024
In 2024, global coal production exceeded 9 billion mt for the first time, reaching a record high, but it is expected to gradually decline in the coming years.
The main influencing factors are as follows:
The global energy transition is accelerating. The rapid development of renewable energy sources such as wind and solar is gradually replacing coal as the primary source of electricity.
With the establishment of the "dual carbon" goals, some countries globally, such as Germany and the UK, have gradually restricted or withdrawn from coal mining and use.
The transformation of the global economic development model and the increase in the proportion of service and high-tech industries (which have relatively lower energy demands) have further suppressed the growth of coal demand.
》SMM: Changes and Outlook in Global Coal Trade Flows [Indonesia Coal Industry Conference]
Keynote Speech: The Critical Role of Coal in the Cement Industry: Energy Transition and Supply Chain Sustainability
Speaker: Renard Cheng, Senior Purchaser at PT Indocement Tunggal Prakarsa Tbk
(This speech is not open to the public at the request of the speaker)
Keynote Speech: Global Coal Market and Price Outlook
Speaker: Kevin Lee, Senior Research Analyst at McCloskey(This speech is not open to the public at the request of the speaker)
Roundtable Discussion: The Crossroads of Metallurgical Coal: A Multidimensional Game of Geopolitics, Decarbonization, and Steel Demand
Moderator: Ghee Peh, Energy Finance Expert at the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA)
Panelists: Dendi Ramdani, Vice President of Industrial and Regional Research at Bank Mandiri IndonesiaFH Kristiono, Deputy Secretary General of APBI - ICMA (Indonesia Coal Mining Association)
Andre Barahamin, Community Outreach Coordinator at IRMA
Keynote Speech: Optimizing Coal Logistics and Transportation Efficiency: New Strategies for Integrating Technology and Sustainability
Speaker: Hanif, Senior Dry Bulk Shipping Analyst at Kpler
Rebalancing of the Pacific Coal Market and Its Impact on the Dry Bulk Shipping Industry
Demand for coal imports in major countries will decline
Due to reduced demand for thermal coal and increased land-based metallurgical coal supply, seaborne coal imports are expected to decline in 2025
Declining coal demand will drag down the shipping industry
Reduced coal demand will exert downward pressure on the demand for dry bulk fleets.
It provided an introduction on topics such as the global dry bulk fleet's share and the contribution of dry bulk to shipping demand in 2024.
Roundtable Discussion: The Future of Thermal Coal Demand: Asia's Energy Mix and the Rise of Renewable Energy
Moderator: Djakarta Mining Club Vice Chairman Ben Lawson
Panelists: Manager and Founder of Strategic Point Partners Charles J. Tumazos
Chairman of Industry Relations and Industry Associations, PerhapiArdhi Ishak
Vice President - International Trade, Agarwal Coal Corporation Pvt. Ltd.Rajat Handa
June 5th Speaker Presentations
Keynote Speech: China's Coal Market Situation (Asia Market Focus)
Speaker: Feng Dongbin, Deputy General Manager of Fenwei Digital Information Technology Co., Ltd.
China's coal prices showed a downward trend in 2024, and this trend is expected to continue into 2025.
There has been a significant expansion in the capacity of operating coal mines, with a net increase still expected by 2025.
• China's new capacity additions in 2024: 85.9 million mt/year (thermal coal: 64.8 million mt/year, coking coal: 21.1 million mt/year).
• China's capacity retirements in 2024: 17.8 million mt/year (thermal coal: 12.3 million mt/year, coking coal: 5.6 million mt/year).
• It is projected that China will add 100 million mt/year of capacity in 2025, with 77 million mt/year being thermal coal.
• It is projected that China will retire 24 million mt/year of capacity in 2025, with 18 million mt/year being thermal coal.
It also elaborated on the sufficient production capacity of reserve coal mines.
》China's Coal Market Situation (Asia Market Focus) [Indonesia Coal Industry Conference]
Keynote Speech: India's Coal Market Situation (Asia Market Focus)
Speaker: Vasudev Pamnani, Director of I-Energy Natural Resources
01 Background of India's Coal Industry
India's coal mining history dates back over 250 years, originating in the eastern region.
• India has 378.21 billion tons of coal reserves, making it one of the world's largest coal reserve holders.
• In 2024, India ranked second globally in coal consumption (1.3 billion tons), production (1.04 billion tons), and imports (268 million tons).
• In the first four months of 2025, this momentum was largely maintained: coal consumption reached 492 million mt.
• Domestic coal production during the same period reached 403 million mt, a 3% increase compared to the same period last year.
• In contrast, the import trend weakened, dropping to 88 million mt from January to April 2025, a 5% decrease from 93 million mt in the same period last year.
》India's Coal Market (Special Topic on Asian Markets) [Indonesia Coal Industry Conference]
Keynote Speech: Geopolitics and Industrial Development - Taking the Construction of Methanol Capacity in Indonesia as an Example
Speaker: GheePeh, Energy Finance Expert at the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA)
Coal and Energy Security: What's the Cost?
• On April 2, 2025, US President Trump announced tariffs on all ASEAN countries: 32% for Indonesia, 46% for Vietnam, 36% for Thailand, and 24% for Malaysia.
• As globalization weakens, Indonesia's domestic energy security becomes crucial. For Indonesia, whether to consider coal downstream products such as dimethyl ether (DME) as an option for energy security is a question worth exploring.
Roundtable Discussion: The Role of Coal in the Energy Transition Process of Asian Countries
Moderator: Dr. Laode M Syarif, Faculty of Law, Hasanuddin University
Panelists: Subhashish Datta, Chief Financial Officer of Kaltim Prima Coal
Lloyd Hain, Research Chair of AME Mineral Economics Pty Ltd, a subsidiary of AME Group
Putra Adhiguna, Managing Director of Energy Shift InstituteJeffrey Mulyono, Director of DVK Resources Pte Ltd Singapore
June 4
Aluminum Industry Forum
Guest Speeches
Keynote Speech:
The Future of Aluminum: Sustainability and Innovation
Speaker:
Ron Knapp, Consultant of China Hongqiao Group Limited
(This speech is not open to the public at the request of the speaker)
Keynote Speech:
Aluminum Industry Development in Indonesia and Southeast Asia
Speaker:
Melati Sarnita, Business Development Director of PT Indonesia Asahan Aluminium (Persero) (INALUM)
MIND ID Maintains Strong Government Support Through Danantara and MSOE
On March 22, 2025, the government transferred all its Series B shares in the company to Danantara's operating holding company as additional capital investment. • After this transfer, Danantara's operating holding company holds 99.99% of Series B shares in MIND ID, while the government holds one share of Series A Dwiwarna shares through MSOE. • According to Government Regulation No. 15 of 2025, the government will continue to exercise control over relevant state-owned enterprises through its holding of Series A Dwiwarna shares. Therefore, the ultimate control of MIND ID remains with the government.
[Roundtable Forum] Supply Chain and Market Dynamics: Leading the Global Aluminium Industry
Moderator:
Dr. Yanchen Wang, Managing Director of SMM London Office
Panelists:
Winston Ng, Project Director of PT Kalimantan Aluminium Industry
Enoch Kwok, General Manager of Aluminum Bahrain's Asia Office
Derek Berg, CEO of Berg Engineering
Yana Xia, Director of Bauxite and Alumina Markets at Alcoa Corporation
Keynote Speech:
Aluminium Market Preview
Speaker:
Duncan Hobbs, Director of Research at Concord Resources
The pace of global market recovery and fluctuations in the Chinese market will have a significant impact on the aluminium market. The primary driver of aluminium consumption is industrial production. Statistics show that YoY changes in industrial production explain over 75% of the YoY changes in aluminium consumption. Additionally, industry performance also has a notable impact on aluminium consumption, particularly in the transportation and construction sectors, which have a higher dependency on aluminium. It is anticipated that global industrial production will return to normal trend levels by 2025, following a period of sluggish performance from 2023 to 2024. Although accelerated industrial production may contribute to the growth of aluminium consumption, there are still downside risks under the current policy environment. Furthermore, it is expected that the output of the automotive and construction sectors will be lower than the overall industrial production level, especially with the construction sector's growth rate expected to slow down in 2025 compared to 2024.
Keynote Speech:
The Interrelationship Between Environmental, Social, and Governance Risks in the Aluminium Supply Chain
Speaker:
Cameron Jones, Assurance Director at the Aluminium Stewardship Initiative
Sustainability Challenges for 2030 and Beyond
Mitigating and Adapting to Climate Change: Promoting industry-wide actions to mitigate the impacts of climate change and adapt to new environmental challenges, while ensuring that temperature increases remain below 1.5 degrees Celsius.
Protecting Biodiversity and Restoring Ecosystems: Actively taking measures to protect biodiversity and ecosystem services, particularly focusing on the reclamation of bauxite mines.
Promoting Circular Economy: Reducing metal losses, creating solutions for waste and pollution, promoting the restoration of natural systems, and driving efficient utilization and recycling of resources.
Strengthening Local Actions and Human Rights Protection: Enhancing local action capabilities, building relevant capacities, and conducting supply chain due diligence to ensure respect for and protection of human rights.
[Roundtable Discussion] Unlocking the Potential of Indonesia's Aluminum Industry: Strengthening Global Partnerships for Sustainable Growth
Moderator:
Xinyi Liu, Global Aluminum Market Analyst at SMM London Office
Panelists:
Mark Roggensinger, Chief Market Analyst at Hydro
Ilham Iskandar Siregar, Head of Nickel and Bauxite Trading at PT Antam
Matthew Goerke, Partner at Herbert Smith Freehills
Melati Sarnita, Business Development Director at Indonesia Asahan Aluminum (Inalum)
Keynote Speech:
Application and Detection Standards of Ceramic Coating Technology with High-Temperature Anti-oxidation Function for Prebaked Anodes
Speaker:
Guojing Hu, Technical Director at Jiangsu Lvtianhe Energy-saving and Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd.
Jiangsu Lvtianhe Energy-saving and Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd. is a high-tech enterprise dedicated to the research, development, and promotion of energy-saving technologies for the electrolytic aluminum industry. With two decades of in-depth research on inorganic materials, relying on the strong R&D platform of the Engineering Technology Center in Henan Province, and conducting close industry-university-research cooperation with four key inorganic material institutions, including Wuhan University of Science and Technology and Zhengzhou University, Lvtianhe has deeply understood the core needs of electrolytic aluminum industry technology, thereby creating a unique integrated technical solution for anode anti-oxidation functional ceramic coatings. This solution has been successfully applied in numerous large aluminum plants domestically and overseas, achieving remarkable results, with an average carbon savings of 15 kg/t-Al. The implementation of this technology has not only significantly reduced carbon emissions and the amount of carbon dregs salvaged but also contributed greatly to environmental protection. Notably, in July 2023, Lvtianhe independently developed and launched an automatic intelligent online spraying equipment for the electrolytic aluminum industry, successfully solving the last-mile challenge in promoting coating technology within the industry and bringing about a revolutionary technological change for the entire sector.
Keynote Speech:
Outlook for the Indonesian Bauxite Industry
Speaker:
Handi Sutanto, Senior Vice President of Commercial and Transformation, PT Antam
(This speech is not open to the public at the request of the speaker)
Keynote Speech:
Development and Prospects of the Global Electrolytic Aluminum Market
Speaker:
Joyce Li, Macquarie Commodity Strategist
(This speech is not open to the public at the request of the speaker)
Keynote Speech:
High-quality Bauxite with Strategic Growth Potential in Central Queensland, Australia
Speaker:
Dr. Qingtao Zeng, Managing Director of Australasian Metals Ltd
The MONOGORILBY Bauxite Project is located in central Queensland, Australia. The project's advantages are as follows:
1. Convenient Transportation:It is easily accessible via sealed roads and is only a 350-kilometer drive from Brisbane.
2. Railway Connection:It is adjacent to the railway system leading to the Port of Bundaberg, with southbound access to the Port of Brisbane.
3. Well-developed Infrastructure:It is close to the state power grid and has an abundant water supply.
4. Government Support:It is located in a mining-friendly area and enjoys strong support from the government and local community.
》Australasian Metals Ltd Owns High-quality Bauxite in Australia with High Growth Potential
Keynote Speech:
Embracing a Green Future: The Path to Sustainable Development in the Aluminum Industry
Speaker:
Xinyi Liu, Global Aluminum Market Analyst at SMM London Office
Xinyi Liu, Global Aluminum Market Analyst at SMM London Office, shared insights on the topic of "Global Bauxite and Alumina Market Overview and Outlook". She stated that the global bauxite market is expected to have a significant surplus of approximately 12 million mt by 2025, which will continue to exert downward pressure on prices. The tightening of policies in Guinea is unlikely to cause an immediate supply deficit but will pose long-term cost risks. Regarding the alumina market, China's alumina capacity has surged, and it is expected that there will be a supply surplus of 4.11 million mt by 2025, which will exert downward pressure on domestic prices.
It is projected that by 2025, global bauxite production will increase significantly, with a production surplus of approximately 12 million mt, shifting the market conditions from undersupply to oversupply.
The global bauxite surplus will reach around 12 million mt in 2025, primarily due to a significant increase in Guinea's production. The Chinese bauxite market will transition from undersupply to surplus, with a significant increase in the surplus volume. As market supply increases, the prices of imported and domestic bauxite will fall sharply.
Thus far, the 2025 Indonesia Mining Conference & Critical Metals Conference has come to a successful conclusion!
Thank you for the support of all industry colleagues, and we look forward to seeing you again next year!
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