
Shaping the Future of India’s Mineral Resources Sector — Critical Minerals, Strategic Investments, Commodities, Technology Innovation & Clean‑Energy Transition
The Mining Critical Minerals & Clean Energy India Conference provides a powerful platform for global thought leaders, CEOs, government ministers, and industry experts to debate and address the sector’s most pressing challenges, shaping the future of the mining industry in India.
Featuring keynote presentations, cross‑industry panels, and in‑depth case studies, the Conference will examine the trends and dynamics defining the commodities and critical minerals landscape, and their pivotal role in the global energy transition. Discussions will also explore the adoption of innovative technologies, digital transformation, and sustainable practices, which are essential for navigating the complexities of modern mining investments.
We will welcome over 40 speakers and more than 200 delegates from 20 countries, creating an exceptional environment for strategic dialogue, knowledge exchange, and high‑value networking.
KEY THEMES
Mining Investment Strategies & Trends
Gold & Precious Metals Developments
Hydrogen Market Trends & Investment Opportunities
Junior Miners, New Exploration Projects & Discoveries
Base & Bulk
Metals
Renewable Energy Prospects
Critical Mineral Resources, Security of Supply & Trade
Risk, Government Regulations & Policy Developments
Battery Metals & Electric Vehicles
Future of Mining, Recycling & Processing
Commodities Demand & Supply Analysis
Mining Technology Advancements
Shifting Geopolitics & Supply Chain Sustainability
M&A, Capital Raising & Financing Environment
IoT, Blockchain & Future of Mining
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
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How to foster availability of risk capital (both private and public) for developing India’s critical minerals and rare earth sector, especially in achieving end-to end integration across the value chain?
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Accessibility to Key financial tools such as incentive frameworks, infrastructure and technology financing, and risk mitigation measures such as offtake agreements?
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Attracting capital from domestic, foreign, and multilateral sources to support projects and mitigate risks associated with long development timelines and that affect investor confidence?
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Discuss building domestic refining capacity, starting with imported feedstock and moving toward domestic and overseas mining acquisitions?
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Focus on processing and recycling within the value chain to retain critical minerals domestically, through urban mining and circular economy approaches?
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States promoting mineral sector growth through coordinated efforts, single-window clearances, investment promotion via channels like the Bureau of Investment Promotion?
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Transparent regulation, importance of environmental, social, and governance (ESG), knowledge sharing, and public private collaboration?
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The development and application of indigenous and advanced technologies for efficient processing and refining of critical minerals?
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Trump’s Tariffs and the changing landscape for global trade and critical metals?







