The MMTA’s International Minor Metals Conference 2021
September 12 - September 14
**UPDATED CONFERENCE DATE**
As a valued and loyal supporter of the MMTA’s International Minor Metals Conference, the biggest global industry event for the minor metals and specialty metals industries, we would like to update you about the 2021 conference. As we are all aware, given the Covid-19 pandemic, circumstances are constantly changing so we want you to know we are working hard behind the scenes to deliver the top quality and high standard of event that you are accustomed to.
Taking all these things into consideration, we have decided to move the MMTA’s International Minor Metals Conference to 12-14 September 2021 and the conference is being held at the Francis Marion Hotel in Charleston, USA
We are also delighted to announce we have a new delegate messenger app, which is mobile responsive, and it will enable you to communicate with fellow attendees and get all the latest information about the conference. We have secured rooms at the Francis Marion hotel at the great rate of $189 per night. For those of you that have already booked your rooms, you don’t need to take any action as your booking will be automatically be transferred to the new dates and rate.
Just a reminder that the current delegate fee is £1,100 per person for MMTA members and £1,500 for non-members and this rate will apply for all new registrations.
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Confirmed speakers include:
“The implications for 3D printing for aerospace materials”, by Bill Bihlman, President, Aerolytics LLC, USA;
“Outlook for battery materials in transport: automotive and aerospace”, by Neal Brewster, Manager – Strategic Consulting, Roskill Information Services, UK;
“Vanadium and the redox battery”, by Willis Thomas, Senior Consultant, CRU, USA;
“The latest developments and new applications in the PV sector”, by Funsho Ojebuoboh, Zoar Corp LLC, USA;
“Responsible sourcing expectations across 3TGs and minor metals”, by Catherine Tyson, Program Manager, Responsible Business Alliance, USA;
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Attendees
Absolute Resources
Advanced Alloy Services Ltd
Advanced Material Japan Corp
Amalgamet Ltd
AMG Advanced Metallurgical Group NV
AMG Superalloys UK Ltd
American Flux & Metals LLC
A&R Merchants Inc
Argus Media
AS International Corporation Ltd
ATI
Atlantic Metals & Alloys
Auris Noble
Brown Brothers Harriman
Buss & Buss Spezialmetalle GmbH
CAI Custom Alloys Inc
Carbonmax SA
CCMA LLC
Cellmark Metals
Codelco
CRU
C. Steinweg Belgium n.v.
C. Steinweg – Handlesveem B.V.
C. Steinweg – (USA) Inc
DBlock Metals LLC
DK Associates
EAC Corporation
Earth Metals LLC
Elemental Metals
ELG Metals
Environmetals LLC
Euromet SA
Euro-Rijn International B.V.
Exotech Inc
Fastmarkets
Finamet Corporation Ltd
F.I.R. Metals & Resources Co Ltd
Framatome – Cezus Inc
GE Aviation
G.E. Chaplin Inc
Glencore International AG
Globe Metal
GRBC Resources
Greystone Alloys
Grondmet
HC Starck
Heraeus Deutschland GmbH & Co KG
Hudson Metals & Alloys Inc
Indium Corporation of America
Jean Goldschmidt International SA
JLCO Co Ltd
Jurametal SA
KaiLiDa of Changsha
Kemet Electronics Corporation
KGHM Polska Miedz SA
Maritime House Ltd
Martek Metals
MBR Metals
Metalink International Ltd
Metal Solutions
Metherma KG
Minchem Limited
Molibdenos & Metales SA
Neo Materials – Rare Materials
Niddam Inc
Norilsk Nickel USA
Nyrstar
Plansee SE
Plaxys Inc
Powmet Inc
Prime Metals & Alloys
PSB Inspection
Responsible Business Alliance
Rhenium Alloys Inc
S&A Alloys Inc
Sargon Holdings Inc
Shaanxi Head-Moly Industry
Specialty Metals Resources Ltd
Strategic Metal Investments Ltd
Telex Metals LLC
The Chem-Met Company
Todini & Co
Traxys Europe
Traxys North America LLC
Tungco Inc
Umicore
Vaneck
Vital Materials Co Ltd
Wogen Resources Limited
Womet GmbH
Yano Metals Co Ltd
Zoar Specialty Metals Co
Zhuzhou Cemented Carbide Works USA Inc
