Theo Yameogo

This brings us to the end of our 2025 forum with a wealth of key takeaways.

Today we explored how decarbonization is no longer a distant goal, but a critical factor shaping mine planning and investment decisions. The message is clear – building resilience in a low carbon future requires proactive strategies and bold actions.

We've also heard how balancing capital allocation and growth with the demands of the energy transition, government incentive and long-term market trends is essential for sustainable success.

These are complex challenges, but they also present opportunities for innovation and leadership in the metals and minerals sector.

Kaki Giauque

And to add to this, our conversations on precious metals highlighted the urgency of addressing declining ore grades in rising cost pressures. Innovative approaches to value recovery will be key to maintaining competitiveness in an evolving market. And finally, we cannot overlook the broader implications of sustainability focused transformation. It's not just about operations. It's about rethinking operating models, meeting stakeholder expectations, and creating long-term value for everyone.

Theo Yameogo

We'd like to thank you, our audience, for being part of today's conversation. Another special thank you for the speakers, the moderators and the team behind the scene that made this event successful today. We hope the insights you've heard spark new ideas and help you shape the future of the sector with much more confidence.

Kaki Giauque

Thank you again for joining us. We'll be sharing the sessions recording with you soon by email and on our event page. We look forward to continuing the conversation and wish you all a great rest of the day.