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Mining Sundowner

February 29 @ 5:30 pm

Introduction: The Monthly Mineral Industry Sundowner is a recurring networking event for mineral industry professionals. Join us at the historic Kings Arms in London for an evening of connections and insights.

Sponsor Spotlight: Deswick

Our sponsor, Deswick, is a global mining technology leader. They provide efficiency-focused solutions and industrial mathematics for the mineral industry.

What Deswick Offers:

  • Integrated Software Platforms: Optimize mine planning processes.
  • End-to-End Optimization: Enhance productivity from planning to execution.
  • Customer Service: Dedicated support for clients.

Why Attend?

  • Networking: Connect with industry professionals.
  • Industry Insights: Stay informed about trends and best practices.
  • Collaboration: Explore partnerships.

Join Us!

Mark your calendar for February 29th and join us at the Kings Arms. All mineral industry professionals are welcome!

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Date:
February 29
Time:
5:30 pm
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Venue

The Kings Arms, Shepherd Market
Mayfair W1J 7QA + Google Map

Organizers

MinSouth
London Mining Club
Women In Mining UK
Young Mining Professionals London
Oxford Mining Club
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