Metal-Pages & the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre will be holding the "Ferro-Alloys: Global Markets 2012" conference in Dubai on 14-16 February 2012. This is a unique opportunity to hear about the latest developments in ferro-alloys and to network with industry players from around the world.

With growing economic uncertainty in western markets, the economies and industries of developing countries are increasingly driving growth in the world’s economy. This meeting will focus on the critical ferro-alloys markets of Africa, China, CIS, India and the Middle East.

Our first class speaker programme will address the key issues facing the industry and will include presentations from analysts, producers, consumers and traders, providing you with valuable insights into the market situation today and their prospects for the future. Presentations will be followed by question and answer sessions allowing you to exchange views on the key issues facing your industry today.

We will be offering extensive networking opportunities during the cocktail party, lunches, dinner and coffee breaks enabling you to meet other senior executives from all over the world to exchange ideas, promote your company and to conclude business, making this an important event to put in your diary.

Benefits of attending:

• Understand the key issues facing the ferro-alloys industries in Africa, China, CIS, India and the Middle East and what it means for your business
• Hear in depth presentations from analysts and key industry decision makers, keeping you up to date with the latest market developments.
• Network with other delegates to build new and long lasting business relationships
• Learn the strategies that other companies are adopting in a time of economic uncertainty and increasing competitiveness

Who should attend?

• Mining Companies
• Ferro-alloys producers
• Ferro-alloys traders
• Steel mill ferro-alloys buyers
• Banks and financial institutions
• Service providers to the ferroalloys industry
• Industry analysts and consultants
• Equipment providers

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