Investing in African Mining Indaba has announced the release of the results of its latest research project, dedicated to analysing the ongoing impact the COVID-19 pandemic has had on the African mining space.
It compared the initial impact results of the first report to date, over seven months on since the World Health Organisation declared a global pandemic.
This is the second in a series of reports Mining Indaba launched to provide the African mining community with greater clarity on the short-, mid- and long-term effects of the pandemic.
It is dedicated to analysing the impact of COVID-19 on African mining businesses, operations and investment decisions, as well as forecasting investment, procurement levels and commodity prices over the next six to 12 months.
As the world’s largest mining investment event, it is committed to supporting its community in understanding and navigating the crisis, so the industry can emerge stronger and more resilient.
“As such, this and future Mining Indaba research projects will offer a portion of same high-level insights as the main conference, but in a complementary format available to access anywhere.
“To collect data for this project, Mining Indaba hand-selected a number of chief executive officers and senior executives from across the African mining sector. Those who participated include investors, financiers, top executives from services providers and decision-makers from junior, mid- and major mining corporates. Results are supported by incisive commentary from top experts on the findings, providing a holistic representation of the impact on the industry,” the organisation stated.
