Will We See You in Zurich for Mining Forum Europe 2026?
Mining Forum Europe 2026 will take place April 13–15, 2026, at the Park Hyatt Zürich, bringing together institutional investors, analysts, and senior mining executives for a concentrated engagement on the gold market, mining equities, and the global monetary backdrop shaping capital allocation decisions.
Demand for attendance is high, and with a limited venue footprint and a participant list that already spans most of the senior global precious-metals complex, registration capacity is narrowing. Investors who intend to attend should plan accordingly and secure their places soon. Register or apply to register at https://europe.miningforum.com
A program built around portfolio insights
The 2026 agenda is structured around questions investors are actively debating—ownership, valuation, monetary risk, and capital discipline—rather than broad thematic panels. Selected sessions include:
Are Gold and Silver Miners Still Under-Owned at These Prices?
Monday, April 13 | 4:40 pm CEST
Despite record metal prices, mining equities remain under-represented in global portfolios. Chris Wood, Global Head of Equity Strategy at Jefferies Hong Kong Ltd, examines why skepticism persists despite stronger balance sheets, lower energy costs, and rising free cash flow—and whether conditions for a sector rerating are finally emerging.
From Bretton Woods III to the Golden Age
Tuesday, April 14 | 10:10 am CEST
The freezing of sovereign reserves marked a structural break in the global monetary system. Zoltan Pozsar, Founder of Ex Uno Plures, assesses the post–rules-based order, early implications of the current U.S. administration, and why the next phase of monetary adjustment centers on the fiat dollar rather than a return to gold as formal money.
Gold After $5,000: Floors, Crowding, and the Central Bank Backstop
Tuesday, April 14 | 12:30 pm CEST
Nicky Shiels, Head of Research & Metals Strategy at MKS PAMP SA, evaluates gold’s transition into a structurally supported regime, focusing on price floors, positioning risk, central-bank demand, and scenarios that could extend—or disrupt—the current market.
Gold Miners as Equity Portfolio Managers: Value Add or Capital Misallocation?
Wednesday, April 15 | 10:10 am CEST
Using Centerra Gold as a case study, Neil Adshead of Cupel Advisory Corp. examines whether disciplined equity investments in junior explorers can enhance discovery optionality and long-term development pipelines—or simply dilute capital focus.
Understanding the ASX–TSX Valuation Gap
Wednesday, April 15 | 12:30 pm CEST
John Forwood, Chief Investment Officer at Lowell Resources Funds, analyzes persistent valuation disparities between Australian- and Canadian-listed miners and what those differences imply for market structure and capital allocation.
Panel: Money in Disorder, Metals in Demand — Markets and Mining in Transition
Tuesday, April 14 | 5:30 pm CEST
A close-of-session discussion with Chris Wood, Nicky Shiels, and Neil Adshead, addressing monetary disorder, jurisdictional risk, and which metals and operators are positioned to navigate a prolonged transition.
Depth of issuer participation
Beyond the keynote and macro sessions, the forum includes presentations from a broad cross-section of producers, developers, and royalty companies across North America, Australia, Africa, and Europe—ranging from senior producers such as Agnico Eagle, AngloGold Ashanti, and Wheaton Precious Metals to mid-tier and development-stage companies actively seeking institutional engagement.
Registration considerations
Mining Forum Europe is intentionally structured to remain focused and workable rather than large. As accepted company participation has filled out and investor calendars firm up for April, remaining registration slots are becoming limited.
Investors who expect to attend should register sooner rather than later to avoid last-minute constraints.
Registration details and program updates are available at: