OverviewMore

Since the financial crisis of 2008 the antimony market has seen a rather dramatic fluctuation in price and an inconsistent level of demand over the last few years. In April and May of 2009 prices had dropped to a low of around USD4,500/t in Europe and RMB30,000/t in China, however within two years appreciated circa about 400% where the market witnessed prices being quoted at above RMB110,000/t in China (or USD17,000/t in Europe). This tremendous rise in price however was short lived, as taking the last twelve months into consideration one witnesses a market that has continued to see a weakening price and rather lackluster level of demand.

There are a number of key drivers and constraints that the market faces as we move towards the eclipse of 2013 and into the New Year. There are scores of predictions and beliefs of where the market is heading and what will happen to the levels of demand and supply in 2014. Asian Metal therefore plans to host the International Antimony Conference on 8-9th April, 2014 that will allow these key issues to be addressed and explored accordingly. The conference will be a prime opportunity to take stock of happenings in the first few months of the year and highlight key opportunities, prospects and restraints for the remainder of the year.

ProgramMore

April 8th (Tuesday)
16:00-18:00	Registration Desk Open
18:30	Welcome reception
April 9th (Wednesday)
08:30	Registration Desk Open
09:00-09:10	Welcome Speech
09:10-09:50	How will availability, regulations and demand for more sustainability effect the Antimony market?
	Geert Krekel, Managing Director
	Campine
09:50-10:30	Antimony: Market overview and outlook
	Jack Bedder, Analyst
	Roskill
10:30-11:00	Coffee Break
11:00-11:40	Development of American Antimony Market
	Don Nicholson CEO
	First Liberty Power Corporation

ContentMore

• What has caused the deflation in price over the last year and what is the outlook of the market for 2014?

• The outlook of antimony supply from China moving forward.

• What are the current antimony demand trends and where are their opportunities for growth?

• Chinese government policy and the effect that this will have on the antimony market moving forward.

• New production outside of China – what is currently being produced, what is currently being developed and what affect will this have on the market?

• The effect of antimony trioxide replacements and the long term effects on demand

Registration RatesMore

	After 14th February, 2014
Rates	EUR1688
Account name: Asian Metal Ltd Account number: 802012717208091001 Swift Code: BKCH CN BJ 110 Bank: Bank of China Beijing Guang Hua Lu Sub-Branch, 1/F Haiguan Building,10 Guanghua Road, Beijing China

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Asian participants please contact

Annabella Xu

+86 10-59080011 ext: 855

annabella@asianmetal.com

US participants please contact

Matthew Farrell

+1-646-681-1144

matthew@asianmetal.com

European participants please contact

Scott Yarham

+44-207-680-4036

scott@asianmetal.com