- The 14th International Investment Forum (IIF), scheduled for February 25, will bring together 20 prospective companies in key industries to discuss their value propositions and answer questions from investors
- This year’s iteration aims to address ongoing political, economical and technological shifts as deglobalization gains prominence across the world
- Highlight companies include Almonty Industries, Benton Resources, dynaCERT and Globex Mining Enterprises
The 14th International Investment Forum (IIF), scheduled for February 25, will bring together 20 prospective companies in key industries, including energy, precious metals, battery metals, education, technology and blockchain, to discuss their value propositions and answer questions from investors.
This year’s conference, moderated by Stockhouse’s Lyndsay Malchuk, alongside investment analysts from co-organizer GBC AG, aims to address ongoing political, economical and technological shifts as deglobalization gains prominence across the world.
“The era of globalization, which was characterized by an international division of labor, seems to have come to an end with the presidency of Donald Trump. The questions about robust supply chains that have been discussed for years are now being joined by tangible security interests, especially in Europe. The supply of critical raw materials is essential in this context. We are pleased to be able to present numerous representatives from the raw materials industry at the IIF,” Mario Hose, managing director of Apaton Finance GmbH, a co-organizer of the IIF, said in a statement.
A highlight participant this year is Almonty Industries (TSX:AII), which plans to bring the largest tungsten mine outside of China into production in 2025 and has signed a contract with a supplier of Elon Musk’s SpaceX. Tungsten has numerous military, technological and construction applications, and over 80 per cent is mined in China.
“The IIF has always actively followed current trends and provided participants with the opportunity to get first-hand information from decision-makers,” added Manuel Hölzle, chief executive officer of GBC AG. “At the same time, participants can look forward to exciting investment cases, promising valuation anomalies and stimulating insights.”
Here’s a full schedule for the upcoming conference, which you can register for here.
You can also check out this video of Lyndsay Malchuk explaining why participating in the 14th IIF is worthwhile.
About Apaton Finance
Apaton invests in growth companies and builds their investable visibility in new markets and regions all over the world.
About GBC AG
GBC AG has an over two-decade track record organizing investment conferences geared towards asset managers, fund managers, family offices, analysts and financial journalists. Approximately two-thirds of German issuers in the small and mid-cap sectors have participated in GBC conferences.
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(Top image of the hosts of the 14th International Investment Forum: IIF)
