Comminution '25 update with news of the technical programme

The packed programme for Comminution '25 in Cape Town, with a record number of oral and poster presentations, is now available for viewing. The programme includes three high-profile keynote lectures, from Carsten Schilde, of TU Braunschweig, Germany, Bern Klein, of the University of British Columbia, Canada and Grant Ballantyne, of Ausenco, Australia.

A measure of the importance of this conference is the level of corporate support, with a record number of 22 sponsors so far. Of these there has been recent good news from one of our regular sponsors, Russell Mineral Equipment (RME), the world's global leader in grinding mill relining technology. The company has entered into a transitional sale agreement with US-equity firm Resource Capital Funds (RCF) and the Australian Federal Government's National Reconstruction Fund Corporation (NRFC). As part of the deal, the NRFC has made its first investment, the sale to the NRFC-RCF partnership being worth $40 million. RME says the deal ensures it will remain Australian-owned and operated from regional Queensland. 

RME always has the largest display at the comminution conferences, taking three booths at Comminution '25. 

Russell Mineral Equipment's large delegation at Comminution '23

All 23 booths in the main exhibition area are now sold, but due to the high demand seven extra 2m x 1m booths have been placed outside the main conference room, and currently two of these are available for rental.

It's going to be a great four days at Comminution '25, with great networking opportunities at the evening sundowners and at the conference dinner at the Groot Constantia Wine Estate.

Sundowner at Comminution '23

Recent MEI Conference dinner at Groot Constantia

There is much to look forward to at Comminution '25, and it is not too late to submit an abstract, as we are still considering abstracts for poster presentation.

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