Format

Co-located with CT Asia 2026

For the first time, ICMMS sits alongside CT Asia at the InterContinental Bali Resort. Paying delegates of either event can attend sessions and networking at both, opening direct access to the energy and bulk commodity ecosystem that underpins Indonesia’s industrial transformation.

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Government

Officially supported by the Indonesian government

The Ministry of Investment and Downstream Industry (BKPM), Republic of Indonesia, is the official government supporter of the 2026 summit. Indonesia’s policymakers and regulators will be on stage and in the room, shaping the agenda alongside global industry leaders.

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Content

Two days of commercial intelligence across the full value chain

Day 1 covers nickel policy, cost reality, processing routes, and ESG compliance. Day 2 moves beyond nickel into bauxite, aluminium, gold, tin, battery materials, downstream financing, and end-market demand. Joint workshops with CT Asia on 28 September address energy costs and the coal-to-transition intersection.

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Audience

A curated, senior room

A paid, vetted delegate model built for senior decision-makers across mining, processing, batteries, OEMs, finance, and policy. Investors, exploration firms, producers, smelters, processors, battery and cell manufacturers, and supply chain professionals. Built for confidential conversations and serious commercial outcomes.

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Why Indonesia, why now

Where global supply meets local power

Indonesia is no longer simply a supplier. It is a price-setter, capacity-builder and rule-changer across multiple critical minerals markets. Decisions taken here now shape global supply, pricing and investment outcomes.

What the 2026 agenda covers

Nickel policy and cost reality Processing routes and HPAL Bauxite, aluminium and gold Battery materials and OEMs ESG and CBAM compliance Downstream financing Geopolitics and trade flows Energy and transition

~54%

of global nickel ore production

global producer of cobalt and tin

~37%

of global refined nickel supply

HPAL capacity coming online by 2027

Official government support

Officially supported by the Indonesian government

The Ministry of Investment and Downstream Industry (BKPM), Republic of Indonesia, is the official government supporter of the International Critical Minerals and Metals Summit: Indonesia 2026. Building on the strong relationship established in 2025, this continued support reflects Indonesia’s commitment to convening the global critical minerals community and advancing the country’s downstreaming agenda at the highest level.

Indonesian government official speaking at ICMMS

Indonesian government on ICMMS

Minister Rosan Roeslani

Minister of Investment and Downstream Industry

Fastmarkets CEO on ICMMS

2026 Programme

Four days of intelligence, debate and deal-making in Bali

The 2026 programme spans two full conference days of ICMMS content, joint workshops with CT Asia, and closed-door roundtables. From Indonesia’s pricing power and processing economics to downstream financing, ESG compliance, and end-market demand, every session is built around what senior decision-makers need to navigate in 2026 and beyond.

The agenda is published ahead of the event. Speaker confirmations will be announced on a rolling basis.

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28 September — Joint workshops

CT Asia x ICMMS: Energy and transition

Powering Indonesia’s Downstream Boom: captive coal and the cost reality
Coal demand vs energy transition narrative in Asia
Where coal, critical minerals and capital intersect

29 September — Conference Day 1

Nickel, policy and cost reality

Indonesia as a Global Market Maker: pricing power and supply discipline
Quotas, pricing and the new rules of the game
Processing Routes: NPI, matte, HPAL and battery-grade nickel
CBAM, Battery Passport and ESG as a commercial gate

30 September — Conference Day 2

Beyond nickel and value chains

Bauxite, aluminium, gold, tin and Indonesia’s next materials wave
Nickel and battery materials: what is the downstream reality?
Precursor and cathode: who should build in Indonesia?
Downstream without subsidies: what is bankable in 2026?

Throughout the programme

Closed-door roundtables

Investor and banker perspectives with the World Bank
China and Indonesia’s technology direction and demand
Sulphuric acid and HPAL cost structures
Rare-earth closed-door roundtable

Registration is now open

Register for the International Critical Minerals and Metals Summit Indonesia: 2026

Three pass tiers are now available, with super early bird pricing until 22 May 2026. Group rates apply from two delegates and above on Standard and VIP passes.

Working in the critical minerals value chain? A limited number of preferential rate passes are reserved for qualifying professionals. Eligibility conditions apply.

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Being part of the International Critical Minerals and Metals Summit: Indonesia 2025 not only gave me valuable industry insights, but also inspired me to think bigger about how Indonesia can contribute to the global transition.

Janrico Sinaga

Head of Business and Operational Excellence, PT PPA Finance

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The International Critical Minerals and Metals Summit: Indonesia is an exceptional opportunity to develop strategic networks in the global mineral business.

Nataneil Horansil

Mining and Mineral Expert, National Economic Council, Republic of Indonesia

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A great turnout of industry professionals and stakeholders in the critical minerals sector, which shows the maturation and global importance of domestic commodity markets in Indonesia.

Tobias Maya

President Director, PT Geo Search

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The International Critical Minerals and Metals Summit: Indonesia is a gathering of all stakeholders in the industry that made it worthwhile to attend. Very insightful information and many participants that make potential business opportunities in all fields of minerals and metals.

Dileep Raghavan

Senior VP, PT Bumi Laut Shipping Services