China Minmetals Corporation, founded in 1950, is China’s leading state-owned enterprise in metals and minerals. With operations spanning 39 mines worldwide, including Las Bambas in Peru and Dugald River in Australia, it plays a key role in securing global supply of critical resources. Its reserves of tungsten, graphite and bismuth rank among the world’s largest, with strong positions in lithium, potash, zinc and lead. Following its 2015 merger with MCC, China Minmetals became one of the few companies to integrate the full metals value chain, from exploration and mining to processing and trade, reinforcing its leadership in sustainable resource development.

The Minor Metals Trade Association (MMTA) is a not-for-profit organisation, which serves to benefit and promote the interests of its international Membership, comprising companies actively involved in all aspects of the international minor metals sector. If your company has a commercial interest in these metals and would like to know more about the work of the MMTA, or if you simply wish to discover more about this intriguing group of metals, this site will provide answers to many of your questions.
The MMTA is the world’s largest association involved with minor metals. From just 19 founding Members, the MMTA is now comprised of companies from across the globe, engaged in all aspects of minor metals activity, the Association having long since broadened from its original Member base of trading companies.

The International Manganese Institute (IMnI) is the leading industry organization for producers and other stakeholders active in the manganese space. IMnI’s purpose is to contribute to the sustainable development of the manganese industry and provide guidance promoting economic, social and environmental responsibility to all stakeholders.

ILiA is the global trade association for the lithium industry and represents the entire lithium value chain. The Association was established in 2021 as an international not-for-profit industry association run by and for its members.

Djakarta Mining Club will be fostering of bilateral business but will have as its primary function to promote sustainable minerals production through the education of the masses, through promotion of ongoing exploration and through planned and ongoing dialogue between stakeholders in the mining industry conducted in a non-threatening Safe and conducive environment.