Charting Indonesia’s critical minerals landscape: Accelerating the global energy transition

With five of the seven critical minerals for making electric batteries, Indonesia has long been considered a sleeping giant of great potential. It’s one of the largest nickel producers in the world and also produces cobalt, copper, tin, aluminium and molybdenum. In total, the Indonesian government has selected a total of 47 critical minerals and metals that it intends to process into value-added products domestically.

Now’s the time to get a firm grasp on the Indonesian market and its potential. Who will partner with the country on its energy transition journey? When will demand for nickel increase to the point where it will be the hottest commodity on the planet, and what does that mean for Indonesia? When will demand for critical minerals begin to outstrip supply? What could the future look like?

Join our Fastmarkets’ top researchers and analysts for an hour of discussion on topics including:

• · The market: domestic overview and international outlook
• · Nickel price: energy investment and the current pressure on supply and demand
• · Forecasting: possible risks and rewards in the future
• · Assessing the global impact of critical minerals: connecting the pieces

Moderated by Fleur Ritzema, Fastmarkets’ editorial & pricing director (non-ferrous), our panel of experts includes:

· Jingtai Lun, regional managing editor
· Oliver Masson, principal analyst, battery raw materials 
· Dylan Duan, price reporter

This webinar will set the scene for the Fastmarkets International Critical Minerals and Metals Summit: Indonesia, taking place in Bali from September 5-6 2024. Find out more about this event here.

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