Resourcing Tomorrow today opened the market at the London Stock Exchange, celebrating its longstanding partnership with the Exchange ahead of its December event.

The ceremony celebrates London’s central role in global mining finance at a time when securing mineral supply and funding new projects take centre stage on the international agenda

The London Stock Exchange has hosted Resourcing Tomorrow’s Government Roundtable for the past three years. With renovation works taking place at the Exchange, the fourth annual gathering will be held at Canada House on 30 November 2026, in partnership with the High Commission of Canada in the United Kingdom.

Whilst renovations continue, the Exchange still serves as the Government Roundtable’s knowledge partner, with Tom Attenborough, Head of International Business Development, Primary Markets, returning as a facilitator alongside Fiona Clouder, Remi Piet and Dinah McLeod.

The invitation-only gathering will bring together 120 senior representatives from government, mining and finance, with representation expected from more than 60 governments. Discussions will address the practical barriers to securing mineral supply, particularly how policy and investment can help projects move towards production.

Confirmed participants include Hon. Ministers Davit Khudatyan of Armenia, Oladele Henry Alake of Nigeria, Salim Al Aufi of Oman, Stephen Lecce of Ontario, Majid Al-Kassabi of Saudi Arabia and Gwede Mantashe of South Africa. They will be joined by ambassadors and senior officials, including France’s Pierre Chabrol, alongside representatives from Eldorado Gold, Energy Fuels, Wheaton Precious Metals, Canadian Energy Metals and Traxys.

Nick Rastall, Managing Director, Resourcing Tomorrow:

“Opening the market at the London Stock Exchange is a proud moment for Resourcing Tomorrow. The Exchange has played an important part in the Government Roundtable over the past three years, and we’re delighted to have its continued support as we move to Canada House.

“With such a strong group of government and industry representatives attending, we’re looking forward to practical discussions about what mining projects need to move forward and how investment and policy can support that.”

The discussions will continue at Resourcing Tomorrow London, taking place from 1–3 December 2026 at the Business Design Centre. More than 2,300 senior decision-makers are expected to attend, with this year’s theme, “Beyond the Echo Chamber: Turning Talk Into Action”, placing project delivery and investment decisions at the heart of the programme.

For more information, visit resourcingtomorrow.com.