Sheraton Hotel, Stockholm, Sweden

17-19 June 2014

Copper3rd

RecyclingConference

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Confirmed speakers include:lAlexandre Delacoux, Director General, BIR World Federation, BelgiumlHelena Castren, Senior Sustainability Officer, Nokia, FinlandlKerstin Konradsson, President, Boliden Smelters, SwedenlDirk Goris, Senior R&D Manager, Metallo-Chimique NV, BelgiumlOlov Boman, SRM Manager, Boliden, SwedenlMarcus Kartenbeck, Executive Director Scrap & Alloys, Aurubis AG, GermanylMattias Rapaport, Head of Non-Ferrous & Stainless Steel, Stena Metal International AB, SwedenlLuis Tercero Espinoza, Coordinator, Business Unit Systemic Risks, Fraunhofer ISI, GermanylEric Harries, Assoc Counsel and Director of Govt and Intl Affairs, ISRI, USAlBernhard Götsch, Non-Ferrous Trader, Loacker Recycling, AustrialDhawal Shah, Director, Metco Marketing (India) Pvt Ltd, IndialNorbert Zonneveld, Executive Secretary, European Electronics Recyclers Assn (EERA), NetherlandslDave Cuckney, Manager, International Maritime Bureau, ICC Commercial Crime Services, UKl Ian Littlewood, Copper Analyst, Wood Mackenzie, UKlToni Reftman, Managing Director, Eldan Recycling A/S, DenmarklScott McGlothlin, Vice President, Metso RBL Process Technology Group, USAlGerardo Alvear, Principal Metallurgist, XT - a Glencore Company, CanadalMarc Gascon, Raw Materials Purchasing, La Farga Group, SpainlMarco Calamia, Head of Metal, KME Group, Italy

“ A well organised event once again; opportunities aplenty tonetwork and develop markets.”Ollie Lincoln, Sales & Marketing Manager, Inspectorate International Plus!!!

Pre conference field tripto Boliden Rönnskär’s

e-scrap and coppersmelting plants

A unique event focusing on copper’s re-use and recycling industry dynamics

Scrap and recycling remain very much on theradar screens of the copper industry chain. Withclose to 40% of the copper consumed each yearcoming from secondary sources, it is difficult toignore the dynamics and influence of copperscrap, all the more so at this time when theoverall market has tipped into a marginalsurplus. Copper scrap is key to industry balances,it is a vital source of raw material for fabricators,ingot makers, smelter and refiners, bringingenergy savings and resource efficiencies. Evenminers and primary metal producers are keenlyaware today of the strong interaction betweenscrap availability and metal prices, TC/RCs andblister and cathode premiums.

But the copper recycling value chain is becomingincreasingly complex and challenging. As morecompanies seek to boost their usage of scrap andsecondary feeds, there is an increasing need forunambiguous information on scrap types and flows, forimproved collection systems, processes andtechnologies, new trading partners and investmentsources. Metal Bulletin Events’ Copper RecyclingConference provides just the focused, informative forumin which to address these needs.

Moving this year to Scandinavia – a region long at theforefront of recycling as part of environmentalprotection, the Copper Recycling Conference will homein on the drivers, challenges and opportunities facing thecopper, copper alloy and electronic scrap generating,processing and consuming business.

17-19 June 2014 • Sheraton Hotel, Stockholm, Sweden

Copper3rd

RecyclingConference

Who should attend?lScrap generators and processorslCopper smelters and refiners – both primary

and secondaryl Ingot producers, alloy makers and fabricators

and millslTraders and merchants of scraps and residueslEquipment and technology supplierslRecycling and dismantling companies lOriginal electronic equipment manufacturers lEnvironmental authoritieslFinanciers, legislators, end-users of

copper productslCollection and transportation companies

lAlex StewartInternational Corp

lAlter Trading CorplAnamet SAlAndritz Maerz GmbHlAtlantic Copper SLUlAurubis AGlAusmelt – Outotec TSLlBipromet SAlBIRlBoliden Commercial ABlBulk IDlCNA Metals LimitedlCodelco Kupferhandel

GmbHlContinuus Properzi SpAlCoprim Ingenieria SAlCunext Copper Industries

SLlDowa Metals & Mining

Co Ltd

lEbury Partners UK LtdlElkem GmbHlElmet SLUlEMR LtdlEurope Metals BVlEuropean Commission

DG Enterprise andIndustry

lEuropean ElectronicsRecyclers Assn (EERA)

lFraunhofer ISIlGlencorelGlobal Metal LtdlGrupo IUSAlHalcor SAlHaldor Topsoe ASlHewlett Packard GmbHlHydromet Ltdl IFCM Metals & Materials

GmbHl IMN Gliwice

l Indumetal Recycling SAl Inspectorate

International Limitedl Institute of Non-ferrous

Metalsl International Copper

Study Groupl International Wrought

Copper Councill ISRI – Institute of Scrap

Recycling Industriesl Jean Goldschmidt

International SAl JGI – Jean Goldschmidt

International SAl JX Nippon Mining &

Metals Corp – Recycling& EnvironmentalServices Gp

lKGHM Legnica CopperSmelter & Refinery

lKGHM Metraco SAlKGHM PolandlKME GrouplLa Farga GrouplLoacker Recycling GmbHlLondon Metal ExchangelMacquarie Capital

(Europe) LtdlMetal Solution ProviderlMetallic Media LimitedlMetallo Chimique NVlMetallum Group BVlMetso RBLlMinmetals UK LtdlMitsui & Co Europe PlclMontanwerke Brixlegg

AGlNicicolNord Schrott Gmbh &

Co KG

lOrient InternationalGroup

lPan Pacific CopperlParanapanema SAlPiraiki Metal SAlPrime Materials RecoverylRecupyllRecyclage Recuperation

MagazinelRecycling InternationallSarkuysan ASlScholz Recycling AG &

Co KGlSGS Germany GmbHlSiegfried Jacob

Metallwerke GmbH & Co KG

lSims Metal Management Asia Ltd

lSteinertElektromagnetbauGmbH

lStewart GrouplTangent Trading LtdlThe University of TokyolThermo Fisher ScientificlThomson ReuterslThyssenKrupp

Metallurgical ProductsGmbH

lTom Martin & CompanylTriland Metals LtdlUmicore Precious Metals

RefininglVan Heyghen Recycling

– Group GalloolVoss InternationallWest TechlWood Mackenzie LtdlXstrata Technology

Companies previously attending

“ Well organised - professionalyet friendly environment.”Iram Owda, Trader, Orient International Group

“ Diverse and well balanced programme.”Gerardo Alvear,Principal Metallurgist, XT – a Glencore company

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Companies attending in 2013 by region Companies attending in2013 by Job Title

CEO / MD 42%

Finance 15%

Trading 15%

Sales & Marketing 13%

Procurement 10%

Logistics 3%

Analyst 2%

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Tuesday 17 June 2014

06:30 Optional field trip to Boliden Rönnskär’s e-scrap andcopper smelting plants

18:00 Return of field trip and registration followed by informalpre-conference drinks

Day one:Wednesday 18 June 2014

08:00 Registration desk opens

09:00 Opening remarks

Ann-Marie Moreno, Senior Conference ProgrammeManager, Metal Bulletin Events, UK

09:10 Welcome address

Kerstin Konradsson, President, Boliden Smelters, Sweden

Session I: Copper scrap in theglobal value chain

09:40 A dynamic analysis of global copper flows• Studying stocks, flows and recycling rates for a better understanding of

how copper is used and re-used • How efficient is copper recycling when it comes to end-of-life scrap?• Where are the weak points in the recycling loop?• What long-term trends have been identified in copper recycling?

Luis Tercero Espinoza, Coordinator, Business Unit SystemicRisks, Fraunhofer ISI, Germany

10:10 Markets Panel: Primary and recycling industry expertsshare their views on the role of scrap in the copperbusiness and the impact of scrap on industry balances• How do scrap prices interact with primary values, premiums and TC/RCs?• How does China’s demand for scrap drive global copper prices?• Scrap trade flows and availability – which grades of scrap are in greatest

demand? How is this impacting on discounts?• Copper scrap: market size, flows and drivers• Is tighter scrap more a measure of slower fabricating activity than

increasing demand?• What impact are tariffs and other trade barriers having on the marketplace?• How is the traditional role of the merchant changing to meet the market

of today?

Panellists include:Bernhard Götsch, Non-Ferrous Trader, Loacker Recycling, AustriaIan Littlewood, Copper Analyst, Wood Mackenzie, UKMarcus Kartenbeck, Executive Director Scrap & Alloys,Aurubis AG, Germany

11:10 Refreshment break

Session II: Emerging markettrends – is the playing fieldstarting to level out?

11:40 Copper demand growth in India and implications forscrap usage• Balances along the copper industry chain – where does scrap fit in?• India as importer of scraps and residues – origins, grades, tariffs• Will recycling in India get the support and direction it needs to prosper?• What will drive scrap usage in the future – economics,

regulation, technology?

Dhawal Shah, Director, Metco Marketing (India) Pvt Ltd, India

12:10 How is the recycling landscape changing in China andwhat will this mean for copper scrap demand?• Is China turning more and more to its own internal scrap? What are

the limitations?• Which grades are in biggest demand and for what products?• How has legislation impacted on imports and recycling capacities?• As domestic costs rise to what degree is process innovation and

automation being embraced?

12:40 Lunch

Session III: Electronic scrap as agrowing source of copper units

14:00 Technical, legislative and environmental challenges for the WEE recycling chain• How do these impact at each stage in the loop – from generators and

collectors to the consumers of the various scrap streams?• What do the new e-scrap standards signify for the recycling business?• How are WEE/e-scrap trade flows being influenced by legislation,

recycling capacities and market economics?

Norbert Zonneveld, Executive Secretary, European Electronics Recyclers Assn (EERA), Netherlands

14:30 Recyclability in consumer electronics – how is this beingachieved from design through to disposal?• What are the legal requirements, in Europe and elsewhere?• How does this affect choice of materials?• Initiatives aimed at boosting collection and recovery of end-of-life products• How can the electronics and metals industries work together to try to

close the recycling loop?

Helena Castren, Senior Sustainability Officer, Nokia, Finland

15:00 Electronic scrap recycling as a growing global business• To what degree do legislation, economics, technology drive recycling

of e-scrap?• How fast is this sector growing and what are the main feeds available to

the recycler?• Material flow sheets in electronic scrap recovery and optimisation• Will WEEE legislation EU-style be rolled out elsewhere and what will this

mean for scrap flows?• WEEE as a source of copper and other precious metals – the

Boliden approach

Olov Boman, SRM Manager, Boliden, Sweden

15:30 Refreshment break

Session IV: Overcomingoperational hurdles in anincreasingly complex recycling chain

16:00 Sourcing, sampling and segregation – what strategies andsolutions can the successful recycler call upon?• The long-term contract or supplier alliance – what benefits do these

bring for both sides?• Should the recycler go further and establish a collection and processing

network of its own?• Polymetallic recycling – the challenges and the advantages in

today’s marketplace• Working with suppliers to develop technologies appropriate to the

materials flow• As scrap complexity increases, how does this impact on sampling,

separation and scrap value?

Marcus Kartenbeck, Executive Director Scrap & Alloys,Aurubis AG, Germany

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16:30 Producing wrought copper and alloy products via thedirect melt route • What are the main secondary feedstocks for rolled products, rod, tubes, etc?• What limitations are there on copper content and impurities in the feed mix?• Is it possible to talk of a “closed loop” system in brass and other

alloy recycling?• To what degree is the prime:scrap ratio determined by scrap availability,

price, hedgeability, sustainability, application?

Marco Calamia, Head of Metal, KME Group, Italy

17:00 Challenges posed by the recycling of other metalscontained in brass and copper alloys• Which alloying elements present the greatest technical difficulties

and why?• What impact is legislation having on the use and recovery of different

alloy ingredients?• The application of bismuth verses silicon in copper alloys from a

sustainability and recycling perspective

Dirk Goris, Senior R&D Manager, Metallo-Chimique NV, Belgium

17:30 Close of Day 1

Day two:Thursday 19 June 2014

08:30 Registration and refreshments

09:00 Opening remarks

09:10 Trading Keynote: Repositioning in the scrap business• Can the old model of multi yards and local contacts survive from a

financial perspective?• In today’s internet-driven world, is market knowledge still worth money?• As closed loops divert more and more material – how can the traditional

merchant compete?• Is internationalisation the only way forward? What of niche services such

as logistics, equipment supplies, working with more complex materials?

Mattias Rapaport, Head of Non-Ferrous & Stainless Steel,Stena Metal International AB, Sweden

Session V: Scrap as a high-pricedand sought-after commodity

09:40 Ensuring the environmentally sound management ofwaste processing at global level • What defines environmentally sound waste treatment – in industrialised

economies and elsewhere?• Can environmentally sound management be achieved through

voluntary measures alone?• Are existing regulations under the UN, OECDl and EU achieving their

aims for both trade and the environment?• What additional burden would EU-imposed certification place on

recycling facilities in non-OECD countries and in the EU?

Alexandre Delacoux, Director General, BIR World Federation, Belgium

10:10 Copper scrap as a valuable global commodity – and a target of criminals• How prevalent is scrap crime globally? Is container theft on the rise?• What official initiatives are being taken to combat it? What can you do as

buyer or seller?• What about paper or internet fraud? What measures can you adopt to

make sure you are not caught?• Will you have any legal redress if you are the victim? What recourse do

you have in a global marketplace?

Dave Cuckney, Manager, International Maritime Bureau,ICC Commercial Crime Services, UK

10:40 Copper recycling in North America – trade, legislationand markets• Examining export trends in the USA – is it all still China, China, China? • How is legislation influencing recycling activity and the flow of scrap?• As competition for scrap increases, how is the recycling industry

repositioning itself?• E-scrap recycling – the North American approach

Eric Harries, Assoc Counsel and Director of Govt and IntlAffairs, ISRI, USA

11:10 Refreshment break

Session VI: Ensuring efficient copper recyclingthrough innovation

11:40 Cable scrap as a valuable source of copper • What types of cables are available to the recycler? • What different technical challenges do dry, jelly-filled or greasy

cables pose?• The cable recycling flow chart – optimising input materials and

output fractions• What market options are there for the non-metallic products?• Technology solutions for greater flexibility and processing costs

Toni Reftman, Managing Director, Eldan Recycling A/S, Denmark

12:05 Preparation of scrap for the furnace – what automatedsystems are available to ensure optimal feed?

Scott McGlothlin, Vice President, Metso RBL ProcessTechnology Group, USA

12:30 Process technology and other advancements along therecycling loop• Optimising metal yield, metallurgical efficiency and energy utilization by

improved process technology• Technical and economic benefits and limitations of direct scrap to

rod production

Marc Gascon, Raw Materials Purchasing, La Farga Group, Spain

12:55 Integration of knowledge: the successful application of the ISASMELT™ technology for processing ofsecondary materials

Gerardo Alvear, Principal Metallurgist, XT - a Glencore company, Canada

13:20 Close of conference and lunch

Pre-conference field trip to

Boliden Rönnskär’s e-scrapand copper smelting plants

Sponsorship & exhibition opportunitiesSponsoring an element of our 3rd Copper RecyclingConference ensures your company is promoted in thecopper marketplace. Join us and showcase yourcompany’s brand and competitive edge to decisionmakers within the copper industry.

lGenerate new sales

lCreate great company exposure

lShowcase your products, services and achievements

lStrengthen your position in the market

lLaunch a new product / service

lContact new clients and maintain existing relationships

Why exhibit?Exhibiting at the 3rd Copper Recycling Conference is aninvestment into your company’s future success. Whetheryour goals are to increase your market share, launch a newproduct, increase brand awareness, penetrate a newmarket sector or increase your sales, this event will provideyou with the ultimate tool to achieve these goals bydelivering a targeted audience of over 150 decision makers.

To find out more about tailored sponsorship or to reserve your exhibition booth, please contact:Charles Osborne Tel: +44 (0) 20 7779 8109 Email: cosborne@metalbulletin.com

As an exhibitor you will have the opportunity to:

Network and do business with senior level decision makers

Target new customers, build and reinforce relationships

Attend the conference and improve your industry knowledge

Showcase your company, its products or services

Pre-conference field trip

Boliden Rönnskär has been processingrecycling materials since the 1960s, and istoday a world leader in this sector. Its coppersmelter at Rönnskär has the capacity tohandle a vast range of raw materials,including an ever-growing percentage ofrecycling materials.

Scrapped and collected electronic productshave accounted for the biggest increase inmaterial type in recent years, primarily inthe form of circuit boards from computersand mobile phones, etc. Uniquely, Bolidenhas developed the Kaldo technology –originally used in the steel industry in the1940s – to smelt electronic scrap.

The smelted scrap, known as black copper,is integrated with the smelter's main copperflow for further refining and the extractionof copper and precious metals. An E-Kaldoplant commissioned in 2012 complementsthe existing Kaldo plant, yielding acombined annual production capacity of120,000 tonnes.

Delegates will fly from Stockholm Arlandaairport on the morning of Tuesday June 17 toSkelleftea for the short drive to Rönnskär. Afteran introduction and presentation by the GeneralManager of Rönnskär, the delegates will tourthe e-scrap recycling and copper smeltingfacilities before flying back to Stockholm lateafternoon in time for the conferenceregistration and welcome reception.

Cost: €100

Note: spaces on this field trip are limited so earlybooking is advised. Upon registration for theconference you will be sent information on how tobook on the field trip. The field trip fee covers allground transfers but delegates must make their ownbooking on the flights indicated on the itineraryfrom Stockholm Arlanda to Skelleftea and back.

Tuesday June 17, 2014

Provisional itinerary06.30 Depart conference hotel for Arlanda airport

08.15 Depart Arlanda on flight SK1012 to Skelleftea

09.25 Arrive Skelleftea for transfer to Rönnskär

10.00 Company presentation by Rönnskär General Manager

11 .15 Plant visit: unloading/sampling plant ande-kaldo plant

12.30 Lunch at company canteen

13.15 Plant tour: copper production

14.15 Presentation

15.00 Departure for airport

16.15 Departure Skelleftea on flight SK1017

17.20 Arrive Arlanda airport, Stockholm

18.00 Arrive conference hotel

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