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Hon. Oyun Sanjaasuren Minister of Environment and Green Development, Government of Mongolia

Batsuuri Yaichil Chief Executive Officer, Erdenes Tavan Tolgoi JSC

Dr. Graeme Hancock President and Chief Representative – Mongolia, Anglo American

Randolph Koppa President, Trade and Development Bank of Mongolia

Bayanjargal ByambasaikhanChairman, Business Council of Mongolia

Dashtseren Enkhtuvshin Chief Marketing Officer, Mongolian Mining Corporation

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Conference highlights include:• Assess the ramifications of the May elections – How is Mongolia’s regulatory climate evolving, and how

can overseas investors best position themselves as we look ahead?• Hear how groundbreaking projects are enabling Mongolia to add value to its coal assets, and

evaluate how this impacts on Mongolia’s competitive position in the export market• Discuss how regional dynamics are evolving, and take stock of China and Russia’s role in unlocking

Mongolian coal• Gain insight into how new strategies are shaping the development of coal infrastructure• An array of networking opportunities enabling attendees to create and build on existing business links with

key players across the domestic and international markets

Recent months have seen regulatory debate cast many questions over how Mongolia will continue to drive coal sector growth. Where will the investment come from, and what role do foreign companies stand to play as progress advances? Yet in spite of current uncertainty it remains clear that Mongolia stands to play a key role in global coal dynamics, with the wealth of opportunity locked in its coal reserves continuing to attract interest from across the world. Join us as we return to this evolving market to assess how you can secure your position as a key player in driving future growth.

PROSPECTS FOR RAISING FINANCING

The Foreign Investment Law and Minerals Law draft have changed the face of Mongolia’s investment climate. Yet whilst the current environment remains challenging, the combination of the approaching May elections and a growing understanding of the scale of Mongolia’s coal reserves mean global interest in Mongolian opportunities remains high. Join us in the wake of the elections to assess new options for accessing capital and investing in Mongolia.

DEVELOPING COAL INFRASTRUCTURE NETWORKS

The logistics of transporting Mongolia’s coal across the country and out into the export market remain crucial to the future of this emerging sector. Assess how links with Chinese and Russian infrastructure systems are advancing, and as production progresses in northern Mongolia, understand how plans are being developed to transport this coal into the market place.

ESTABLISHING MONGOLIA’S COMPETITIVE POSITION

As production advances, assess how Mongolia is both influencing and being shaped by regional dynamics. Hear from key buyers to understand how China’s relationship with Mongolia’s coal sector is evolving, and discover how groundbreaking innovations are adding value to Mongolia’s coal assets and increasing Mongolia’s competitive position in the export markets.

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About the OrganisersCoaltrans Conferences organises large-scale international coal conferences, which attract delegates from all over the world. It also runs focused regional events, exhibitions, field trips and training courses. It has a reputation for employing the highest organisational standards. In 2013, Coaltrans is running events in Australia, Brazil, China, Colombia, Germany, India, Indonesia, Mongolia, Mozambique, Poland, Russia, Singapore, South Africa, UK and USA.For more information please visit www.coaltrans.com.

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VenueLocated within Ulaanbaatar’s leading shopping and business areas, The Blue Sky Hotel & Tower is Mongolia’s finest new luxury hotel. Opened in 2011, The Blue Sky Hotel & Tower welcomes guests into a modern setting with luxurious accommodation and services. The hotel is a 5-minute walk from Sukhbaatar Square, a 20-minute drive from the Railway Station and approximately 30 minutes drive from the International airport.

Address: Peace Avenue Rd, Ulaanbaatar 210648, Mongolia Phone: +976 7010 0505

AGENDA AT A GLANCE

Session 1: Opening keynotes

Session 2: Second keynotes

Session 3: Financing Mongolian coal growth

Session 4: Placing Mongolian coal in context

Session 5: Upgrading coal infrastructure

Session 6: Adding value to Mongolia’s coal assets

Session 7: Developing a sustainable coal sector

Session 8: Continued exploration of Mongolia’s coal assets

Hear from

Hon. Oyun Sanjaasuren Minister of Environment and Green Development, Government of Mongolia

Batsuuri Yaichil Chief Executive Officer, Erdenes Tavan Tolgoi JSC

Dr. Graeme Hancock President and Chief Representative – Mongolia, Anglo American

Randolph Koppa President, Trade and Development Bank of Mongolia

Bayanjargal ByambasaikhanChairman, Business Council of Mongolia

Dashtseren Enkhtuvshin Chief Marketing Officer, Mongolian Mining Corporation

WHAT’S NEW FOR 2013?

The New Mobile Delegate Messenger System

Network and connect with other registered attendees prior to the conference to set up meetings and exchange messages.

Optional pre-conference trip

Don’t miss this rare opportunity to visit Sharyn Gol’s mine site located in Northern Mongolia. See page 8 for more information.

Optional post-conference trip

Visit Erdenes TT’s Tavan Tolgoi mine on 27 June 2013. Erdenes TT Tavan Tolgoi coal deposit covers 80,000 hectares area and it is located in the Ulaan Nuur area in OmnogobiProvince. See page 8 for more information.

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“Coaltrans events are great for networking opportunities, for a first timer as well as a regular, there is always something.”

Devendra Arolkar, Larsen & Toubro Ltd

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Tuesday 18 June 2013 08:00 – 16:00Complimentary tour 13th Century Mongol Kingdom

Situated a 2 hour drive from Ulaanbaatar, the 13th Century Mongol Kingdom in the National Park provides the opportunity to experience traditional customs and the ancient common law of Ikh Zasag. This micro-kingdom endeavours to create a lively experience for its guests, by accurately recreating the way of living and working of the people of the powerful nomadic Empire in the 13th Century. On the way, you will also have a chance to visit the famous Chinggis Khaan Statue Complex. Register for this complimentary tour on page 10.

DAY ONE – WEDNESDAY 19 JUNE

08:00 Registration & coffee

09:00 Welcome & opening remarks

Ellie Saklatvala, Conference Producer, Coaltrans Conferences Ltd

SESSION 1: OPENING KEYNOTES

09:10 Chair’s opening remarks

09:20 Developing a sustainable Mongolian coal sector• How is government policy working towards

establishing a sustainable coal industry?• Key environmental and regulatory

considerations for coal and infrastructure projects

• Integrating and working alongside local communities

Hon. Oyun Sanjaasuren, Minister of Environment and Green Development, Government of Mongolia

09:40 Continuing growth at Tavan Tolgoi• Evaluate the past 12 months – What challenges

have they brought? Where to from now?• Ongoing progress to streamline

infrastructure routes• Raising financing for the continued development

of Tavan Tolgoi – Exploring the options in the current climate

Batsuuri Yaichil, Chief Executive Officer, Erdenes Tavan Tolgoi JSC

10:00 Questions and discussion

10:20 Networking refreshment break

SESSION 2: SECOND KEYNOTES


11:00 Exploring new opportunities in Mongolian coal• Opportunities and challenges facing new

entrants into the Mongolian coal sector• Strategies for navigating the current economic

and regulatory environment• Looking ahead – What does the future hold for

Anglo American’s presence in Mongolian coal?Dr. Graeme Hancock, President and Chief Representative – Mongolia, Anglo American

11:20 Raising financing for Mongolian projects• Assessment of Mongolia’s economic growth

and climate• Evaluating the impact of policy and regulatory

debate on Mongolia’s investment prospects• Financing the growth of Mongolia’s power

sector – Growing energy demands and implications for investment

Bayanjargal Byambasaikhan, Chairman, Business Council of Mongolia

11:40 Russia's role in the utilisation of Mongolia's coal assets• Connecting Mongolia’s coal sector to Russian

infrastructure• What does the future hold for collaborations

between Russia and Mongolia’s coal sector?Victor V. Samoilenko, Ambassador of Russian Federation Embassy in Mongolia


12:20 Networking lunch

SESSION 3: FINANCING MONGOLIAN COAL GROWTH


14:00 Foreign Investment Law and the Minerals Law – Significance for Mongolian coal investment• Where are we now? Impact of May elections on

regulatory outlook

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• Adapting to current climate – How can foreign investors navigate the existing landscape?

• Looking ahead – Can investors draw confidence from recent developments?

Lynia Lau, Partner, Clyde & Co

14:20 Impact of political dynamics on prospects for coal growth• Charting resource nationalism trends globally• Impact of resource nationalism on overseas

investor confidence – How has Mongolia experienced the effects of reduced inbound investment?

Masa Igata, CEO, Frontier Securities

14:40 Mongolia’s first government bond offering – Impact and significance• Maximising the opportunities created by the

bond issuance – Where will financing go?• Impact of the bond on Mongolia’s economy and

market dynamics• What does the bond signal in terms of investor

confidence level?Randolph Koppa, President, Trade and Development Bank of Mongolia

15:00 Partnering with London – Changing the face of the Mongolian Stock Exchange• Partnering with the London Stock Exchange –

Progress 2 years on• What has collaborating with the LSE meant for

Mongolian companies?Altai Khangai, CEO, Mongolian Stock Exchange

15:40 PANEL DISCUSSION: Impact of regulatory developments on capital raising for coal projects• How has regulatory uncertainty impacted upon

investor confidence over the past year?• Taking stock of the impact of regulatory

uncertainty on the rate of coal development over the past 12 months

• Opportunities for foreign investors to engage in Mongolian coal growth – What attractions does Mongolia continue to hold?

• Strategies for attracting investment for Mongolian coal projects in the current climate


SESSION 4: PLACING MONGOLIAN COAL IN CONTEXT


16:40 Coal pricing outlook – Key trends for Mongolia• Key trends shaping Mongolian prices over the

past 12 months• Pricing mechanism and strategies• Impact of regional dynamics on Mongolian coal

pricesWilliam Wang, China Analyst, Argus Media

17:00 Impact of regional developments on Mongolia’s coal market• Global mining sector and the role of China • China outlook and the impact for the coal sector

in Mongolia • Implications for Mongolian minersCarolyn Clarke, Partner, PwC

17:20 Bringing Mongolian coal into the Chinese market• Changing dynamics in China’s demand and

supply balance• Evaluating pricing structures and trading terms• Key factors shaping regional pricing dynamicsDr. Cheng Zhiqiang, Vice President, China Aluminium International Trading Co.

17:40 Review of key Russian coking coal projects• Where are major coking coal deposits expected

to be developed?• Are major coking coal projects still going ahead

in today’s challenging market conditions?• What do these developments mean

for Mongolia?John Bacharach, Director, IMC Montan


18:20 End of Day One

18:30 Networking Evening Reception

“Coaltrans Conferences are events that the financial and investment market cannot miss.”Gordon Poon, Mongolian Energy Corporation Limited

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DAY TWO – THURSDAY 20 JUNE

08:00 Registration & coffee

09:00 Welcome & opening remarks

Ellie Saklatvala, Conference Producer, Coaltrans Conferences Ltd

SESSION 5: UPGRADING COAL INFRASTRUCTURE


09:20 Upgrading Mongolia’s rail network• Taking stock of the past 12 months – Key

developments and strategies for the coming year

• Implementing efficient linkages to Russian and Chinese rail systems

• Securing sufficient financing for rail development

L Purevbaatar, President, Railroad Engineers’ Association

09:40 Overcoming northern Mongolian infrastructure challenges• Overview of groundbreaking progress at Ovoot• Infrastructural challenges and strategies for

utilising northern Mongolian coal• Securing financing for infrastructure

development as a junior minerDavid Paull, Managing Director, Aspire Mining

10:00 Developing links with China’s coal infrastructure • China’s growing need for coal imports – Impact

on infrastructure demands• Chinese rail progress over the past 12 months• Streamlining the route to China - Key targets

and challenges looking ahead to 2015



SESSION 6: ADDING VALUE TO MONGOLIA’S COAL ASSETS


11:20 Vital role of preparation facilities in enabling Mongolian coal to compete as an export product• How much progress has been made to

introduce preparation facilities to Mongolia’s coal sector

• Cost and economic implications of integrating these facilities

• Significance for Mongolia’s competitive position in the export market

Dashtseren Enkhtuvshin, Chief Marketing Officer, Mongolian Mining Corporation

11:40 Introducing coal preparation technologies to the Mongolian context• What key operational challenges does

Mongolia’s remote landscape present?• Groundbreaking technological adaptations for

local conditions• Building Mongolia’s first coal washing plant –

Wider-reaching significance for the industry

12:00 Innovations to maximise coal asset value• Challenges facing Mongolian producers in

unlocking maximum value from their coal assets• Accessing opportunities in domestic

power generation• Integrating coal processing facilities into the

Mongolian model – De-stoning and washingGraham Chapman, Chief Executive Officer, Sharyn Gol JSC



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SESSION 7: DEVELOPING A SUSTAINABLE COAL SECTOR


14:20 Incorporating community development into Mongolia’s coal growth story• Utilising coal growth to support and benefit local

communities• Stimulating local economies and driving skills

development• How is coal development influencing

demographic trends?

14:40 Utilising natural resources to support social development• 7 years on – How has Mongolia’s mining sector

adapted since joining the EITI in 2006?• Increasing transparency and accountability in

the coal sector• Opportunities to use coal sector growth to

support community developmentShar Tsolmon, Coordinator, Mongolia EITI Secretariat

15:00 Case study – Mongolia’s first coal mine restoration project• Overview of groundbreaking progress at the

former Ereen mine• Key challenges and strategies involved in

Mongolian mine restoration• Setting a precedent – What can the mining

sector learn from experiences at Ereen?Amar Sharkhuu, Operations Manager, Peabody Mongolia Prof. Tumenjargal Davganamdal, School of Natural Sciences, Mongolian State University of Agriculture

15:20 Driving growth in Mongolia’s power sector• As Mongolia’s economy experiences rapid

growth, how is power demand increasing in line with new development?

• Assessing the condition of Mongolia’s existing power plants

• Key financial and logistical challenges involved in developing new power projects

• Integrating alternative sources of power into the energy mix

Tumentsogt (Tumen) Tsevegmid, Chief Representative, General Electric International, Inc.



SESSION 8: CONTINUED EXPLORATION OF MONGOLIA’S COAL ASSETS


16:40 Draig Resources Ltd – Opportunities for exporting Mongolian high-VM metallurgical coals to China •Overview of the Draig Resources Limited

projects in Mongolia• High-Volatile Matter (VM) Mongolian

metallurgical coking coals – What is the potential?

• Economic viability of exporting high-VM Mongolian metallurgical coking coals to China

Mark Dougan, Country Manager, Draig Resources LLC

17:00 Managing key risk areas involved in developing Mongolian coal assets• Inherent physical risks in the coal industry• Managing risk throughout the mining lifecycle• Key contractual considerations for the

Mongolian context• Using insurance transfer to minimise risk John Holmes, Asia Mining Practice Leader, Marsh

17:20 Adapting to water limitations – Key advances• Demand vs supply – Assessing the extent of

Mongolia’s water limitations• Social and environmental considerations

surrounding water utilisation• Key progress in adapting to water constraintsMike Lelliott, Principal Hydro-geologist, RPS-AquaterraPaul Evans, Senior Hydro-geologist, RPS-Aquaterra


18:00 End of Day Two

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SHARYN GOL COAL MINE AND DARKHAN

POWER PLANT

VISIT ERDENES TT’S TAVAN TOLGOI MINE

Tuesday 18 June 2013 Friday 21 June 2013

Optional pre-conference Field Trip Optional post-conference Field Trip

Sharyn Gol JSC has a coal mining operation located in Northern Mongolia. It is currently a single asset company, owning 100% of the established Sharyn Gol Coal Mine ("Sharyn Gol"). Originally a state run enterprise developed to supply local utilities, the company was privatized and listed on the Mongolian Stock Exchange in 2003.

The company has been mining coal at Sharyn Gol for over 45 years, supplying both domestic and export customers predominantly for power generation, but also for specialized uses, such as semi-coking (smokeless fuel) end users. The release of a new JORC Resource estimate over the property in February 2011 indicated the presence of a significant thermal coal deposit (374 Mt), with the possibility of further additional exploration upside from several identified areas.

Production expansion program is underway, aimed at increasing output from 0.5 Mtpa to 1.0 Mtpa. Stage two will see production increase further to 2.5 Mtpa, lengthening the expected mine life by decades. The stage one and two upgrades can be achieved with minimal capital expenditure due to the existing infrastructure.

Erdenes TT's Tavan Tolgoi coal deposit covers 80,000 hectares area and it is located in the Ulaan Nuur area in Omnogobi Province with approved reserves of 1.5bt of coking and energy coal with possible reserves of 6.5bt. Based on studies, the existing project scope for a mine production is between 15 mmtpa and 30 Mtpa with a necessary infrastructure and coal-fired power plant with power exporting potential.

OUTLINE ITINERARY:

08:00 Flight from Ulaanbaatar09:00 Arrive at mining site10:00 Tour pit12:30 Lunch and presentation

14:00 Transport to Darkhan Power Station

14:30 Tour and refreshments16:00 Depart for Ulaanbaatar17:00 Arrive in Ulaanbaatar

OUTLINE ITINERARY:

08:00 Flight from Ulaanbaatar10:30 Arrive at Tavan Tolgoi11:30 Tour pit and operations13:30 Lunch and presentation

14:30 Tour and refreshments15:00 Depart Tavan Tolgoi16:00 Arrive in Ulaanbaatar

Cancellations: All cancellations must be received in writing by 24 May 2013 for a full refund, less a 10% administration charge. We cannot accept verbal cancellations. Cancellations received after 24 May 2013 are still liable for the full field trips fee in case of cancellation. If owing to a force majeure the field trip needs to be cancelled, Coaltrans will not be liable for any travel or accommodation expenses incurred by delegates or their organisations. Field trip subject to minimum and maximum numbers. Delegates should ensure that they are properly insured which should include Personal Accident and Travel insurance. As a matter of good order, they should also ensure that they have Liability insurance cover.

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Sponsorship & Exhibition

Sponsorship of the 3rd Coaltrans Mongolia conference will ensure your company features at the forefront of what is an unrivalled forum for Government, end users, coal producers, traders, financiers and logistics providers.

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Join us and…• Network with the industry decision makers• Demonstrate a competitive edge• Generate new sales• Create greater company exposure• Showcase your products, services and achievements• Strengthen your position in the market• Launch a new company or service• Contact new and existing clients• Update the industry with new company information• Enhance a company milestone or anniversary

Benefits of sponsoring:• Receive the delegate list prior to the event to plan

your networking• Delegate passes for you and your colleagues• Display your company logo on the main conference stage• Detail your company contact information in all

conference documentation• Showcase your website through links from the

Coaltrans website• Insert corporate literature into each delegate

The exhibition area presents the perfect opportunity to promoteyour company, services, knowledge and achievements, whileensuring long-term and brand new clients know where to find you.The exhibition area is the place to be, as it hosts all refreshmentbreaks, internet café and networking lounge. Every level ofexhibitor can be accommodated – from first-time to experiencedexhibitor – and bespoke packages are available to suit any budget

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For further information on sponsoring and exhibiting please contactChristian David-Griffiths, Commercial Manager on Tel: +44 (0) 20 7779 8915, Fax: +44 (0) 20 7779 8946,Email: [email protected]

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HOTEL BOOKING:Accommodation is available at The Blue Sky Hotel to registered delegates of Coaltrans Mongolia at the following special rates:•Sky Superior Single: US$210•Sky Superior Double/Twin: US$210 / Double Occupancy added US$40•Sky Deluxe Single: US$220•Sky Deluxe Double/Twin: US$220/ Double Occupancy added US$40•Sky Corner Deluxe Single: US$250•Sky Corner Deluxe Double/Twin: US$250/ Double Occupancy added US$40Please ensure to quote the special group code ‘coaltrans1920’ at the time of making your hotel booking. For further booking information please visit www.coaltrans.com/mongolia and click on the hotel tab.

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OpportunitiesComplimentary Networking Tour

Pre-conference fieldtrip US$500 Post-conference fieldtrip US$1,175

Complimentary Networking Tour Pre-conference fieldtrip US$500 Post-conference fieldtrip US$1,175

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