Mysteel Webinars, Conferences and Site Tours
The 2026 Singapore Iron Ore and Steel Forum, jointly hosted by SGX Commodities and Mysteel, will take place on June 16 as part of the Singapore International Ferrous Week. With the continued participation of global ferrous industry stakeholders, the event has become a key platform for market dialogue and international collaboration. Bringing together iron ore producers, steelmakers, traders, shipping companies, financial institutions and market specialists, the forum will focus on major trends shaping the industry, including macroeconomic developments, changes in China’s raw materials market, emerging demand in India and Southeast Asia, the transition toward green steelmaking, and the evolution of derivatives markets.
Under the theme “Green, Collaboration and Mutual Success” the forum will focus on key topics including global steel industry trends, opportunities in Southeast Asia, the outlook for Indonesia’s steel industry, CBAM-related developments, and evolving demand from construction and manufacturing sectors.
The 2nd LDPE Technology Upgrade & Application Expansion Conference held by OilChem in 2026 will bring together top experts and industry leaders to explore technology upgrade pathways, share practical experience in smart transformation, and use innovation to overcome “rat race” competition. The goal is to help the LDPE industry move from volume-driven growth to value creation and seize new chances in the 15th Five-Year Plan period.
2026 Asia Steel Forum is the premier strategic conference designed to navigate the industry’s most pressing challenges: decarbonization, trade fragmentation, and the transformative role of artificial intelligence. As the global steel landscape fragments into regional blocs defined by carbon borders and tariff walls, a new frontier is emerging—the application of AI to optimize production, reduce emissions, and navigate complex trade compliance.
Following the tremendous success of the 2025 conference, which welcomed over 150 attendees, Project Blue and Mysteel are delighted to announce that this year’s Critical Minerals Conference: Ferroalloys 2026 will take place in Johannesburg on 8-9 September 2026.
China International Steel Congress is a high-level conference focusing on the profound, overall and strategic issues of development of the steel industry. Since its establishment in 2000, the congress has been successfully held fourteen times and enjoys an esteemed reputation globally. The 14th China International Steel Congress, held last year, attracted more than 1,000 representatives from over 300 enterprises, including nearly 300 delegates from more than 60 overseas companies.
Join us to network with like-minded industry professionals and gain valuable insights that will help shape the future of this dynamic industry.
In line with China's 15th Five-Year Plan for energy development, China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) and the Indonesian Coal Association are hosting the 2026 China-Indonesia Coal Conference in Indonesia. This event will drive high-quality cooperation in the coal and energy sectors. The Indonesia International Coal and Energy Industry Expo will be held concurrently, as part of CCPIT's 2026 overseas exhibition plan.
This webinar will review China's lithium and nickel battery materials market in Q1 2026, and evaluate the sustainability of the current growth momentum driven by supply disruptions, as well as how demand is holding up.
In Q1 2026, China’s key ferrous and non‑ferrous commodities navigated a complex landscape -- shaped by market fundamentals, domestic policy signals, and global headwinds including geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties. These factors created uneven dynamics and influenced market trends across China’s metals sector. Looking into Q2, how will China’s policy direction, global economic trends, and geopolitical developments shape opportunities and risks for the metals markets? Join our webinar to gain expert insights on Q1 highlights and a forward-looking outlook for China’s ferrous and non‑ferrous sectors.
