Highlights
- Critical Minerals Institute Summit IV gathers industry, financial, and policy leaders in Toronto.
- Event focuses on reshaping North American critical mineral security through networking, panels, and strategic discussions across rare earth and battery metal sectors.
- Summit addresses urgent geopolitical challenges, including China’s rare earth export control and growing demand for decarbonized technology supply chains.
The global race to secure critical minerals enters a pivotal phase as the Critical Minerals Institute (opens in a new tab) (CMI) Summit IV prepares to convene top-tier industry, financial, and policy leaders in downtown Toronto on May 13–14, 2025. Hosted at the prestigious National Club, 303 Bay Street, the summit brings together stakeholders from across the rare earth elements (REE), battery metals, and clean energy supply chain amid a backdrop of trade disruption, geopolitical realignment, and accelerating demand for decarbonized technologies.
This year’s event, organized under the theme “Securing the Critical Mineral Future: Strategy, Capital, and Execution,” will feature senior mining executives, institutional investors, global strategists, and government officials tasked with reshaping North America’s mineral independence agenda.
Event Details:
- Two full days of panels, presentations, and private meetings focused on extraction, processing, recycling, and the capital required to build out Western supply chains.
- Reception on May 13 (5:00–6:30 PM ET) hosted by ArcStone Securities and Investment Corp, enabling deeper networking among capital markets professionals and mining operators.
- Early morning registration and coffee opens each day at 7:30 AM ET; sessions begin at 8:30 AM.
“The CMI Summit is more than a conference—it’s a strategic assembly of decision-makers,” said Tracy Weslosky, founder of the Critical Minerals Institute. “From rare earth magnet supply chains to institutional capital deployment, this is where the conversation on North American critical mineral security is shaped.”
The summit comes at a decisive moment. China’s tightening grip on heavy rare earth exports, coupled with mounting U.S. and Canadian policy mandates for EV supply chain localization, has elevated the urgency for coordination between miners, refiners, manufacturers, and financiers.
Registration:
Attendees are urged to secure remaining spots through the official summit website: CriticalMineralSummit.com (opens in a new tab).
Event Location:
The National Club
303 Bay Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Summit Schedule:
Registration & Coffee: 7:30 AM – 8:30 AM ET
Summit Sessions: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM ET (Both days)
Reception (May 13 only): 5:00 – 6:30 PM ET
For media inquiries, investor relations introductions, or speaking opportunities, contact info@criticalmineralsinstitute.com.
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