THE 2008 FERROALLOYS CONFERENCE: SEE BELOW FOR INFORMATION ON OUR 2009 METALLICS MEETING

Forecasting, fact-finding and functioning in far-reaching ferroalloys markets

The Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa
Tucson, AZ
October 26-28, 2008

Ferroalloys markets are adjusting to the reality of growing consumption, and in many cases, production in China and India. Prices are retreating from record-highs, but political unrest, plant outages, trade restrictions, exchange rates and new tax regulations could easily cause prices to spike or sink. Staying abreast of global events is as critical as knowing the requirements of customers. Ryan's Notes

The annual Ryan's Notes Ferroalloys Conference provides an efficient way to learn about industry trends, meet with business associates from around the world and make new contacts. The 2007 meeting was the largest ferroalloys meeting of the year, attracting more than 600 delegates from 30 different countries. Papers on major ferroalloys, the steel industry and the economy precede lively question and answer sessions. Delegates have the chance to hear the viewpoints of producers, consumers, traders, analysts and government officials. Afternoons are free for networking. Other informal venues for exchanging ideas include cocktail receptions, luncheons and golf and tennis tournaments.

Don't miss out on the industry event of 2008.

Registration fee: $1,095

Until August 1: $1,095 per person ($1,045 per person for Ryan's Notes Subscribers); August 2 through September 22: $1,145 per person ($1,095 for Subscribers); After September 23: $1,195 per person ($1,145 for subscribers).

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THE RYAN'S NOTES 2009 METALLICS MEETING

Miami, Florida
Doral Golf Resort & Spa
January 26-27, 2009

The third annual Ryan's Notes meeting on scrap and scrap alternatives will undoubtedly be the largest meeting on this topic in 2009. The meeting attracts raw material suppliers from all over the world, shippers and major steel companies. The future for iron ore, pig iron, HBI/DRI and scrap is difficult to forecast.

The Ryan's Notes Metallics Meeting brings together experts to present papers on the markets, the global economy, the steel industry, logistics and regional issues. Delegates will be able to ask questions of speakers and conduct discussions with colleagues. There will be ample opportunities to network at the cocktail reception on Jan. 26, at the continental breakfast and luncheon and throughout the day on Jan. 27. A list of delegates will be distributed prior to the meeting so that arrangements can be made in advance to meet with associates. .

Registration fee: $670

Until July 23: $670 per person ($620 per person for Ryan's Notes Subscribers); July 24 through September 24: $695 per person ($645 per person for subscribers); September 25 through November 26: $720 per person ($670 for subscribers); November 27 through January 9: $745 per person ($695 for subscribers); After January 9: $770 per person ($720 for subscribers)..

 

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