Licence verification
Review available public registry information on licence identity, status, tenure and coordinates, with clear follow-up flags.
19–21 November 2026JNICC · Dar es Salaam
Tanzania Mining & Investment Conference
Prepare for TMIC 2026 with clearer mining intelligence.
GLEAN GOLD is preparing to engage around TMIC 2026 with source-backed support for Tanzanian licence verification, coordinates and KML, project context and pre-investment due diligence.
Participation status and on-site meeting availability will be updated after official confirmation. Event details remain subject to organiser updates.
Discussion areas
Turn industry conversations into practical next steps.
Discussions begin with public sources and basic client-provided information and do not replace legal, technical, environmental or financial advice.
Coordinates & KML
Turn available licence coordinates into reviewable spatial layers for preliminary location, boundary and project-context checks.
Pre-investment due diligence
Organise legal, technical, environmental and commercial information into a source-backed preliminary review with visible gaps.
Tanzania market context
Help investors, project owners and service companies understand local public records, regulatory pathways and operating context.
Conference history
From investment partnership to value addition and industrialisation.
Since its launch in 2019, TMIC has reflected Tanzania's changing priorities across mining policy, investment and industrial development.
2019
Conference series launched
No consistently documented public theme
The Ministry of Minerals confirms that the international mining investment conference series began in 2019 to connect government, mining projects, investors and service providers.
View source2020
Sustainable investment and partnership
Sustainable Investment and Partnership
The agenda covered investment partnerships, sector reform and more formal mineral trading, alongside Tanzania's 3T mineral origin certification and mining growth target.
View source2021
A stable economy and sustainable development
Mining Sector for Stable Economy and Sustainable Development
Transparency, poverty reduction, environmental and social impact, and government-private sector cooperation moved to the centre of the agenda.
View source2022
Building an enabling environment
Enabling Environment for the Development of Tanzania's Mining Industry
The programme expanded across project finance, regulation, local content, CSR, technology showcases, business matching and mineral value addition.
View source2023
Unlocking future mining potential
Unlocking Tanzania's Future Mining Potential
The official post-event report recorded about 2,000 attendees, 25 countries, 90 speakers, 100 exhibitors and 20 sessions, with geodata, critical minerals, ESG, technology and finance in focus.
View source2024
Value addition for socio-economic development
Mineral Value Addition for Socio-Economic Development
The focus moved toward domestic processing, critical minerals, green energy, finance and investment policy, alongside gemstone showcases and industry recognition.
View source2026
Value-added minerals driving industrialisation
Value-Added Minerals: The Engine of Industrialisation and Economic Growth
The seventh conference connects exploration, extraction, processing, refining, manufacturing and technology transfer as one industrial value chain.
View sourceSource note: early public archives and some edition labels are inconsistent. This timeline uses verifiable government, embassy, official post-event and participant records. No unverified 2019 theme is stated, and the postponed 2025 event is not presented as held.
What the history tells us
TMIC is more than an event. It is a signal of where the sector is heading.
From investment climate to industrial capacity
The agenda has moved from attracting capital toward processing, refining, local supply chains, technology transfer and sustainable operations.
Data quality shapes early-stage risk
Clearer licence identity, coordinates, geoscience and project context help investors define the next investigation scope, cost and timeline.
TMIC connects the whole mining ecosystem
Beyond mining companies, past participants include regulators, banks, equipment suppliers, energy and logistics firms, researchers and professional advisers.
Who TMIC connects
Government & regulatorsMining & exploration companiesInvestors & financial institutionsEquipment & technology providersResearchers & professional advisersLocal suppliers & miners' associations
An effective TMIC discussion should address whether a project is verifiable, spatially clear and compliance-ready—and how it may connect to processing, finance and local value chains.
Meeting pathway
Prepare before, focus during, follow up after.
Before the conference
Define the question and prepare the relevant licence number, coordinates or project scope.
During TMIC
Hold a focused discussion around evidence, risk indicators and appropriate next checks.
After the conference
Agree a follow-up information list, review scope or service proposal where appropriate.
GLEAN GOLD · TMIC 2026 PREPARATION