Can we Have a ‘Curse of the PDAC’ in June?

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The PDAC begins in Toronto next Monday

For the first time ever the PDAC, the world’s largest mining trade show, takes place in June this year, delayed due to covid concerns from its traditional frost bite and chilblain inducing March slot.

Sadly the show is smaller this year, and one wonders whether the change of date is partly the reason for that?  We won’t know until next year, when, presumably, the how will revert ot its March slot.  […] 

 

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PDAC Investor's Exchange

PDAC Investor’s Exchange panoramic view in former years.

 

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The PDAC begins in Toronto next Monday

For the first time ever the PDAC, the world’s largest mining trade show, takes place in June this year, delayed due to covid concerns from its traditional frost bite and chilblain inducing March slot.

Sadly the show is smaller this year, and one wonders whether the change of date is partly the reason for that?  We won’t know until next year, when, presumably, the how will revert ot its March slot

So there are 329 registered companies, which is around half the recent show size, and possibl the smallest ever in recent times.

I do wonder whether the ever increasing number of mining conferences around the world is reducing the need for people to come to PDAC?  It will be interesting to see the attendance figures, for what is now a three day show, rather than the previous three and a half.

.Looking through the exhibitors I see a few old favourites but not that many, some of the regulars are not going this year.

The organisers are asking people to consider wearing masks, but in a trade show?  Really?

Given the smaller size, and change of season, plus of course markets that have been falling for quite some time in the junior mining sector, I doubt there will be anything ‘cursed’ about #PDAC2022

.Or maybe the ‘curse’ this year is that it had to be moved from its normal March slot?

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