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3-5 November 2015 • Levi • Lapland • FinlandCongress & Exhibition Centre Levi Summit

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Europe’s richest ore reserve domain has seen an enormous increase in mining activities and mineral exploration during the last few years. Companies have invested record sums in the search for minerals and metals. Several mine projects are active and new mines have been opened. The Fennoscandian Shield offers great potential for new discoveries!

FEM gives an opportunity for people from exploration, mining and consulting companies, academia, investors, governments, geological surveys and the service sector to meet and network in pleasant surroundings.

The conference highlights exploration and mining in Fen-noscandia. FEM includes world-class presentations by invited speakers, two Pre-Conference Short Courses and a trade show. The venue is located in the most active mining area in Europe and you will be able to visit one of the operating mines during FEM excursions.

Come and experience the cordial FEM atmosphere!

FEM 2015 Organizers

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Anglo American welcomes you to the 2015 FEM conference, the Nordic region’s premier exploration and mining event.

We are delighted to be the joint main sponsor and are sure that the event will enable you to learn the latest on what is happening in the Fennoscandian exploration and mining scene, and interact with your peers in the industry.

Enjoy the meeting and we hope it fulfils your expectations.

It is a great pleasure for us to welcome you all to the 10th Fennoscandian Exploration and Mining Conference to be held in the beautiful Levi Ski Resort in Lapland, Finland

This event that has become the largest exploration and mining convention in Europe is the place to meet colleagues and to learn about new discoveries, emerging mine projects and mine development projects. We at Agnico Eagle are delighted to sponsor the conference.

Looking forward to a rich and productive experience and hope you have a good time in Levi.

MAIN SPONSORS’ WELCOME

Tracey KerrGroup Head of ExplorationAnglo American

Sincerely,

Ingmar HagaVice-President, EuropeAgnico Eagle

3-5 November 2015 • Levi • Lapland • FinlandFENNOSCANDIAN EXPLORATION AND MINING

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Levi

Helsinki

Oslo

RovaniemiKittilä

Luxembourg

Bern

Vienna BratislavaBudapest

Bucharest

Brussels

Kiev

Tallinn

Riga

Vilnius

Moscow

Paris

London Berlin Warsaw

Stockholm

Copenhagen

Amsterdam

Kishinev

Prague

RUSSIA

FINLAND

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MAIN TOPICS• Exploration Projects• Mine Development• Licence to Operate

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

The Circum-Arctic Mineral Resource Project

Ron Boyd,Senior Geologist, Geological Survey of Norway (NGU)

Developments in Mineral Prospectivity Mapping

John CarranzaAssociate Professor, James Cook University

Agnico Eagle in the Canadian Arctic

Guy GosselinVice-President, Exploration, Agnico Eagle Mines Limited

Hyperspectral Drill Core Imaging: an Emerging Technology for the Digital Era

Dr. Phil HarrisSpectral Geologists, Geospectral Imaging (Pty) Ltd

Corporate Social Responsibility in Mining Industry

Froydis Cameron-Johansson Head of Safety, Sustainability, Corporate Affairs and Compliance, Anglo American

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The Arctic Economic Council, its Establishment and Impacts on Natural Resources Extraction in the Arctic

Andrée Noëlle CooliganAmbassador to Finland, Canadian Embassy

Responsible Mining in the Arctic - a UK Perspective

Sarah PriceHer Majesty’s Ambassador to Finland, British Embassy Helsinki

Keeping Communities on Top: Corporate Social Responsibility Down Under - Licenced to Drill

Gerald ThomsonAustralian Ambassador to Sweden

Deep Exploration

Vesa NykänenResearch Professor, Geological Survey of Finland (GTK)

Development of Permitting Process in Mining Industry

Hannele PokkaPermanent Secretary, Finnish Ministry of the Environment

Earning a License to Operate – with Examples from Brazil and Canada

Rod ThomasPresident, Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC)

Corporate Social Responsibility in Mining Industry

Froydis Cameron-Johansson Head of Safety, Sustainability, Corporate Affairs and Compliance, Anglo American

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PROGRAMME TIMETABLEVenue: Congress & Exhibition Centre Levi Summit and Hotel Levi PanoramaTechnical Programme: Auditorium, Levi Summit (1st floor)Lunches: Restaurants Okta (1st floor) and Panorama (2nd floor) at Hotel Levi PanoramaTrade Show: Area A: Levi Summit (1st floor) Area B: Levi Summit (ground floor) Area C: Hotel Panorama, Restaurant Vetta (1st floor)

MONDAY 2 NOVEMBER 15:00 - 18:00 Pre-Conference Short Courses • Hyperspectral Core Imaging: an Emerging Technology for Geological and Mining Applications • Geophysics for Geologists Hotel Hullu Poro, Levi

TUESDAY 3 NOVEMBER 09:00 - 16:00 Pre-Conference Short Courses (cont.) • Hyperspectral Core Imaging: an Emerging Technology for Geological and Mining Applications • Geophysics for Geologists Hotel Hullu Poro, Levi

12:00 - Conference Registration Congress & Exhibition Centre Levi Summit (1st floor) 16:00 - 17:00 Media Reception (by invitation only) Gold Digger Bar, Hotel Levi Panorama (7th floor)

16:00 - 17:00 Welcome Coffee, Trade Show areas A, B & C

17:00 - 19:30 Conference Opening • Government Address • Main Sponsors’ Addresses • Technical Session • Fennoscandian Mining Award • Agnico Eagle Award

19:30 - 22:00 Ice-breaker Party and Trade Show Opening Trade Show areas A, B & C

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MONDAY 2 NOVEMBER 15:00 - 18:00 Pre-Conference Short Courses • Hyperspectral Core Imaging: an Emerging Technology for Geological and Mining Applications • Geophysics for Geologists Hotel Hullu Poro, Levi

TUESDAY 3 NOVEMBER 09:00 - 16:00 Pre-Conference Short Courses (cont.) • Hyperspectral Core Imaging: an Emerging Technology for Geological and Mining Applications • Geophysics for Geologists Hotel Hullu Poro, Levi

12:00 - Conference Registration Congress & Exhibition Centre Levi Summit (1st floor) 16:00 - 17:00 Media Reception (by invitation only) Gold Digger Bar, Hotel Levi Panorama (7th floor)

16:00 - 17:00 Welcome Coffee, Trade Show areas A, B & C

17:00 - 19:30 Conference Opening • Government Address • Main Sponsors’ Addresses • Technical Session • Fennoscandian Mining Award • Agnico Eagle Award

19:30 - 22:00 Ice-breaker Party and Trade Show Opening Trade Show areas A, B & C

WEDNESDAY 4 NOVEMBER 09:00 - 10:30 Technical Session

10:30 - 11:00 Coffee/Tea, Trade Show areas A, B & C

11:00 - 12:30 Technical Session

12:30 - 14:00 Lunch

12:30 - 14:00 Student - Industry Networking Luncheon (by invitation only) Gold Digger Bar, Hotel Levi Panorama (7th floor)

14:00 - 15:30 Technical Session

15:30 - 16:00 Coffee/Tea, Trade Show areas A, B & C

15:30 - 16:00 Authors present at the Green Mining Poster Exhibition Hotel Levi Panorama's Lobby (1st floor)

16:00 - 17:20 Technical Session

17:20 - 18:00 Trade Show areas A, B & C

19:00 - Fennoscandian Mining Night Restaurant World, Spa Hotel Levitunturi

THURSDAY 5 NOVEMBER 09:30 - 11:00 Technical Session

11:00 - 12:30 Lunch

12:30 - 14:20 Technical Session 14:20 - 14:50 Coffee/Tea, Trade Show areas A, B & C

14:20 - 14:50 Authors present at the Green Mining Poster Exhibition Hotel Levi Panorama's Lobby (1st floor) 14:50 - 16:20 Technical Session

16:20 - 16:30 Conference Closing

FRIDAY 6 NOVEMBER POST-CONFERENCE EXCURSIONS 07:45 – 16:15 Kittilä Mine, Agnico Eagle Finland Oy 07:45 – 17:15 Kevitsa Mine, First Quantum Minerals Ltd

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GEOPHYSICS FOR GEOLOGISTSLecturers: Jussi Aarnisalo Principal Geologist/Owner, Aarnisalo Exploration

Ilkka Lahti Geophysicist, Geological Survey of Finland

Heikki Salmirinne Geophysicist, Geological Survey of Finland

PRE-CONFERENCE SHORT COURSES Place: Hotel Hullu Poro, LeviDates: Monday 2 November 2015 at 15:00 - 18:00 Tuesday 3 November 2015 at 09:00 – 16:00

Short Course registration fee per person is• till 1 September 2015 330 €• from 2 September 2015 430 €

Registration fee includes course programme and materials, lunch on Tuesday and refreshments during breaks.

Participants: Minimum 10, maximum 40 persons.

Details of content:Themes of the Short Course are • Regional geophysical data sets for mineral potential mapping in Finland • Image Processing - A Tool in Visualizing Geophysical Data for Geologists• Geophysical methods and data processing techniques in mineral exploration - is there anything new?”

“What data we should have?” is a basic question in the begin-ning of exploration projects. Airborne geophysics of Finland and regional gravity data together with other geo-information in various scales form the base for mineral exploration. Process-ing and visualization procedures of these data sets are essential parts of data mining and integration when taking a view of min-eral potential. 3-D inversion techniques and new derivatives of potential field data have become an important part of geo-modeling and structural interpretations. The developments in electromagnetic techniques in turn enable effective exploration of deep targets. The course presents the regional geophysical data sets in Finland and aims at understanding processing, visualization and inver-sion procedures by practical case studies.

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Short Course registration fee per person is• till 1 September 2015 330 €• from 2 September 2015 430 €

Registration fee includes course programme and materials, lunch on Tuesday and refreshments during breaks.

Participants: Minimum 10, maximum 40 persons.

HYPERSPECTRAL CORE IMAGING: AN EMERGING TECHNOLOGY FOR GEOLOGICAL AND MINING APPLICATIONSLecturers: Dr. Phil Harris Spectral Geologist, Geospectral Imaging (Pty) Ltd

Paul Linton Spectral Geologist, Geospectral Imaging (Pty) Ltd

Details of content: The workshop provides an opportunity to understand how in-frared drill core imaging adds value to geological and mining projects. This will be done through discussions of the technol-ogy, the geological application of infrared spectroscopy, and the generation of information and products from the data. The goal is to provide an understanding of the technology, its application, the generation of information and the knowledge proposition that it offers. The workshop will undertake to de-scribe the value of mineralogical data and textural information that can be obtained from infrared drill core imagery and its rela-tionship to geotechnical and geophysical parameters of the core. An overview of the technology and application will be presented along with the principal geological information that can be ob-tained from the spectral data. Sensor designs and instrumenta-tion will be discussed. Different data capture methods will be evaluated taking into consideration instrument, target and opera-tional characteristics. Processing methods and product types will be discussed. Demonstration data sets will be used to illustrate the mineral-ogical information that can be obtained from the data. Time will be spent detailing the product types and uses generated from the infrared image data. These will allow the attendee to explore the data and under-stand how these data provide knowledge to geological materials. Application examples for different case studies and applications will be demonstrated. Finally, the future development directions and trends will be reviewed to round off the workshop.

Course Requirements:Participants will require their own laptops to explore datasets.

Short Course registration fee per person is• till 1 September 2015 330 €• from 2 September 2015 430 €

Registration fee includes course programme and materials, lunch on Tuesday and refreshments during breaks.

Participants: Minimum 10, maximum 25 persons.

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POST-CONFERENCE EXCURSIONS Date: Friday 6 November 2015

KITTILÄ MINE

07:45 - 08:30 Participant pickup 08:30 - 09:15 Charter bus Levi - Kittilä Mine 09:15 - 12:30 Refreshments, Mine site office and control room with underground visit, Pit and Tailings Pond Tour 12:30 - 13:15 Lunch in Main cafeteria13:15 - 14:30 Mill and Paste Backfill Plant 14:30 - 15:30 Presentations and plans for the future15:30 - 16:15 Charter bus Kittilä Mine - Kittilä Airport - Levi

Excursion registration fee per person is• till 1 September 2015 150 €• from 2 September 2015 200 €• student 80 €

Registration fee includes charter bus transportation, lunch and refreshments during breaks.

Participants: Minimum 20, maximum 45 persons

Agnico Eagle Finland Oy Kittilä Mine is located in the Lap-land region of northern Finland 150 kilometres north from Ro-vaniemi. It is one of the largest known gold deposits in Europe, with reserves contains more than 4.7 million ounces (35 million tonnes at 4.7 g/t). Kittilä poured its first gold on 14 January 2009, and achieved commercial production four months later. The new updated Mill expanded production 1.5 million-tonne-per-annum operation is expected to pour average 200 000 ounces of gold a year from 2015 onwards.

Kittilä Mine ExcursionPhoto:Lentokuva Vallas Oy

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KEVITSA MINE

07:45 - 08:30 Participant pickup08:30 - 10:15 Charter bus Levi - Kevitsa Mine10:30 - 12:00 Presentations and Discussions12:00 - 12:45 Lunch12:45 - 15:30 Pit and Mill Tour15:30 - 17:15 Charter bus Kevitsa Mine - Kittilä Airport

Excursion registration fee per person is• till 1 September 2015 150 €• from 2 September 2015 200 €• student 80 €

Registration fee includes charter bus transportation, lunch and refreshments during breaks.

Participants: Minimum 20, maximum 35 persons

Kevitsa is located 160 kilometres north of Rovaniemi in Sodankylä municipality. Kevitsa is a nickel sulphide deposits with important copper and platinum-group-metals by-product credits. Process facilities are designed for 5 million tonnes per annum with built in expansion capabilities. At initial capacity average annual production; 10 000 tonnes of nickel and 20 000 tonnes of copper.

Kevitsa Mine Excursion

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SOCIAL PROGRAMME

ICE-BREAKER PARTY AND TRADE SHOW OPENINGTuesday 3 November 2015 at 19:30 – 22:00Congress & Exhibition Centre Levi Summit and Hotel Levi Panorama

Price: for participants the reception is included in registration fees (menu and drink tickets). For accompanying persons the price is 50 €/person. Advance registration is required.

The Ice-Breaker Party on Tuesday evening opens the Trade Show and exhibitors welcome you to their booths. Cocktail buffets and bars available in all three trade show areas.

FENNOSCANDIAN MINING NIGHTWednesday 4 November 2015 at 19:00 - Restaurant World, Spa Hotel Levitunturi

Price: 50 € / person including buffet and drink tickets. Advance registration is required.

18:45 Doors and Bars open - Mingling Time19:30 Short Welcome Words Buffet opens

The FEM conference dinner has now a new name and a new form. Sorry – advance table bookings will not be accepted – as there won’t be any tables! The cocktail-type Fennoscandian Mining Night gives you an excellent chance to socialize with your fellow colleagues and make new contacts. Fennoscandian Mining Night will take place on the 1st floor Restaurant World and there will be buffets and bars in all parts of the restaurant. After the Fen-noscandian Mining Night the party can continue at Karaoke Bar Joiku located on ground floor – Joiku will open at 21:00.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

VenueThe Congress & Exhibition Centre Levi Summit provides an excel-lent venue for FEM. It is located in the Levi Ski Resort in Kittilä and during your stay you can visit an active mining district and enjoy beautiful landscape.

Official languageThe official language of the conference is English.

How to get thereThere are frequent flights to Helsinki from many European as well as overseas countries. From Helsinki you can fly either to Kittilä or to Rovaniemi. • Finnair operates two daily flights from Helsinki to Kittilä (www.finnair.com). The flight takes about 90 minutes and the Kittilä Airport is only a 15-minute drive from Levi. • Flights to Rovaniemi are operated by Finnair and Norwegian (www.norwegian.com). The flight takes about one hour. Organizer will provide bus transfers between Rovaniemi and Levi. Timetables and online registration are available on event website.

All major car rental companies operate in both Rovaniemi and Kittilä/Levi.

How to get from Kittilä Airport to the hotelsTaxis are on call at the taxi stand in front of the airport during the scheduled arrival times. There is also a regular bus connection from Kittilä Airport to Levi operated by Tunturilinjat Oy.

Getting about in Levi Distances in Levi village are very short and services are within walking distance. The conference venue is located outside of the Levi village on the hillside of the Levi fell. The Levi Express Gondola lift will take you there in a couple of minutes. Transporta-tion between hotels and conference venue will also be provided.

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REGISTRATIONPlease register by using the online registration form available on the FEM 2015 website http://fem.lappi.fi. FeesEarly-bird fee: till 1 September 490 €Regular fee: 2 September – 18 October 590 € Late fee: from 19 October 690 € Student registration fee is applied to full-time undergraduate, graduate and doctoral students. Please provide proof of a full-time student status (ID card or letter from your institution or program director). Conference fee includes programme, information package, lunches on Wednesday and Thursday, refreshments during breaks and the Ice-breaker Party on Tuesday 3 November. The conference dinner has separate price 50 €. Accompanying personsAccompanying persons are warmly welcome to take part in both evening events. Prices are given on the online registration form and in the Social Programme descriptions. PaymentsAll registration fees include the current VAT 24 %. Please note that all payments must be made in advance and in euros (€).

Please choose your payment type on the online registration form. The options are• Online bank transfer (Finnish banks)• Online credit card payment (Visa, EuroCard, MaterCard)• Invoice. The invoice will be sent to you separately by the conference office. Please remember to specify a possible separate invoicing address on the registration form. Invoicing fee 10 € will be added to all invoices. Cancellation policyCancellations must be made in writing to Rovaniemi-Lapland Congresses. Registration fee will be refunded if cancellation is received before 1 September 2015. No refunds will be made after this date. Please note that a processing fee of 50 € will be deducted from all refunds.

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HOTEL RESERVATIONS

The conference organizers have made bulk reservations in six hotels with very affordable rates. You will find the map of Levi Village with location of the hotels and the meeting venue on event website. Please use the FEM online registration form to book accommodation.

All reservations and possible changes and cancellations to reserva-tions will be handled through Rovaniemi-Lapland Congresses. Your hotel reservation will be confirmed together with your conference registration. Room rates include buffet breakfast, service and VAT. Reservations will be made on a first come - first served basis.

Please note that all hotel fees are to be paid directly to the hotel. Do not pay them to the conference office in advance (no deposit is required). The hotels accept all major credit cards.

Cancellation policy for hotel bookings• Cancellations must be made by email to Rovaniemi-Lapland Congresses seven (7) days prior to the planned date of arrival at the latest.• All bookings cancelled later than this or bookings not cancelled at all will be invoiced in full.• Booking may be cancelled later than seven (7) days due to illness (doctor's certificate required).• Changes to bookings: Arrival and departure date changes can be made free of charge three (3) days prior to planned arrival. If you need to make changes to your booking 0-2 days prior to arrival, the hotel has the right to charge the booking as originally booked.• Without prior notice of late arrival, hotels have the right to give a reserved room away after 18:00.

Hotel Bookings is subject to Hotel and Catering law. We recom-mend our clients to take a travel insurance to cover exceptional changes and cases.

Please note companies have solicited participants by offering to book their hotel rooms. FEM has no arrangement with Exhibition Housing Services or any other external organizations. We recom-mend you to use the FEM online registration form to book your accommodation.

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FEM 2015 HOTELS

HOTEL LEVI PANORAMAHotel Levi Panorama is a high-standard hotel located right next to the Congress & Exhibition Centre Levi Summit. The hotel has 169 hotel rooms, restaurant services and sauna facilities with amazing view on 7th floor.

Standard single room 97 € /night Standard double room 106 € /night Superior single room 109 € /night Superior double room 118 € /night Standard suite, 1-2 persons 144 € /night Junior suite, 1-2 persons 177 € /night Deluxe suite, one bedroom, 1-2 persons 234 € /night Deluxe suite, two bedrooms, 1-4 persons 234 € /night Chalet 45 m² 1-2 persons 171 € /night Chalet 50 m² 1-2 persons 181 € /night Chalet 65 m² 2-4 persons 255 € /night

SPA HOTEL LEVITUNTURISpa Hotel Levitunturi located in the heart of Levi centre offers high standard accommodation in 220 rooms divided in 10 hotel build-ings, excellent spa and recreation facilities and four restaurants. All room rates include one daily admission to the Spa Water World and free admission to the dance restaurant.

Standard single room 110 € /night Standard double room 126 € /night Superior single room 134 € /night Superior double room 152 € /night Junior suite single 164 € /night Junior suite double 192 € /night

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HOTEL SIRKANTÄHTI / LEVISTAR SIRKANTÄHTITraditional, spacious and bright fell hotel Lapland Hotel Sirkantähti was renovated in 2012. Central location in the Levi Fell Village.

Single room with sauna 75 € /night Double room with sauna 85 € /night LeviStar studio apartment with sauna, 20.5 m2 (single use) 75 € /night LeviStar studio apartment with loft and sauna, 27 m2 (double use) 85 € /night LeviStar superior apartment with sauna (single/double use) 100 € /night

BREAK SOKOS HOTEL LEVIThe modern leisure hotel Break Sokos Hotel Levi has 202 rooms in three buildings, Restaurant Kiisa and the café/lobby bar Cof-fee House. The hotel is located in the very heart of Levi, in close proximity to all services and activities.

Standard single room 98 € /night Standard double room 113 € /night Superior single room with sauna 128 € /night Superior double room with sauna 143 € /night SuperiorX single room with sauna 143 € /night SuperiorX double room with sauna 158 € /night Suite single with sauna 183 € /night Suite double with sauna 198 € /night

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HOTEL HULLU POROThe family-owned Hotel Hullu Poro located in the heart of Levi centre offers accommodation in 157 cozy rooms, well-equipped meeting rooms for 500 people, a wellness centre and 14 restaurants.

Single room 86 € /night Double room 104 € /night

HOTEL K5Hotel K5 Levi is situated in the centre of Levi Village. The hotel’s well-appointed rooms have views of the ski slopes or the hotel’s reindeer corral, which is lit in winter. The hotel buildings form a village site, including a traditional Sámi gammi, a turf hut partly dug into the ground.

Standard single room 97 € /night Standard double room 106 € /night Superior single room 109 € /night Superior double room 118 € /night Standard suite 1-2 persons 144 € /night

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TRADE SHOW

FEM Trade Show focuses on mining and exploration companies and their suppliers, universities and research institutes, authori-ties and surveys.

Area A is reserved for exploration and mining companies, Areas B and C for service sector. Each company/corporation can reserve only one booth.

Registration and paymentFEM 2013 exhibitors have priority to renew the same booth for FEM 2015. Organizer has contacted these companies. The priority renewal deadline is 31 March 2015.

New booth applications will be accepted between Monday 13 and Thursday 30 April 2015. After application time is closed, all un-booked booths are assigned to new exhibitors in the order of arrival, taking into account the limitations for the area A and Canada Pavilion. New exhibitors will be contacted with confirma-tion and instructions.

Booth prices are charged online during booking process (invoicing option with extra fee). Booth prices include VAT 24 %.

CancellationCancellations must be made in writing to Rovaniemi-Lapland Congresses (congress@ulapland.fi). Booth price will be refunded if cancellation is received before 1 June 2015. No refunds will be made for cancellations received after this date. Please note that a processing fee of 50 € will be deducted from all refunds.

Booth Options - Congress & Exhibition Centre Levi SummitFirst floor Booth (6 m2) 2,200 € Booth (4 m2) 1,600 €Ground floor Booth (6 m2) 2,000 € Booth (4 m2) 1,400 €

Booth Options – Restaurant Vetta, Hotel Levi PanoramaFirst floor Booth (6 m2) 1,800 € Booth (4 m2) 1,200 €

Booth price includes one full registration (490 €), white infill panels (height 250 cm, width 100 cm/panel), fascia with company name (fascia text in standard letters, fascia height 25 cm), two spot lights (50 W, halogen), one electrical outlet, carpet (red carpet at Canada Pavilion), company name on FEM 2015 website and in the final conference programme. Booth furniture will be ordered directly from and paid to the trade show constructor MSP Event Oy.

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The Canada Pavilion on the first floor (booths no A13 - A21) is organized by the Canadian Embassy in Helsinki together with the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC). It is meant for Canadian companies interested, and/or exploring, in the Fennoscandian Shield of Northern Europe. Trade Show information is also available on the FEM 2015 website at http://fem.lappi.fi

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TRADE SHOW AREA A - BOOTH OPTIONSCongress & Exhibition Centre Levi Summit - First floor

Please note: Organizer reserves the right to change floor plans.

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Please note: Organizer reserves the right to change floor plans.

TRADE SHOW AREA B - BOOTH OPTIONSCongress & Exhibition Centre Levi Summit – Ground floor

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Organizers

Partner Organizations

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Additional InformationAbout questions concerning the overall FEM 2015 conference organization,

programme, sponsoring and website, please contact: riitta.muhojoki@lapinliitto.fi, Regional Council of Lapland

For practical details about conference registration, hotel and trade show bookings and payments, please contact:

Rovaniemi-Lapland CongressesUniversity of Lapland

PO Box 122, 96101 Rovaniemi, FinlandTel. +358 40 484 4462 and +358 40 721 8260

Fax +358 16 362 940Email: congress@ulapland.fi

Main Sponsors

3-5 November 2015 • Levi • Lapland • FinlandCongress & Exhibition Centre Levi Summit

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Regional Council of Lapland, FinlandCouncil of Oulu Region, Finland

Regional Council of Kainuu, FinlandRegional Council of Central Ostrobothnia, Finland

Regional Council of North Karelia, FinlandGeological Survey of Finland (GTK)Geological Survey of Sweden (SGU)Geological Survey of Norway (NGU)

University of Oulu, FinlandLuleå University of Technology, Sweden

FinnMin, FinlandInvest in Finland

Ministry of Employment and the Economy, Finland

Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC)Embassy of Canada to Finland