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Zawya
5 days ago
- Business
- Zawya
African Special Mining Report Launches Ahead of the African Mining Week (AMW) 2025
Energy Capital&Power (ECP) ( in partnership with global accounting, audit and advisory network Moore Global, is proud to launch the African Special Mining Report 2025, a definitive analysis of Africa's mining landscape released in support of African Mining Week (AMW). As the world accelerates toward a low-carbon, high-tech future, Africa is emerging as a critical player in global mineral supply chains. This timely publication captures the continent's rising profile as a destination for strategic mineral investment – from copper and cobalt to lithium, gold, graphite and iron ore – while providing deep, actionable insight into the trends, policy shifts and financing structures shaping the future of mining across Africa. Produced as an official knowledge product of AMW 2025, the report connects directly to the platform's mission of driving capital, partnerships and industrial development across Africa's mining value chain. With extensive contributions from Moore Global's energy, mining and renewables experts, the report draws on decades of experience advising clients in Africa and globally, offering forward-looking perspectives on ESG compliance, climate finance, regulatory reform and capital mobilization for mining ventures. The report explores Africa's renewed strategic importance in global mineral supply chains, spotlighting developments such as the copper resurgence in Zambia and the DRC, the return of private equity to the continent's mining sector and the persistent logistics challenges impacting offtake reliability. It also examines how ESG metrics are increasingly being monetized, how climate finance is reshaping the feasibility of mining projects and how the integration of renewables is redefining operational best practices. Alongside these forward-looking insights, the report provides a clear-eyed view of the regulatory landscape, analyzing sovereign policy shifts, beneficiation mandates and the evolving capital environment for both junior and major mining companies. 'This report is about more than trends – it's about where the African mining sector is headed, who is driving the shift and how the global investment landscape is responding. It also underscores AMW's unique role in anchoring high-level dialogue and dealmaking around these developments. We're proud to partner with Moore Global to deliver a resource that informs, challenges and empowers decision-makers across the mining ecosystem,' stated Rachelle Kasongo, AMW Conference Director. The African Special Mining Report 2025 is now available digitally ( Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Energy Capital&Power. For media inquiries, interview requests or report access, please contact: communications@
Korea Herald
14-07-2025
- Business
- Korea Herald
First Moore Global Thrive Index Shows Mid-Market Upbeat
2,000-plus business leaders surveyed show resounding optimism on economic prospects LONDON, July 14, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Moore Global, the global accounting, audit, and advisory network, has launched the Thrive Index, a unique insight into the concerns and strategic thinking of leaders of ambitious businesses across the world. This first edition of the Thrive Index revealed that the mid-market companies that form the backbone of the global economy are generally upbeat about the future, despite confusion over tariffs and ongoing geopolitical tensions. Moore Global surveyed more than 2,000 business leaders across 14 of the world's most important economies on five key areas: general sentiment about the business environment; revenue; costs; the labour market and investment. The Thrive Index scores capture the balance of positive responses minus the balance of negative responses. It is scored on a scale from -100, representing unanimous negativity, to +100, representing unanimous positivity. The score for the first Thrive Index is +35.1, indicating positivity among the leaders of mid-market businesses. Almost 75% of those surveyed improved business performance last year. The highest score was recorded in India, at +48.7, driven by particularly strong reports of revenue, headcount and investment growth. By contrast, four of the five lowest scores were in the European Union, reflecting the slow growth outlook for the bloc. In terms of business sectors, IT showed the highest score (+44.2) while wholesale trade was the laggard at +17.6. However, when wholesalers look ahead over the coming year, their sentiment is much more positive, particularly on revenue and employment expectations. Anton Colella, Moore Global CEO, said: "Our findings are fascinating and illustrate the agility of ambitious mid-market business leaders. They are investing more in people and technology to gain an advantage in challenging economic conditions." About Moore Global At Moore, our purpose is to help people thrive – our clients, our people, and the communities they live and work in. We're a global accounting and advisory family with over 37,000 people in 563 offices across 116 countries, connecting and collaborating to take care of your needs – local, national and international.
Cision Canada
14-07-2025
- Business
- Cision Canada
First Moore Global Thrive Index Shows Mid-Market Upbeat
2,000-plus business leaders surveyed show resounding optimism on economic prospects LONDON, July 14, 2025 /CNW/ -- Moore Global, the global accounting, audit, and advisory network, has launched the Thrive Index, a unique insight into the concerns and strategic thinking of leaders of ambitious businesses across the world. This first edition of the Thrive Index revealed that the mid-market companies that form the backbone of the global economy are generally upbeat about the future, despite confusion over tariffs and ongoing geopolitical tensions. Moore Global surveyed more than 2,000 business leaders across 14 of the world's most important economies on five key areas: general sentiment about the business environment; revenue; costs; the labour market and investment. The Thrive Index scores capture the balance of positive responses minus the balance of negative responses. It is scored on a scale from -100, representing unanimous negativity, to +100, representing unanimous positivity. The score for the first Thrive Index is +35.1, indicating positivity among the leaders of mid-market businesses. Almost 75% of those surveyed improved business performance last year. The highest score was recorded in India, at +48.7, driven by particularly strong reports of revenue, headcount and investment growth. By contrast, four of the five lowest scores were in the European Union, reflecting the slow growth outlook for the bloc. In terms of business sectors, IT showed the highest score (+44.2) while wholesale trade was the laggard at +17.6. However, when wholesalers look ahead over the coming year, their sentiment is much more positive, particularly on revenue and employment expectations. Anton Colella, Moore Global CEO, said: "Our findings are fascinating and illustrate the agility of ambitious mid-market business leaders. They are investing more in people and technology to gain an advantage in challenging economic conditions." About Moore Global At Moore, our purpose is to help people thrive – our clients, our people, and the communities they live and work in. We're a global accounting and advisory family with over 37,000 people in 563 offices across 116 countries, connecting and collaborating to take care of your needs – local, national and international.
Malaysian Reserve
10-07-2025
- Business
- Malaysian Reserve
Moore Global Named Network of the Year in Unanimous Decision
Award comes after four consecutive years of double-digit growth LONDON, July 9, 2025 /CNW/ — Moore Global, the global accounting, audit, and advisory network, was named Network of the Year at the International Accounting Forum and Awards 2025 (IAFA 25) in a unanimous decision by the judges. Vivienne Muir, Moore Global chief operating officer, was presented the prestigious award on June 28 at the IAFA 25 ceremony in London. Vivienne said: 'This award is recognition of the quality, dedication, and collaboration that defines our global network. It reflects the outstanding work of our member firms and our people around the world. A heartfelt thank you—and congratulations—to everyone across Moore who made this possible.' The judges reached their unanimous decision after considering a broad range of milestones and accolades achieved last year by the Moore Global network. In 2024 Moore Global recorded 13 per cent growth, making it the only top 20 network to have a fourth consecutive year of double-digit growth. At the same time 83 per cent of member firms grew in 2024, with 44 per cent of the network recording growth above 10 per cent. Anton Colella, Moore Global Chief Executive Officer, said: 'We have always known we are building something very special here at Moore. To have that confirmed by no less an organisation than IAFA is gratifying indeed. This recognition belongs to every single one of our 37,000 employees. Congratulations to all.' Zoya Malik, editor in chief of International Accounting Bulletin, said: 'Moore Global's IAFA 2025 award for Network of the Year was very well deserved, as considered unanimously by the Judges. Their submission showcased exceptional results over four consecutive years of double-digit growth across various markets, particularly in Africa and Europe.' About Moore Global At Moore, our purpose is to help people thrive – our clients, our people, and the communities they live and work in. We're a global accounting and advisory family with over 37,000 people in 563 offices across 116 countries, connecting and collaborating to take care of your needs – local, national and international. Contact details James Doran+1 929 461 2131james@ Logo –
Korea Herald
10-07-2025
- Business
- Korea Herald
Moore Global Named Network of the Year in Unanimous Decision
Award comes after four consecutive years of double-digit growth LONDON, July 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Moore Global, the global accounting, audit, and advisory network, was named Network of the Year at the International Accounting Forum and Awards 2025 (IAFA 25) in a unanimous decision by the judges. Vivienne Muir, Moore Global chief operating officer, was presented the prestigious award on June 28 at the IAFA 25 ceremony in London. Vivienne said: "This award is recognition of the quality, dedication, and collaboration that defines our global network. It reflects the outstanding work of our member firms and our people around the world. A heartfelt thank you—and congratulations—to everyone across Moore who made this possible." The judges reached their unanimous decision after considering a broad range of milestones and accolades achieved last year by the Moore Global network. In 2024 Moore Global recorded 13 per cent growth, making it the only top 20 network to have a fourth consecutive year of double-digit growth. At the same time 83 per cent of member firms grew in 2024, with 44 per cent of the network recording growth above 10 per cent. Anton Colella, Moore Global Chief Executive Officer, said: "We have always known we are building something very special here at Moore. To have that confirmed by no less an organisation than IAFA is gratifying indeed. This recognition belongs to every single one of our 37,000 employees. Congratulations to all." Zoya Malik, editor in chief of International Accounting Bulletin, said: "Moore Global's IAFA 2025 award for Network of the Year was very well deserved, as considered unanimously by the Judges. Their submission showcased exceptional results over four consecutive years of double-digit growth across various markets, particularly in Africa and Europe." At Moore, our purpose is to help people thrive – our clients, our people, and the communities they live and work in. We're a global accounting and advisory family with over 37,000 people in 563 offices across 116 countries, connecting and collaborating to take care of your needs – local, national and international.
