Review 2025
The location
Kap Europa in Frankfurt is ideally suited as a conference venue for the Precious Metals FutureForum. It is a modern and versatile congress center in the heart of Frankfurt am Main. It is located in the immediate vicinity of Messe Frankfurt and impresses with its contemporary architecture and state-of-the-art facilities.
Kap Europa offers numerous advantages for the participants of the FutureForum Precious Metals:
The location
Kap Europa in Frankfurt is ideally suited as a conference venue for the Precious Metals FutureForum. It is a modern and versatile congress center in the heart of Frankfurt am Main. It is located in the immediate vicinity of Messe Frankfurt and impresses with its contemporary architecture and state-of-the-art facilities.
Kap Europa offers numerous advantages for the participants of the FutureForum Precious Metals:
The FutureForum Precious Metals 2025
The official review video, produced by MCUT Media / Eschborn (https://mcut.de/), documents the most important content and impressions of the forum in condensed form. It offers excerpts from the presentations, panel discussions and voices of participants. The video is available online and is aimed at visitors to the kick-off event as well as interested parties planning to attend in the future.
Cocktail Reception
A successful start to the FutureForum Precious Metals 2025: the evening before, over 100 guests from the entire precious metals industry came together for the cocktail reception. In a relaxed atmosphere, with exciting conversations and new contacts - as well as a breathtaking view from the NFT Skybar on the 47th floor of the "nhow" conference hotel.
Day 1 - Gold topic
The first day of the conference focused on gold as a safe haven in an increasingly volatile global economy. Discussions included the growing importance of gold in the portfolios of global central banks, the impact of geopolitical tensions on the precious metals market and the role of gold in the diversification of currency reserves.
Dinner
Among the remains of prehistoric giants, the precious metals industry celebrated an equally ancient element at the Senckenberg Nature Museum that has never perished: gold. It has not only survived millions of years of geological history, but also financial crises, political upheavals and technological revolutions.
Day 2 - Silver & platinum metals
On the second day, the focus was on silver and the platinum metals, particularly in the context of their industrial applications and their contribution to the energy transition. Topics such as the reduction of silver consumption in photovoltaic modules, innovative applications of platinum in the hydrogen economy and the challenges in the global supply of raw materials took center stage.
Exhibition stands
The coffee breaks at the FutureForum Precious Metals not only offered an opportunity to relax, but are also an important part of the event format. In a relaxed atmosphere, representatives of refineries, precious metal traders and institutional investors came together at our exhibitors' stands, made new contacts and deepened existing business relationships.