GOLDPARTNER
The common roof of the global gold industry
The World Gold Council (WGC) is the authoritative voice of the global gold industry. As an international organization based in London, it brings together leading gold mining companies that are responsible for around 60 percent of global production. Since its foundation in 1987, the WGC has pursued the goal of strengthening the importance of gold as an asset protection, investment building block and industrial metal worldwide - through well-founded market analyses, educational work and the promotion of responsible standards along the entire value chain. With regional offices in key markets such as China, India, Singapore, the USA and the United Arab Emirates, the WGC acts as a global driving force for the future of the precious metal.
The common roof of the global gold industry
The World Gold Council (WGC) is the authoritative voice of the global gold industry. As an international organization based in London, it brings together leading gold mining companies that are responsible for around 60 percent of global production. Since its foundation in 1987, the WGC has pursued the goal of strengthening the importance of gold as an asset protection, investment building block and industrial metal worldwide - through well-founded market analyses, educational work and the promotion of responsible standards along the entire value chain. With regional offices in key markets such as China, India, Singapore, the USA and the United Arab Emirates, the WGC acts as a global driving force for the future of the precious metal.
Gold for the next generation
As a gold partner of the Future Forum Precious Metals, the WGC is contributing its expertise to the discussions on the future of the precious metals industry. At the 2025 conference in Frankfurt, WGC representatives will present the latest research findings on global investment trends, ESG aspects and valuation models for gold. Workshops for institutional investors will address topics such as the role of gold in portfolios and the impact of sustainability criteria.
The WGC is committed to promoting transparency and integrity in the gold market. With initiatives such as the Gold Bar Integrity Program, which was developed in cooperation with the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA), the WGC is committed to the traceability and responsible origin of gold. The WGC also invests in digital solutions such as the Gold247 platform to drive the digitalization and sustainability of the gold supply chain.
Gold for the next generation
As a gold partner of the Future Forum Precious Metals, the WGC is contributing its expertise to the discussions on the future of the precious metals industry. At the 2025 conference in Frankfurt, WGC representatives will present the latest research findings on global investment trends, ESG aspects and valuation models for gold. Workshops for institutional investors will address topics such as the role of gold in portfolios and the impact of sustainability criteria.
The WGC is committed to promoting transparency and integrity in the gold market. With initiatives such as the Gold Bar Integrity Program, which was developed in cooperation with the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA), the WGC is committed to the traceability and responsible origin of gold. The WGC also invests in digital solutions such as the Gold247 platform to drive the digitalization and sustainability of the gold supply chain.
