Malaysian Chambers of Mines

The Malaysian Chamber of Mines was incorporated on 10 December 1914 under the Federated Malay States Chamber of Mines Incorporated Enactment No.25 of 1914, which is now known as the Malaysian Chamber of Mines Incorporation Act 1914. It is the only Chamber in the country to have been established by an Act of Parliament.

Act 367 - MALAYSIAN CHAMBER OF MINES INCORPORATION ACT 1914

The Chamber's Objectives as laid down in its Incorporation Act are:

To protect and advance the general interests of the mining community in Malaysia,
To collect, classify, and diffuse mining information,
To consider all questions connected with the mining industry and promote public discussion thereon,
To institute, whenever necessary, a Court of Arbitration for the purpose of adjusting disputes or differences connected with the mining industry that may be referred to its decision,
To promote, support, or oppose any legislative or other measures affecting the mining industry in Malaysia, and to communicate and exchange information upon mining matters to and with mining associations in Malaysia and elsewhere,
To solicit and receive subscriptions and gifts of all kinds, whether absolute or conditional, for the purposes of the Chamber,
To do all things necessary or expedient for the proper and effective carrying out of any of the objective aforesaid

The Chamber draws its membership from mining companies, mining / mineral associations, consultants, engineers and individuals, residing locally and overseas. Currently, it has more than 170 members.

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