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2026 Gold Coast Investment Showcase

Join us on the Gold Coast for two days of high-impact investment conversations! Bringing together investors, ASX-listed companies, and market professionals in a premium setting designed for real engagement.

📆 Date: 11–12 June 2026 (Thursday–Friday)
🕰️ Time: 9:00am to 6:00pm
📍Venue: JW Marriott Gold Coast Resort & Spa
🎟️ Entry: FREE* passes available now’ (*conditions apply) 

👉 Click here to register.


Australia’s unique investment conference

Since 2007, the Gold Coast Investment Showcase has earned its reputation as one of Australia’s most respected investment events, connecting investors directly with decision-makers.

You’ll hear from company leaders, explore emerging opportunities across high-growth sectors, and build relationships that go beyond the boardroom.

Sectors represented: Resources | Energy | Technology | Biotech | Medtech


What to expect

A carefully structured program designed to maximise your time and connections:

  • Company presentations from a diverse range of ASX-listed businesses
  • Keynote addresses and forward-looking market insights
  • Networking sessions throughout the day: morning tea, lunch, afternoon tea, and conference drinks
  • A dedicated exhibition area for direct, face-to-face engagement

Why attend?

The Gold Coast Investment Showcase focuses on one idea: The best investment decisions start with direct access to the people running the companies.

Whether you’re an institutional investor, a private investor, or a finance and banking professional, this event gives you a rare two-day window to meet, question, and evaluate the companies shaping Australia’s investment landscape.


Who should attend?

  • Self-directed investors managing their own portfolio
  • SMSF trustees looking for their next opportunity
  • Financial advisors seeking fresh ideas for clients
  • Brokers and analysts
  • Anyone curious about building long-term wealth through smart investing

Limited places available. Register today.