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Pitch N Pizza

AMEC Pitch ‘N’ Pizza πŸ•

With the AMEC calendar heating up, here’s a breakdown of upcoming events and the latest news.

The inaugural SA Pitch Battle Investor Briefing held on 8 April 2026 was a standout success. With incredible energy and sharp pitches from all participants, the momentum is already building.

UPCOMING EVENTS:

AMEC AGM + WA Networking Drinks 🀝
Date: Thursday 23 April 2026 | Time: 3:00–5:00pm AWST
Location: The Adnate Hotel Perth or via Microsoft Teams

AMEC members nationwide are invited to the 2026 Annual General Meeting.

WA Members: Please note this serves as your April catch-up. There will be no separate networking drinks the following week, so we encourage you to attend in person!
Networking Drinks: The AGM rolls straight into networking drinks. Expect the same energetic crowd as our usual sessions, just with an earlier start!

πŸ”— Register for the AGM here!


NSW Networking Drinks: Pre RIU Sydney Resources Round-Up πŸ₯‚
Date: Sunday 4 May 2026 | Time: 5:30pm onwards
Location: 7 Wheat Road, Sydney, NSW 2000

An industry networking event over drinks and canapes ahead of the RIU Sydney Resources Round-Up.

Heading to the RIU Sydney Resources Round-Up? Start your week right! This is a simple, informal way to reconnect with the AMEC community before the conference rush begins.

A huge thank you to Gold Sponsor Ophir Drilling and Silver Sponsors Cloco Inc. and Seequent!

πŸ”— Register for NSW drinks here!


AUSTEX x AMEC Brisbane Resources Lunch β€” May 🍴
Date: Wednesday 13 May 2026
Time: 11:30am to 2:30pm onwards
Location: 157 Given Terrace, Paddington, Qld 4064

Investments, capital, and conversations with real investors.

The proven two-course lunch format returns to Brisbane, bringing together 80–90 serious investors for deep insights and a premium two-course lunch. These events consistently sell out quickly, so early registration is essential.

🎀 Presenting companies:

  • Sunshine Metals (ASX:SHN) β€” Damien Keys, Managing Director
  • Cannindah Resources (ASX:CAE) β€” Cameron Switzer, Managing Director
  • Lava Blue β€” Michael McCann, Managing Director
  • Final presenter to be confirmed!

πŸ”— Secure your seat for Brisbane!