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Australian Gold Conference 2026

Where Australia’s Gold Investment Community Comes Together

Three days. One room. Some of the most important conversations happening across Australia’s precious metals sector.

Gold is back at the centre of the global investment conversation — and in October, some of the most influential voices across Australia’s precious metals and mining sector will come together in Sydney for the Australian Gold Conference 2026.

Key details:

📅 Date: 13–15 October 2026 (Tuesday–Thursday)
📍 Venue: Crown Towers Sydney, Barangaroo
👥 Access: General admission includes access to the conference’s keynote presentations, panels, company showcases, and networking opportunities, with catering provided on the main conference days. Current early-bird general admission is listed at $199, with pricing scheduled to increase as the event approaches.

Now in its 16th edition, the Australian Gold Conference has established itself as one of Australia’s leading events dedicated to precious metals, mining, and investment. The 2026 conference will bring together investors, ASX-listed mining companies, market analysts, industry leaders, and precious metals specialists for three days of presentations, panel discussions, company showcases, and networking.

Gold, markets, and the investment opportunity

The gold market has undergone enormous change in recent years. Central bank buying, inflation, currency movements, geopolitical uncertainty, interest rates, and growing concerns about debt and financial markets have all contributed to renewed investor interest in precious metals.

But investing in gold isn’t simply about buying bullion.

For investors looking beyond physical gold, the Australian mining sector offers another dimension — with hundreds of listed companies exploring for, developing, and producing gold across Australia and worldwide.

The challenge is identifying the opportunities.

Which companies have genuine exploration potential?

Which projects can move from discovery to development?

Which producers have the potential to grow?

And perhaps most importantly — where are the opportunities that the market may still be overlooking?

These are the types of questions that make the Australian Gold Conference such an important event for investors.

Find out more.

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