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Gold Coast becomes gold hub as precious metals trend higher 

The aptly named Gold Coast is where a gathering of over 500 investors and entrepreneurs will congregate to discuss all things gold and silver next week.

The two-day Gold Coast Gold Conference, being presented by Gold Events in association with Mining.com.au, brings together the precious metals and investment community in an engaging, compact format.

The conference will feature expert keynote speakers, insightful discussions with ASX-listed companies, and thought-provoking panel sessions.

With gold and silver set to reach all-time highs in 2025 the event is sure to attract many investors who live in and around the beautiful Gold Coast – the home of both Gold Events and Mining.com.au.

Gold has gained nearly 14% so far in 2025, in February reaching another record high when it hit around US$2,967 ($4,782) an ounce. Silver has also rallied around 14% to a high of US$33 an ounce in February.

Both have edged back slightly but market watchers expect there is more in store for these precious metals, especially given the geopolitical ructions and rising demand for safehaven assets as well as clean energy metals.     

Attendees will gain insights into investment opportunities, learn how to capitalise on emerging trends, receive actionable advice from industry experts and learn advanced techniques that can help with portfolio diversification to navigate global economic challenges. 

Prominent names like Sean Russo of Noah’s Rule, experienced investor Rick Rule and ABC Bullion’s Jordan Eliseo will deliver engaging presentations. 

Companies presenting include Vertex Minerals (ASX:VTX), Sunshine Metals (ASX:SHN), PMT Refinery, Medallion Metals (ASX:MM8) and Iltani Resources (ASX:ILT). 

The event is being held on 13-14 March at the QT Hotel in Surfers Paradise. Networking drinks will be held on 13 March from 6-7pm.

Mining.com.au is an official media partner for the upcoming event. 

To register for the Gold Coast Gold Conference click here.

Write to info@mining.com.au at Mining.com.au

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