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International Mining and Resources Conference + Expo (IMARC)

Australia’s largest and most influential mining event, bringing together the global mining industry to exchange ideas, foster collaboration, and drive meaningful discussion.

Key details:

  • 📅 Date: 27–29 October 2026 (Tuesday–Thursday)
  • 📍 Venue: ICC Sydney
  • 👥 Access: Paid passes are available for both the conference and expo. Complimentary investor passes are available for qualified investors.

The International Mining and Resources Conference + Expo (IMARC) brings together the global mining industry in Sydney, serving as a central meeting point for ideas, investment, and collaboration.

IMARC connects C-suite leaders, mine site personnel, investors, and decision-makers across the mining value chain, through a multi-stream conference and an exhibition of 500+ global solution providers showcasing the technologies and services shaping the sector.

As Australia’s International Mining Week, IMARC attracts attendees from 120+ countries and 50+ government delegations, alongside a broader calendar of sideline events throughout the week.

IMARC is backed by founding partners the Victorian Government, Austmine, and AusIMM, and is proudly supported by host partner the NSW Government and peak bodies.

Find out more.

Register to attend

To register for IMARC, use code miningau15 for 15% off Delegate Passes, which provide full access to the conference, or for a free Expo Visitor Pass, granting access to the exhibition floor and select conference theatres.

Eligible personnel from mining companies and mining contractors across operational, technical, and leadership roles can attend IMARC for free with a Mining Guest Pass.

Qualified investors whose primary role involves the direct deployment of capital into the natural resources, energy or technology sectors can apply for a free Investor Pass.

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