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Noosa audience last year

Queensland’s mining scene brightened with Noosa Mining Conference 2026

Equity Events’ Noosa Mining Conference is set to kick off again later this month, running from 22 to 24 July at Peppers Noosa Resort in Queensland.

The annual event features many ASX-listed explorers, designed to give investors, brokers, and fund managers a “better understanding” of resources investment opportunities.

Last year, the July event brought in around 70 ASX-listed companies presenting and exhibiting to more than 2,500 delegates.

Equity Events Managing Director Phil Dickinson will kick off the presentations at 10:45 AEST on the opening day, followed by Computershare’s Market Engagement Manager Ajita Tynan at 10:50 AEST. 

The presentations are broken up to cover different minerals in sections over the three-day program, including gold, copper, silver, critical minerals, and core materials.

Companies presenting include Antipa Minerals (ASX:AZY), Elementos (ASX:ELT), Larvotto Resources (ASX:LRV), Metro Mining (ASX:MMI), Middle Island Resources (ASX:MDI), QMines (ASX:QML), Sunshine Metals (ASX:SHN), Venari Minerals (ASX:VMS), and Zeotech (ASX:ZEO).

Equity Events is a Brisbane-based event management company that specialises in creating investment events for the mining, energy, exploration, and industrial sectors.

For more than a decade, Equity Events has prioritised connecting “well-credentialed companies with a large audience of keen investors, stockbrokers, financial advisers, and fund managers”.

Mining.com.au is an official media partner and will be attending this year’s conference.

Write to Maddison Elliott at Mining.com.au  

Images: Noosa Mining Conference
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