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2025 Agenda

2024-Mar-26-13.38 - 0E2A1917-Enhanced-NR
Event Schedule
  • 23 July - Conference Day One
  • 24 July - Conference Day Two
  • 22 July - Pre-conference Masterclasses
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Day/Stream
  • Day/Stream
  • 23 July - Conference Day One
  • 24 July - Conference Day Two
  • 22 July - Pre-conference Masterclasses
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Session Type
  • Session Type
  • Break
  • Keynote
  • Panel Discussion
  • Masterclass
  • Project Spotlight
  • Case Study
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Time
  • Time
  • Morning
  • Afternoon
08:30
Break
23 July - Conference Day One

Registration & coffee

08:50
23 July - Conference Day One

Opening comments from the Chair  

Speaker Speakers
Michael Winternitz
Michael Winternitz
Director of Projects
WIM Resource 
09:00
Keynote
23 July - Conference Day One

Critical minerals forecast: evolving trends and a global overview 

Speaker Speakers
Clyde Russell pic-1
Clyde Russell
Asia Commodities and Energy Columnist
Thomson Reuters  
23 July - Conference Day One
Keynote

Critical minerals forecast: evolving trends and a global overview 

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09:00
  • Reviewing past demand projections, definitions, and industry developments to highlight key changes and trends 
  • Analysing current and future global demand across industries such as EVs, renewable energy, and manufacturing 
  • Examining regional supply and consumption dynamics impacting emerging investment opportunities and persistent challenges 
  • Exploring how global investment trends are shaping market development & industry growth 
Speaker Speakers
Clyde Russell pic-1
Clyde Russell
Asia Commodities and Energy Columnist
Thomson Reuters  

The implications of Australia's critical minerals strategy 

09:30
23 July - Conference Day One

Navigating Australia's Critical Minerals Strategy & its impact on Australian businesses & global competitiveness

Speaker Speakers
Sarlae Mcalpine
Sarlae McAlpine
Director, Strategy and Analysis
Geoscience Australia  
23 July - Conference Day One

Navigating Australia's Critical Minerals Strategy & its impact on Australian businesses & global competitiveness

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09:30
  • Examining the alignment between the Critical Minerals Strategy and the Future Made in Australia plan 
  • Exploring how government initiatives are fostering innovation, supporting Australian businesses, and strengthening supply chains 
  • Analysing the government’s role in enhancing Australia's global competitiveness and securing critical minerals for domestic and international markets 
Speaker Speakers
Sarlae Mcalpine
Sarlae McAlpine
Director, Strategy and Analysis
Geoscience Australia  
10:00
23 July - Conference Day One

De-Risking Critical Minerals Through R&D

Speaker Speakers
Lucy OConnor
Lucy O’Connor
Manager
Australian Critical Minerals R&D Hub 
23 July - Conference Day One

De-Risking Critical Minerals Through R&D

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10:00
  • Discover how R&D reduces project risks and enhances investor confidence in the critical minerals sector. 
  • Demonstrate the impact of government-backed R&D initiatives in strengthening project feasibility and long-term industry growth. 
  • Explore how innovation in R&D is securing supply chains and attracting strategic investment. 
Speaker Speakers
Lucy OConnor
Lucy O’Connor
Manager
Australian Critical Minerals R&D Hub 
10:30
Break
23 July - Conference Day One

Morning Tea & Networking  

11:00
Panel Discussion
23 July - Conference Day One

Panel Discussion: How should industry leaders & policymakers evaluate and respond to Australia's current critical minerals policies and decisions?

Moderator
Jacques Eksteen
Jacques Eksteen
Group Manager, Critical Minerals, Metals & Materials for the Energy Transition
Curtin University 
Speaker Speakers
Aaron Walker
Aaron Walker
Manager of Industry Competitiveness
Chamber of Minerals and Energy WA  
Nicholas Huffels
Nicholas Huffels
Chief Executive Officer
Mount Isa Minerals 
David Grabau
David Grabau
Head of External Affairs
Cobalt Blue Holdings  
23 July - Conference Day One
Panel Discussion

Panel Discussion: How should industry leaders & policymakers evaluate and respond to Australia's current critical minerals policies and decisions?

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11:00
  • How effective are Australia's current policies in supporting the growth and sustainability of the critical minerals sector? 
  • How have recent decisions impacted industry stakeholders, including miners, investors, and government agencies, and how should they respond to those decisions? 
  • What are the opportunities for policy changes and collaborative approaches to strengthen Australia's position in the global critical minerals market? 
Moderator
Jacques Eksteen
Jacques Eksteen
Group Manager, Critical Minerals, Metals & Materials for the Energy Transition
Curtin University 
Speaker Speakers
Aaron Walker
Aaron Walker
Manager of Industry Competitiveness
Chamber of Minerals and Energy WA  
Nicholas Huffels
Nicholas Huffels
Chief Executive Officer
Mount Isa Minerals 
David Grabau
David Grabau
Head of External Affairs
Cobalt Blue Holdings  
11:50
23 July - Conference Day One

Mineral sovereignty: strategic trade-offs & implications of on-shore vs off-shore processing and refining 

Speaker Speakers
Shannon ORourke pic-1
Shannon O’Rourke
Chief Executive Officer
Powering Australia   
23 July - Conference Day One

Mineral sovereignty: strategic trade-offs & implications of on-shore vs off-shore processing and refining 

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11:50
  • Comparing economic, environmental, and geopolitical advantages and challenges  
  • Evaluating the implications of each approach for Australia’s national sovereignty, supply chain security, and long-term industry sustainability 
  • Considering how strategic decisions in processing and refining can impact Australia's economic resilience & position in global critical minerals markets 
Speaker Speakers
Shannon ORourke pic-1
Shannon O’Rourke
Chief Executive Officer
Powering Australia   
12:20
23 July - Conference Day One

Partner presentation

12:40
Break
23 July - Conference Day One

Networking Lunch

Steering through geopolitical headwinds 

13:40
23 July - Conference Day One

The US effect: strategies to navigate current US policy and its impact on Australian critical minerals

Speaker Speakers
Andre Winarto
Andre Winarto
Program Director
Perth USAsia Centre  
23 July - Conference Day One

The US effect: strategies to navigate current US policy and its impact on Australian critical minerals

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13:40
  • Analysing the influence of US policy on Australian critical minerals trade, investment, and supply chain security 
  • Understanding the implications of US initiatives like the Inflation Reduction Act and their effect on Australian mineral exports and industry growth 
  • Seizing opportunities & solving challenges arising from an evolving US-Australia relationship 
Speaker Speakers
Andre Winarto
Andre Winarto
Program Director
Perth USAsia Centre  
14:10
23 July - Conference Day One

The global forecast: working through short and long-term geopolitical headwinds 

Speaker Speakers
Dr Vlado Vivoda (1)
Dr Vlado Vivoda
Industry Fellow
University of Queensland   
23 July - Conference Day One

The global forecast: working through short and long-term geopolitical headwinds 

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14:10
  • Responding to geopolitical factors shaping the future of critical minerals, including export bans, trade wars, and shifting global alliances 
  • Analysing short- and long-term risks to global supply chains and their influence on Australian critical minerals 
  • Capitalising on emerging opportunities to gain a competitive edge in the global market by effectively navigating geopolitical challenges  
Speaker Speakers
Dr Vlado Vivoda (1)
Dr Vlado Vivoda
Industry Fellow
University of Queensland   
14:40
Project Spotlight
23 July - Conference Day One

Project Spotlight 

23 July - Conference Day One
Project Spotlight

Project Spotlight 

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14:40

Interested in sharing  the latest developments with your critical minerals project?   

Contact Milad Etemadi at milade@questevents.com.au 

15:00
Break
23 July - Conference Day One

Afternoon Tea 

Strengthening Australia's position in global critical minerals trade 

15:30
23 July - Conference Day One

Developing global supply chain resilience in an era of uncertainty

Speaker Speakers
Susan Park
Susan Park
Professor – International Relations
University of Sydney 
23 July - Conference Day One

Developing global supply chain resilience in an era of uncertainty

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15:30
  • Analysing how international relations, diplomacy, trade disputes, tariffs, and alliances shape the critical minerals supply chain 
  • Driving strategic diversification of supply chains, securing global partnerships, and achieving supply chain stability 
  • How Australia can strengthen its position in the global market through international collaboration and policy alignment 
Speaker Speakers
Susan Park
Susan Park
Professor – International Relations
University of Sydney 
16:00
23 July - Conference Day One

Strengthening your position by building resilient, strategic partnerships with international buyers and investors

Speaker Speakers
Demus King
Demus King
General Manager, Trade, Investment and Investor Relations
Minerals Council of Australia 
23 July - Conference Day One

Strengthening your position by building resilient, strategic partnerships with international buyers and investors

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16:00
  • Leveraging Australia's competitive advantages in the global critical minerals market to attract investment and long-term buyers 
  • Positioning Australian producers as key players in the international market while ensuring sustainability and value-added opportunities 
  • Fostering investor confidence through transparent, strategic engagement with global partners 
Speaker Speakers
Demus King
Demus King
General Manager, Trade, Investment and Investor Relations
Minerals Council of Australia 
16:30
23 July - Conference Day One

Leveraging innovation, investment, and collaboration to address gaps in Australia’s critical minerals sector

Speaker Speakers
Rowena Smith-1
Rowena Smith
Managing Director
Australian Strategic Minerals  
23 July - Conference Day One

Leveraging innovation, investment, and collaboration to address gaps in Australia’s critical minerals sector

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16:30
  • Analysing the critical gaps in Australia's supply chain, including refining capacity, technological capabilities, and workforce expertise 
  • Solving the challenges these gaps pose to Australia's critical minerals sector, including risks to supply chain resilience and global competitiveness  
  • Seizing opportunities for Australian companies to address these gaps through innovation, investment, and collaboration with government and industry stakeholders 
Speaker Speakers
Rowena Smith-1
Rowena Smith
Managing Director
Australian Strategic Minerals  
17:00
23 July - Conference Day One

Closing remarks from the Chair 

17:10
23 July - Conference Day One

End of Day 1  

17:15
23 July - Conference Day One

Networking Drinks  

08:30
24 July - Conference Day Two

Registration & coffee

08:50
24 July - Conference Day Two

Opening comments from the Chair  

Speaker Speakers
Chris Vernon
Chris Vernon
Critical Minerals Lead
CSIRO 

Aligning with investor priorities 

09:00
Keynote
24 July - Conference Day Two

How investors choose and fund critical mineral projects 

Speaker Speakers
Hayden Bairstow
Hayden Bairstow
Executive Director, Head of Research
Argonaut   
24 July - Conference Day Two
Keynote

How investors choose and fund critical mineral projects 

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09:00
  • Examining the strategic priorities and long-term goals driving international investors' decisions to support Australian critical minerals projects  
  • Understanding due diligence processes and evaluation criteria used to assess project feasibility, risk, and alignment with market demands 
  • Case studies: learning from real-world examples of successful investments, highlighting the steps taken to secure funding and foster collaboration between investors and Australian stakeholders 
Speaker Speakers
Hayden Bairstow
Hayden Bairstow
Executive Director, Head of Research
Argonaut   
09:30
Panel Discussion
24 July - Conference Day Two

Panel Discussion: How can companies best position themselves to align with investor priorities? 

Speaker Speakers
Peter Nicholson
Peter Nicholson
Senior Advisor | Non-Executive Chair
amicaa | Vytas  
Frank van Rooyen
Frank van Rooyen
Senior Director Investments
Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility  
Dominic Da Cruz
Dominic Da Cruz
Executive ESG & Stakeholder Engagement
Zenith Energy 
Jana Jevcakova
Jana Jevcakova
Senior Advisor, Corporate Governance & Sustainability
Sodali & Co  
24 July - Conference Day Two
Panel Discussion

Panel Discussion: How can companies best position themselves to align with investor priorities? 

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09:30
  • What are the key factors investors consider when evaluating critical minerals projects, including economic viability, ESG performance, and market demand? 
  • What short- and long-term strategies can companies use to position themselves to align with investor priorities and secure funding or partnerships? 
  • How can companies capitalise on the role of government and international collaboration in attracting and sustaining investment in Australian critical minerals? 
Speaker Speakers
Peter Nicholson
Peter Nicholson
Senior Advisor | Non-Executive Chair
amicaa | Vytas  
Frank van Rooyen
Frank van Rooyen
Senior Director Investments
Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility  
Dominic Da Cruz
Dominic Da Cruz
Executive ESG & Stakeholder Engagement
Zenith Energy 
Jana Jevcakova
Jana Jevcakova
Senior Advisor, Corporate Governance & Sustainability
Sodali & Co  
10:20
24 July - Conference Day Two

Unlocking capital for junior explorers 

Speaker Speakers
Peter Nicholson
Peter Nicholson
Senior Advisor | Non-Executive Chair
amicaa | Vytas  
24 July - Conference Day Two

Unlocking capital for junior explorers 

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10:20
  • Examining funding options and strategies tailored to junior explorers, including venture capital, private equity, and government grants 
  • Learning from real-world examples of successful transitions from exploration to production, highlighting key challenges and their solutions 
  • Exploring the role of partnerships, joint ventures, and innovative financing models in accelerating project development for smaller players 
Speaker Speakers
Peter Nicholson
Peter Nicholson
Senior Advisor | Non-Executive Chair
amicaa | Vytas  
10:50
Break
24 July - Conference Day Two

Morning Tea & Networking  

Capitalising on investment opportunities from sustainability 

11:20
24 July - Conference Day Two

Overcoming demand challenges to meet the world's move toward decarbonisation

Speaker Speakers
Allan Pedersen
Allan Pedersen
Research Director, Energy Transition & Battery Materials – Lithium
Wood Mackenzie  
24 July - Conference Day Two

Overcoming demand challenges to meet the world's move toward decarbonisation

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11:20
While critical materials are essential to decarbonisation, securing investment for projects and ensuring a stable and sufficient supply presents significant challenges. With demand shifting due to evolving consumer preferences, cost pressures, and geopolitical factors, substantial exploration, extraction, and processing hurdles must be overcome. This session examines the key critical minerals needed for decarbonisation, their supply outlooks, and how to solve complex obstacles in scaling production to match future needs. 
Speaker Speakers
Allan Pedersen
Allan Pedersen
Research Director, Energy Transition & Battery Materials – Lithium
Wood Mackenzie  
11:50
24 July - Conference Day Two

Partner presentation 

12:10
24 July - Conference Day Two

Maximising sustainable mineral production to drive investment in high-value minerals needed for clean energy & advanced manufacturing

Speaker Speakers
Justin-Brown
Justin Brown
Managing Director
Element 25 Limited 
24 July - Conference Day Two

Maximising sustainable mineral production to drive investment in high-value minerals needed for clean energy & advanced manufacturing

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12:10
  • Understanding why high-value minerals are crucial for emerging technologies like EV batteries, energy storage, and renewable energy infrastructure 
  • Driving innovative advancements in mineral processing to reduce environmental footprints and enhance production efficiency 
  • Capturing opportunities for Australian companies to supply high-value minerals and build a robust, sustainable supply chain for clean energy tech 
  • Addressing challenges in scaling production, securing investment, and meeting global demand 
Speaker Speakers
Justin-Brown
Justin Brown
Managing Director
Element 25 Limited 
12:40
Break
24 July - Conference Day Two

Networking Lunch

13:40
Panel Discussion
24 July - Conference Day Two

Panel Discussion: What is the true investment potential of tailings? Opportunities, challenges, and diverse perspectives

Moderator
Chris Vernon
Chris Vernon
Critical Minerals Lead
CSIRO 
Speaker Speakers
Mohsen Yahyaei
Mohsen Yahyaei
Director- JKMRC
University of Queensland  
Helen Degeling
Dr Helen Degeling
Project Acquisition Manager
Cobalt Blue Holdings  
Guy Boggs
Guy Boggs
Chief Executive Officer
CRC TiME 
24 July - Conference Day Two
Panel Discussion

Panel Discussion: What is the true investment potential of tailings? Opportunities, challenges, and diverse perspectives

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13:40
  • What projects have recommercialised tailings and how did they achieve success? 
  • What are the technical, economic, and environmental challenges that can limit the viability of tailings, including variability & long-term supply? 
  • Are tailings feasible as a consistent and scalable source of critical minerals? 
  • What are the environmental and economic trade-offs of recommercialising tailings? 
  • How will government, industry, and technology shape the future of tailings?  
Moderator
Chris Vernon
Chris Vernon
Critical Minerals Lead
CSIRO 
Speaker Speakers
Mohsen Yahyaei
Mohsen Yahyaei
Director- JKMRC
University of Queensland  
Helen Degeling
Dr Helen Degeling
Project Acquisition Manager
Cobalt Blue Holdings  
Guy Boggs
Guy Boggs
Chief Executive Officer
CRC TiME 
14:30
Project Spotlight
24 July - Conference Day Two

Project Spotlight

24 July - Conference Day Two
Project Spotlight

Project Spotlight

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14:30

Interested in sharing  the latest developments with your critical minerals project?   

Contact Milad Etemadi at milade@questevents.com.au 

Driving investment value through technology 

14:50
Case Study
24 July - Conference Day Two

Case Study: Utilising technology to unlock value through efficient & sustainable production

Speaker Speakers
Ronan Gillen
Ronan Gillen
Chief Operating Officer
Latrobe Magnesium 
24 July - Conference Day Two
Case Study

Case Study: Utilising technology to unlock value through efficient & sustainable production

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14:50
  • Exploring how Latrobe Magnesium leverages cutting-edge technology to enhance the mining and refining processes of magnesium  
  • Utilising tech innovations to reduce the environmental impact of magnesium production by lowering emissions and energy consumption 
  • Increasing processing efficiency to reduce costs, improve resource recovery, reduce waste, and drive value 
Speaker Speakers
Ronan Gillen
Ronan Gillen
Chief Operating Officer
Latrobe Magnesium 
15:20
Break
24 July - Conference Day Two

Afternoon Tea 

15:50
Case Study
24 July - Conference Day Two

Case Study: Turning technological advances in extraction and processing into greater yields & reduced costs

Speaker Speakers
Michael Tamlin
Michael Tamlin
Head of Lithium
Neometals  
24 July - Conference Day Two
Case Study

Case Study: Turning technological advances in extraction and processing into greater yields & reduced costs

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15:50
  • Insights into the latest breakthroughs in lithium extraction technology to drive efficiency, sustainability, and scalability 
  • Utilising innovation to meet the global demand for lithium 
  • Lowering water & energy usage to reduce lithium mining's environmental footprint 
  • Using advanced processing methods to increase yield, reduce costs, improve efficiency, and maximise ROI 
Speaker Speakers
Michael Tamlin
Michael Tamlin
Head of Lithium
Neometals  

The critical minerals investment journey

16:20
24 July - Conference Day Two

From pitch to project to growth

Speaker Speakers
David Paterson
David Paterson
Chief Executive Officer
Latrobe Magnesium  
24 July - Conference Day Two

From pitch to project to growth

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16:20
  • Understanding the founding vision of a critical minerals company, the challenges faced, and how decisions set the stage for future growth 
  • Exploring how cutting-edge technologies have been adopted to improve production processes, sustainability, and operational efficiency 
  • Navigating obstacles along the way, including regulatory hurdles, financial challenges, and market dynamics, and turning them into opportunities 
Speaker Speakers
David Paterson
David Paterson
Chief Executive Officer
Latrobe Magnesium  
16:50
24 July - Conference Day Two

Closing remarks from the Chair

17:00
24 July - Conference Day Two

End of Critical Minerals Investment Summit 2025

09:00
Masterclass
22 July - Pre-conference Masterclasses

Masterclass A: Navigating Global Trends and Supply & Demand Dynamics in Critical Minerals

22 July - Pre-conference Masterclasses
Masterclass

Masterclass A: Navigating Global Trends and Supply & Demand Dynamics in Critical Minerals

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09:00

The pre-conference masterclass provides attendees with morning and afternoon tea breaks and a 1-hour lunch break allowing for extra networking opportunities and in-depth learning. 

The masterclass starts at 9:00 and finishes at 17:00. 

This one-day masterclass will equip professionals and decision-makers in the critical minerals sector with the knowledge and strategies required to understand and anticipate global supply and demand trends. Participants will explore how geopolitical shifts, technological advancements, and evolving markets influence the demand for critical minerals, and how to adapt their strategies accordingly. 

Key Takeaways & Learning Outcomes: 

Understanding Global Supply & Demand Trends 

  • Analysing current and future demand for critical minerals in key sectors like renewable energy, electric vehicles, and technology 

  • Identifying market drivers and supply-side constraints shaping the global critical minerals market 

  • Forecasting future demand scenarios and their impact on pricing and investment decision

Geopolitical and Economic Influences 

  • Assessing how global political and economic dynamics impact supply chains and market access 

  • Understanding trade tensions, export restrictions, and tariffs in critical minerals markets 

  • Navigating changing policies and their effects on investment strategies

Supply Chain Resilience and Risk Management 

  • Evaluating risk factors in the critical minerals supply chain (e.g., political instability, environmental regulations, resource scarcity) 

  • Strategies for diversifying sources of supply and reducing supply chain vulnerabilities 

  • Managing disruptions and ensuring continuity in mineral production and distribution 

Technology and Innovation's Impact on Supply & Demand 

  • Examining technological advancements in mining, processing, and recycling critical minerals 

  • How innovations like battery recycling and alternative materials impact demand projections 

  • Adapting to evolving trends in clean energy and electric mobility 

Strategic Market Positioning and Scenario Planning 

  • Developing market strategies based on global supply-demand dynamics 

  • Scenario planning for short-term and long-term shifts in critical minerals markets 

  • Identifying and capitalizing on emerging markets and opportunities 

Participants will leave this masterclass with the insights necessary to anticipate global trends and navigate the shifting landscape of critical minerals demand and supply, ensuring their strategies remain adaptive and competitive in a dynamic market. 

09:00
Masterclass
22 July - Pre-conference Masterclasses

Masterclass B: Structuring Investment Pitch Plans

22 July - Pre-conference Masterclasses
Masterclass

Masterclass B: Structuring Investment Pitch Plans

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The pre-conference masterclass provides attendees with morning and afternoon tea breaks and a 1-hour lunch break allowing for extra networking opportunities and in-depth learning. 

The masterclass starts at 9:00 and finishes at 17:00. 

This intensive one-day masterclass is designed for project developers and business leaders in the critical minerals sector seeking to craft compelling, strategic investment pitches. Participants will explore the key elements of successful pitch plans, learn to articulate the value proposition of critical minerals projects, and understand how to communicate effectively with investors, partners, and stakeholders. 

Key Takeaways & Learning Outcomes: 

Building a Robust Investment Pitch Plan 
  • Defining clear investment goals and objectives 

  • Crafting a persuasive narrative for critical minerals projects 

  • Identifying key financial and operational metrics that investors value 

  • Addressing risk factors and mitigations specific to the critical minerals sector

Understanding Investor Needs and Expectations 
  • Analysing different types of investors in the critical minerals sector 

  • Aligning your pitch with the priorities of various investor profiles (e.g., private equity, venture capital, government grants) 

  • Crafting pitch decks that speak to both financial return and strategic value

Market Research and Supply Chain Considerations 
  • Evaluating global demand trends for critical minerals 

  • Positioning projects within the broader supply chain context 

  • Assessing supply risk and ensuring resilience in your pitch

Financial Modelling and Valuation Techniques 
  • Building and presenting clear financial projections for critical minerals projects 

  • Identifying key drivers of value in critical minerals extraction, processing, and commercialization 

  • Structuring the financial elements of your pitch to support a compelling investment case

Stakeholder Engagement and Communication 
  • Tailoring the pitch to different audiences (investors, government agencies, stakeholders)

  • Navigating the regulatory landscape and environmental considerations in the pitch

  • Effective negotiation tactics to secure buy-in from potential investors

Participants will leave this masterclass with the tools and techniques to create well-rounded, compelling investment pitch plans that address the critical factors investors are looking for in the rapidly evolving critical minerals sector.
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