AusIMM’s Australian Mining Week to showcase Australia’s global resources leadership

AusIMM’s annual flagship Australian Mining Week has commenced in London, convening decision makers and executives from global mining, finance, government and advisory organisations to showcase Australia’s resources leadership and expertise on the world stage.
Now in its fifth year, AMW is developed and hosted by AusIMM, the peak body and trusted leader for resources professionals.
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AusIMM’s annual flagship Australian Mining Week has commenced in London, convening decision makers and executives from global mining, finance, government and advisory organisations to showcase Australia’s resources leadership and expertise on the world stage.
Now in its fifth year, AMW is developed and hosted by AusIMM, the peak body and trusted leader for resources professionals.
The week, running from October 12-16, will highlight Australia’s resources sector as a trusted supplier, standards leader and destination for resources investment, as well as its role as a catalyst for economic, strategic and scientific development to advance the country’s national interest.
A highlight of the week is AusIMM’s Thought Leadership Series at Australia House (October 13), with guests to be welcomed by The Hon Jay Weatherill AO, Australia’s High Commissioner to the United Kingdom.
The week also includes a one-day Critical Minerals Forum (October 14), the inaugural Western Australia State of Energy Forum (October 15), FINEX 2026 (October 15), plus executive roundtables and networking opportunities.
Together these events position Australia at the centre of international conversations on critical minerals, strategic resources, trusted leadership and future talent, AusIMM says.
AusIMM CEO, Stephen Durkin, FAusIMM, said: “ Australian Mining Week highlights Australia’s world-class resources leadership in an era of economic uncertainty and global competition for strategic resources.
AusIMM’s annual flagship Australian Mining Week has commenced in London, convening decision makers and executives from global mining, finance, government and advisory organisations to showcase Australia’s resources leadership and expertise on the world stage.
Now in its fifth year, AMW is developed and hosted by AusIMM, the peak body and trusted leader for resources professionals.
The week, running from October 12-16, will highlight Australia’s resources sector as a trusted supplier, standards leader and destination for resources investment, as well as its role as a catalyst for economic, strategic and scientific development to advance the country’s national interest.
A highlight of the week is AusIMM’s Thought Leadership Series at Australia House (October 13), with guests to be welcomed by The Hon Jay Weatherill AO, Australia’s High Commissioner to the United Kingdom.
The week also includes a one-day Critical Minerals Forum (October 14), the inaugural Western Australia State of Energy Forum (October 15), FINEX 2026 (October 15), plus executive roundtables and networking opportunities.
Together these events position Australia at the centre of international conversations on critical minerals, strategic resources, trusted leadership and future talent, AusIMM says.
AusIMM CEO, Stephen Durkin, FAusIMM, said: “ Australian Mining Week highlights Australia’s world-class resources leadership in an era of economic uncertainty and global competition for strategic resources.
“In this environment, the leadership of Australia’s resources professionals is more important than ever.
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