presents
The first Mining Forum Australia. Three days of unmediated 1x1 Meetings, management presentations and networking that bring mining companies together with the institutional investors who back them. Built by the team behind the world's leading events that match global capital with global mining. Invitation-only, not-for-profit and free of conflicts of interest. No bank owns the agenda. No broker owns the room.
Why Australia. Why now.
Australian producers and developers have become a fixture of Mining Forum Americas and Mining Forum Europe, the mining investment forums that Denver Gold Group has run for decades. The investors who meet them there asked for the same forum closer to the companies. This is it.
ASX-listed producers and developers have taken up the Mining Forums in Zürich and Colorado Springs in remarkable numbers, a measure of how accomplished the country's mining sector has become. Australian capital markets are now financing projects around the world, and offshore companies are following that capital to Australia. Sydney brings both together.
The ASX, Martin Place and the major banks and buy-side offices are all a short walk from the Hilton. Investors can join for a session, a day or the full programme, and Melbourne's deep buy-side is a short flight away.
Late October sits clear of Diggers & Dealers, the northern-hemisphere conference cluster and the ASX blackout. It is the right week for an institutional grade mining investment event on Australia's East Coast.
Already in the room
Of the 217 companies in Denver Gold Group membership today, these are the ones listed on the ASX, operating in Australia, or both. Many have presented in Colorado Springs or Zürich. Sydney brings the programme to them.
| Company | Ticker | Stage | Minerals | Australian connection | Market cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Newmont | NEM:US | Producer | Gold, Copper | Operations / Investments | A$198.2B |
| Zijin Mining | 601899:CN | Producer | Copper, Gold | Operations / Investments | A$190.2B |
| Agnico Eagle Mines Limited | AEM:CN | Producer | Gold, Silver | Operations / Investments | A$151.2B |
| Gold Fields Ltd. | GFI:SJ | Producer | Gold, Copper | Operations / Investments | A$60.3B |
| Shandong Gold | 600547:CN | Producer | Gold | Operations / Investments | A$37.3B |
| Northern Star Resources Ltd | NST:AU | Producer | Gold | ASXOperations | A$33.2B |
| Evolution Mining | EVN:AU | Producer | Gold, Copper | ASXOperations | A$30.7B |
| Harmony | HAR:SJ | Producer | Gold, Copper | Operations / Investments | A$17.9B |
| Triple Flag | TFPM:CN | Royalty / Streaming | Gold, Silver | Operations / Investments | A$10.3B |
| Genesis Minerals Limited | GMD:AU | Producer | Gold | ASXOperations | A$9.9B |
| Perseus Mining | PRU:AU | Producer | Gold | ASX | A$9.0B |
| Greatland Resources | GGP:AU | Producer | Gold, Copper | ASXOperations | A$7.9B |
| Ramelius Resources Limited | RMS:AU | Producer | Gold | ASXOperations | A$7.6B |
| Vault Minerals | VAU:AU | Producer | Gold, Copper | ASXOperations | A$7.1B |
| Regis Resources Ltd | RRL:AU | Producer | Gold | ASXOperations | A$6.5B |
| Westgold Resources Limited | WGX:AU | Producer | Gold | ASXOperations | A$6.1B |
| PDI Gold | PDI:AU | Producer | Gold | ASX | A$4.4B |
| West African Resources Ltd | WAF:AU | Producer | Gold | ASX | A$4.4B |
| Southern Cross Gold Consolidated | SXGC:CN | Explorer (advanced) | Gold, Antimony / Stibnite | Operations / Investments | A$3.4B |
| Resolute Mining Limited | RSG:AU | Producer | Gold | ASX | A$3.1B |
| Ora Banda Mining Limited | OBM:AU | Producer | Gold | ASXOperations | A$3.1B |
| Bellevue Gold | BGL:AU | Producer | Gold | ASXOperations | A$2.5B |
| Elemental Royalty | ELE:CN | Royalty / Streaming | Gold, Copper | Operations / Investments | A$2.0B |
| Minerals 260 | MI6:AU | Developer (construction/feasibility) | Gold | ASXOperations | A$1.9B |
| Catalyst Metals | CYL:AU | Producer | Gold | ASXOperations | A$1.8B |
| Gold.com | GOLD:US | Bullion Dealer | Gold, Silver | Operations / Investments | A$1.7B |
| Kingsgate | KCN:AU | Producer | Gold, Silver | ASX | A$1.5B |
| Silex Systems Limited | SLX:AU | Developer (construction/feasibility) | Uranium | ASXOperations | A$1.4B |
| Metalla Royalty & Streaming | MTA | Royalty / Streaming | Gold, Copper | Operations / Investments | A$1.4B |
| FireFly Metals | FFM:AU | Explorer (advanced) | Copper, Gold | ASXOperations | A$1.4B |
| Alkane Resources | ALK:AU | Producer | Gold, Antimony / Stibnite | ASXOperations | A$1.2B |
| Gold Royalty Corp. | GROY:US | Royalty / Streaming | Gold, Copper | Operations / Investments | A$1.1B |
| Pantoro Gold Limited | PNR:AU | Producer | Gold, Silver | ASXOperations | A$1.1B |
| St Barbara Ltd. | SBM:AU | Producer | Gold | ASX | A$922M |
| Turaco Gold | TCG:AU | Explorer (advanced) | Gold | ASX | A$891M |
| Rox Resources | RXL:AU | Developer (construction/feasibility) | Gold | ASXOperations | A$832M |
| Black Cat Syndicate Ltd | BC8:AU | Producer | Gold, Antimony / Stibnite | ASXOperations | A$816M |
| Aeris Resources Limited | AIS:AU | Producer | Copper, Gold | ASXOperations | A$759M |
| Brightstar Resources Limited | BTR:AU | Producer | Gold | ASXOperations | A$642M |
| Chalice Mining | CHN:AU | Developer (construction/feasibility) | Palladium, Nickel | ASXOperations | A$515M |
| Andean Silver Ltd | ASL:AU | Explorer | Silver | ASX | A$515M |
| Vista Gold Corp. | VGZ | Developer (construction/feasibility) | Gold, Silver | Operations / Investments | A$487M |
| Metro Mining Limited | MMI:AU | Producer | Aluminum / Bauxite | ASXOperations | A$421M |
| Meeka Metals Limited | MEK:AU | Producer | Gold | ASXOperations | A$394M |
| Silver Mines Limited | SVL:AU | Developer (construction/feasibility) | Silver, Zinc | ASXOperations | A$360M |
| Maritana Minerals | MRT:AU | Producer | Gold, Silver | ASXOperations | A$305M |
| Boab Metals Limited | BML:AU | Developer (construction/feasibility) | Silver | ASXOperations | A$274M |
| Tolu Minerals Limited | TOK:AU | Producer | Gold, Silver | ASX | A$249M |
| Sinclair Gold | SGC:AU | Explorer (early-stage) | Gold, Copper | ASXOperations | A$249M |
| Waratah Minerals | WTM:AU | Explorer (early-stage) | Gold, Copper | ASXOperations | A$235M |
| Gateway Mining Limited | GML:AU | Explorer (advanced) | Gold | ASXOperations | A$221M |
| Strickland Metals Limited | STK:AU | Explorer (advanced) | Gold, Copper | ASXOperations | A$219M |
| Austral Resources | AR1:AU | Producer | Copper | ASXOperations | A$204M |
| Tesoro Gold | TSO:AU | Developer (PEA/scoping) | Gold | ASX | A$176M |
| Sun Silver | SS1:AU | Developer (PEA/scoping) | Silver, Gold | ASX | A$171M |
| Caravel Minerals | CVV:AU | Developer (construction/feasibility) | Copper, Molybdenum | ASXOperations | A$165M |
| Peninsula Energy Limited | PEN:AU | Producer | Uranium | ASX | A$163M |
| Investigator Silver | IVR:AU | Developer (PEA/scoping) | Silver | ASXOperations | A$147M |
| Golden Horse Minerals | GHM:AU | Explorer (early-stage) | Gold, Lithium | ASXOperations | A$93M |
| Bellavista Resources | BVR:AU | Explorer (advanced) | Gold, Copper | ASXOperations | A$73M |
| MATSA RESOURCES | MAT:AU | Producer | Gold, Lithium | ASXOperations | A$46M |
| Vertex Minerals | VTX:AU | Producer | Gold | ASXOperations | A$38M |
| Adavale Resources Limited | ADD:AU | Explorer (advanced) | Gold, Copper | ASXOperations | A$15M |
Market capitalisations in Australian dollars from the Denver Gold Group member data feed as at 3 September 2026; companies listed outside Australia are converted at the feed's rate of A$1.4418 per US dollar. Stage, commodities and countries of operation are as declared by each member company.
Independent by design
Denver Gold Group is a not-for-profit industry association. It does not underwrite, broker, trade or publish research. The only thing it sells is a seat in the room, and the only thing it optimises is the quality of the meetings and the overall experience with the highest production values in the industry.
Ranked with the bulge bracket
Nasdaq profiles the investors who attend every major basic materials conference by the assets they manage and the length of their investment horizon. Every other event on the chart is run by an investment bank. Mining Forum Americas is the exception, and it sits where issuers want to be: larger, longer-horizon capital.
Driven by 1x1 Meetings
Every DGG forum runs on private meetings between C-Suite representatives from leading mining companies and qualified institutional investors complemented by family offices and high net worth individuals. Unlike nearly every other investment conference, those meetings are multilateral, unlimited and unmediated. That is how the leading mining investment forums in the world are built, and Sydney will be built the same way.
Any participant can request any other. Investors meet companies, companies meet investors, and both meet the sell-side. Nobody is confined to one bank's client list.
There is no cap on requests and no cap on meetings. The schedule fills as far as diaries allow, across every session, meal and break.
No banker in the room and no organiser choosing who meets whom. Requests go straight from one side to the other, and the answer comes straight back.
Qualified institutional investors browse participating companies and request the meetings they want, ranked by priority.
Management teams review requests and accept. Both sides see who they are meeting before they board a plane.
DGG's own event management system resolves every request into a conflict-free timetable around presentations, meals and travel.
Presentations are webcast and archived. Contact details, attendance and meeting records are in every delegate's hands when they leave.
Proprietary to Denver Gold Group
Every other conference sends an invoice and a thank-you note. Denver Gold Group sends a score. The Relative Return on Event Investment tells each member company how efficiently its participation converted into investor engagement, shareholder representation, digital reach and market response.
Size-adjusted 1x1 Meeting demand and conversion
Share of the register held by attending investors
Size-adjusted webcast viewing minutes
Event-week return in excess of the sector benchmark
Standardise. Each of the four indices is measured against the cohort of member companies at the same forum, with the cohort mean set at 100 and one standard deviation equal to 25 points. Meeting and webcast inputs are adjusted for company size first, so a major producer and a single-asset explorer are each judged on what they achieved at their scale.
Blend. The four indices combine into a weighted core score.
Adjust, within bounds. Four factors shift the core score by at most a bounded number of points to give the final RREI:
Sydney member companies will receive their RREI after the forum, on the same basis as Mining Forum Americas and Mining Forum Europe. Every score is relative to the event cohort, transparent to the company it describes, and confidential to it.
Relative Return on Event Investment (RREI), its indices and its methodology are proprietary to Denver Gold Group, Inc. © 2026 Denver Gold Group, Inc. All rights reserved. The model may not be reproduced, adapted or applied without Denver Gold Group’s written permission.
The format
A two-and-a-half-day pattern that facilitates Monday travel for international attendees and hands delegates a clean Friday for regional mine tours. Two presentation rooms, meetings throughout, a reception and a dinner.
Programme outline for planning purposes. Session times and the full agenda will be published with registration.
Sydney, at the centre
488 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000. Five minutes on foot from Martin Place, steps from the ASX and the George Street banks, with four dedicated event floors and the largest meeting-room count of any CBD hotel.
Phase one
Registration opens in 2027. Tell us who you are and we will keep you ahead of the queue: founding company slots, investor accreditation and partnership conversations all start here.