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Alkane Resources, Aeris Resources and Aurelia Metals are among the New South Wales companies showcasing investment opportunities to investors in India and the Republic of Korea as the state looks to attract international backing for its critical minerals and high-tech metals sector.
NSW Resources delivered a series of international webinars in partnership with Austrade and Investment NSW, connecting around 70 investors across the two markets with government representatives and local project companies.
The sessions featured projects spanning rare earth elements, copper, gold, tungsten, tin and zinc, positioning NSW as a destination for safe, sustainable and responsible mining investment.
Investors were told NSW has resources or exploration potential for 21 of the 31 minerals on Australia’s Critical Minerals List and four of the five minerals on Australia’s Strategic Materials List.
Alongside Alkane, which presented its Boda-Kaiser copper project, Aeris highlighted its Tritton Copper Operations, while Aurelia showcased its Cobar Basin operations. LinQ Minerals presented its Gilmore copper-gold project, Orbit Resources featured the Narraburra rare earths project, and Sky Metals outlined its Tallebung tin-tungsten project.
The India webinar focused on commodities of particular interest to that market, including copper, rare earths and tungsten, while the Korea session showcased opportunities across a broader range of critical minerals and high-tech metals.
NSW Resources said global demand for the commodities is increasing, with the state offering a pipeline of projects ranging from early-stage exploration through to operating mines seeking expansion.
The webinars also promoted the state’s locally-skilled workforce, environmental and regulatory standards and established mining sector.
The webinar series forms part of the NSW Government’s broader efforts to strengthen international partnerships, attract investment and support growth across the state’s minerals sector.
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