NSW presents critical-minerals projects to investors in India and Korea
New South Wales promoted its critical-minerals and high-tech-metals projects through webinars for investors in India and the Republic of Korea. A state government account published on 19 October said about 70 investors across the two markets joined the events.
Event / data period: 2026-10
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Each webinar connected government representatives with five NSW project companies. Presenters covered projects involving copper, gold, rare earth elements, tin and tungsten, among other metals.
The government said NSW has resources or exploration potential for 21 of Australia’s 31 critical minerals. This was an investment presentation by the state; it was not an independent assessment of project resources.
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NSW critical-minerals investment webinars
Official account of investment outreach in two markets.
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Webinars presented to investors
New South Wales promoted its critical-minerals and high-tech-metals projects through webinars for investors in India and the Republic of Korea. A state government account published on 19 October said about 70 investors across the two markets joined the events.
Methodology
NSW Resources release dated 19 October 2026. About 70 is the approximate total across both markets; five companies is stated per webinar.
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- Business enterpriseSuggested
- Preserved editorial category/topic; broad candidate onlywww.resources.nsw.gov.au ↗
- Metal and mineral mining and refiningSuggested
- Subject suggested from the title or summary: mineralswww.resources.nsw.gov.au ↗
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