Investor Access Day at Mines in Vines opens

Mines in the Vines opens registration for its Investor Access Day on 1 October 2026, offering a day‑long forum where Australian resource firms can meet a curated audience of capital providers in a vineyard setting.

Event details and schedule

The gathering will take place at the Jackalope Hotel on the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria. Doors open at 10:00 a.m. and the programme runs until 4:00 p.m., mixing formal presentations with informal networking.

Organisers describe the venue as “as much a vineyard as it is a conference room,” hoping the relaxed backdrop encourages candid dialogue.

The vineyard backdrop adds a relaxed feel.

Presenting companies

Five listed firms are slated to speak:

• Litchfield Minerals Limited (ASX: LMS) – Managing Director Matthew Pustahya
• Eastern Gas Corporation Limited (ASX: EGA) – Managing Director David Spring
• Kalamazoo Resources Limited (ASX: KZR) – CEO Andrew McDougall
• Alma Metals Limited (ASX: ALM) – Managing Director Frazer Tabeart
• Krakatoa Resources Limited (ASX: KTA) – CEO Mark Major

Each leader will outline project status, strategic direction and upcoming catalysts, followed by a chance for the audience to ask follow‑up questions.

After the briefings, participants can move to a relaxed area where informal conversations often spark deeper insight into each company’s long‑term plans.

In the broader context, events that blend sector‑specific content with lifestyle venues aim to differentiate themselves from typical boardroom briefings, potentially widening the pool of interested capital.

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Access model and media partnership

The format pairs high‑quality company briefings with a setting designed for genuine conversation. Founder Nathan Lodge said, “Mines in the Vines is about creating genuine access. Investors want the opportunity to hear directly from management, ask questions and better understand the people, projects and strategy behind the company.”

Lodge added, “By bringing investors and management together in a more relaxed environment, we can create meaningful conversations and relationships that extend well beyond the presentation itself.”

The day is supported by Australian Resources Investment, a mining journal that will extend coverage of the presentations across the national resources community.

Reporters from the journal plan to publish concise summaries of each talk, allowing stakeholders who cannot attend to stay informed.

Registration and capacity

Attendance is limited; interested participants are urged to pre‑register online. The registration link provides a simple form to secure a seat.

Prospective attendees must complete the online form before seats fill, as capacity is limited.

The curated audience includes institutional investors, family offices and venture capital groups that focus on natural‑resource opportunities.

Pre‑register for the Investor Access Day now to ensure entry.