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    IMARC 2026: critical minerals, automation and electrification insights for engineers

    October 9, 2026|

    Reviewed by Tom Sullivan

    First reported on International Mining – News

    30 Second Briefing

    Australia’s Resources Minister Madeleine King is using IMARC 2026 in Sydney to position the country as a central hub in global critical minerals supply chains, with a strong focus on lithium, nickel and rare earths projects. The event is expected to draw thousands of delegates and several hundred exhibitors across exploration, mine automation and downstream processing, including OEMs showcasing autonomous haulage fleets and OEM-agnostic fleet management systems. For engineers, the agenda signals continued investment in electrified mobile equipment, high-throughput ore sorting and low-carbon refining technologies.

    Technical Brief

    • IMARC 2026 in Sydney is framed as a showcase for “stable and reliable” critical mineral chains.

    Our Take

    IMARC’s Sydney setting and focus on critical material themes aligns with recent coverage of a looming “space race” for critical minerals, where Rohitesh Dhawan has flagged faster state-backed project approvals as a likely outcome; operators attending 2026 should expect more government-side dealmaking and policy signalling on site.

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