Save the Date — Tuesday 15th September

The New York PGM Lectures 2026 will convene leaders from across the platinum group metals and critical minerals value chain. Known for informed debate and independent thinking, the Lectures have long been a trusted forum for the global PGM community. This annual gathering provides producers, refiners, fabricators, end-users, investors, and policymakers with the opportunity to examine the strategic forces shaping PGM and critical mineral markets, emerging technologies, and evolving geopolitical dynamics.

The event offers a unique setting for open, evidence-based discussions grounded in clarity and a long-term perspective. Participants value the opportunity to step back from operational pressures and reflect on the broader shifts that influence investment, resilience, and the direction of future applications.

PGMs continue to support progress in clean energy, low-carbon transport, chemical processing and high-reliability manufacturing, underpinning innovation across multiple industrial frontiers. As emerging applications gain traction and established markets change, the sector faces complex questions that reach beyond simple supply and demand. Geopolitical uncertainty, resource security and shifting policy frameworks increasingly shape strategic choices. Decisions made now will influence investment pathways, operational robustness, and environmental outcomes for years to come. The Lectures aim to support this conversation with insight, rigour and strategic focus.

We invite participants from every part of the value chain to join us in exploring the pressures and opportunities that define the next chapter for PGMs. Your expertise is central to this dialogue. Collaboration and shared understanding can help build a clearer view of what is possible, what is needed and where coordinated action can drive meaningful progress.

Please reserve Tuesday 15 September 2026. Further details will follow in due course. We warmly welcome expressions of interest in attending or supporting the Lectures, and encourage you to contact the organising team so we can keep you in the loop as the programme materialises.