Advanced Energy Minerals (ASX: AEM)
Live Investor Briefing
Tuesday 7th April, 12pm (AEST)
Please join AEM’s Executive Chairman Richard Seville and Managing Director and CEO Michael Adams for a live Q&A.
In this session, Richard will discuss:
- How their robust customer pipeline continues to expand as their market presence increases.
- How they are uniquely positioned to fill an expanding supply gap as the world transitions to AI & electrification.
- Their deep moat in the High Purity Alumina market.
This should be a fascinating session with Richard Seville, well known to Australian investors for building lithium producer Orocobre from its $7 million float to a $4 billion-plus merger with Galaxy Resources. Michael Adams, who has spent over 40 years delivering major industrial infrastructure projects across Asia and beyond and has been on the ground at Cap-Chat since 2021 turning AEM into a commercial-scale producer.
This is a live and interactive online session, and participants are encouraged to ask questions. Don’t miss out, spots are limited.
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FEATURED SPEAKERS
Richard Seville
Executive Chairman
Successful MD/CEO or ED of various ASX, TSX or AIM listed companies over 25 years. 12 years as MD/CEO of lithium producer Allkem ASX:AKE (now Arcadian Lithium), where he cemented major strategic partnerships to take it from a $6m IPO in 2007 to multi $Bn market cap on retirement. Richard continued as a Director until January 2024. He was a Director of OZ Minerals from 2019 to 2024 (takeover by BHP).
Michael Adams
Chief Executive Officer & Management Director
An engineer by profession with over 40 years of experience, Mick has lead AEM since 2021 and been involved in the business since it acquired the Cap-Chat plant and its other Canadian assets in 2020. Prior to AEM, he held senior leadership roles in Europe and Asia for multinational companies such as Trafalgar House, Kvaerner and Gammon Construction where he was principally engaged in developing, financing and building major industrial and infrastructure projects.
He is a past Chairman of the Shanghai Chapter of the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China, and holds an MBA from INSEAD and a Masters degree in Engineering from Cambridge University.
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