Precious Metals & Critical Minerals Investor Conference Presentations Now Accessible On-Demand for 90 Days

Presentations from the Precious Metals & Critical Minerals Virtual Investor Conference, held July 22nd and 23rd, are now available for free on-demand viewing, according to Toronto Sun. The conference was hosted by Virtual Investor Conferences (VIC), which calls itself the leading proprietary investor conference series. Investors and industry watchers can watch the recordings 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, for the next 90 days.
The timing matters for investors eyeing precious metals like gold and silver, as well as critical minerals used in batteries and clean energy technology. Companies that presented are also accepting one-on-one meeting requests from investors through July 28th, National Post reported.
The July 22nd and 23rd event brought together companies focused on precious metals — think gold, silver, and platinum — and critical minerals like lithium, cobalt, and rare earths. These materials are in high demand for electric vehicles, semiconductors, and energy storage. The conference gave smaller mining and exploration companies a chance to pitch directly to investors without the cost of a traditional in-person event, according to Brantford Expositor.
All presentations are now available for download as well as streaming, National Post noted. That means investors who missed the live event can still review company pitches, financial data, and project updates at their own pace. The 90-day window gives plenty of time to do that research.
Beyond the recorded presentations, select companies are still open to direct investor meetings. Those requests must be submitted by July 28th, according to Chatham Daily News. This is a key feature of the VIC platform — it lets investors schedule targeted, private conversations with company management rather than just watching a pre-recorded pitch.
That kind of direct access is rare in traditional conference formats, where face time with executives is limited. VIC says its platform is built specifically to make those connections faster and easier for both sides.
VIC's model strips away travel costs and scheduling conflicts that come with in-person events. Companies can add dynamic video content to their presentations, making them more engaging than a standard slide deck, The Province reported. For junior mining companies with tight budgets, that is a big advantage.
Precious metals and critical minerals are hot topics right now. Gold has traded near record highs in 2025. Demand for lithium and other battery materials is climbing as electric vehicle production grows. Conferences like this one give smaller players a platform to reach investors who are actively looking for exposure to these sectors, according to Fort McMurray Today.
Viewers can access the full library of presentations through the Virtual Investor Conferences website. No travel or registration fee is required to watch. The recordings are free and available around the clock for 90 days from the conference date, according to Leader Post. That window runs through mid-October 2025.
Investors interested in scheduling a one-on-one meeting with a presenting company should act fast. The deadline to request those meetings is July 28th, Recorder noted. After that date, the direct-access window closes, though the recorded presentations remain available.
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