AAMN – Explore Additive Manufacturing Opportunities For Your Business:
Technology, Expertise & Collaborative Opportunities
Join the Australian Additive Manufacturing Network (AAMN) at RMIT University for an exclusive industry event exploring the technologies, capabilities and opportunities shaping the future of additive manufacturing.
Hosted at RMIT’s Advanced Manufacturing Precinct, attendees will hear from RMIT experts, discover current research and industry applications, and tour the facility to see additive manufacturing technology in action.
You’ll also learn more about AAMN’s role in connecting Australia’s additive manufacturing ecosystem, alongside insights from the Australian Manufacturing Cooperative Research Centre (AMCRC) on its activities and opportunities for industry collaboration.
Whether you’re already exploring additive manufacturing or curious about its potential for your organisation, this is an opportunity to see the technology, connect with experts and discover what’s possible.
What to expect
- During the morning, attendees will have the opportunity to:
- Explore RMIT’s Advanced Manufacturing Precinct and additive manufacturing facilities.
- See additive manufacturing equipment and capabilities firsthand.
- Hear from RMIT specialists about additive manufacturing research, technology and industry applications.
- Learn more about the Australian additive manufacturing ecosystem and the role of AAMN.
- Discover opportunities available to industry through AMCRC.
- Ask questions directly of experts working within advanced and additive manufacturing.
- Connect and network with other organisations interested in the future of manufacturing.
Important information
Closed toe shoes and long pants or leg covering attire is required.
Ticket Information
Spaces are limited, and this is an opportunity not to be missed. Reserve your place today and experience firsthand the innovation shaping our industry.
NOTICE OF AMTIL ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
NOTICE IS GIVEN that the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Company will be
held at
9:30am, 13 October 2026, to be held at Bosch, 1555 Centre Road Clayton VIC 3168. (The event will commence at 8:00am with breakfast and guests at 8:30).
A live stream will commence from 9:30am.
You are receiving this message as the “primary contact” and person who holds the vote for your member company. One vote is available per member company. If you wish to delegate your company’s vote, please complete a proxy (see below).
ORDINARY BUSINESS
Financial Report
To receive the financial statements, directors’ and auditor’s report for the Company for the year ended 30 June 2026.
Members can view the Annual Financial Report (financial statements, directors’ and auditor’s report for the Company for the year ended 30 June 2026) in its entirety – click here.
Composition of Board
The following members retired from the Board in accordance with the Constitution:
Annaliese Kloe and Joshua Wigley (who was appointed to fill a casual vacancy February 2026). The following 2 (two) nominations were received to fill (two) vacancies:
- Annaliese Kloe
- Joshua Wigley
Members can view the biography of the nominated members – click here.
Resolution 1: Re-Election of Director – Annaliese Kloe
To consider and if thought fit, to pass the following resolution as an ordinary resolution:
That Annaliese Kloe, who retires by rotation in accordance with clause 21.2 of the Constitution of AMTIL, being eligible and offering themselves for re-election, be re-elected as a Director of the Company for a three-year term.
Resolution 2: Re-Election of Director – Joshua Wigley
To consider and if thought fit, to pass the following resolution as an ordinary resolution:
That Joshua Wigley, who was appointed to fill a causal vacancy in accordance with clause 25.4 of the Constitution of AMTIL, being eligible and offering themselves for election under clause 21.2, be elected as a Director of the Company for a three-year term.
OTHER INFORMATION
VOTING ENTITLEMENTS
For the purpose of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) and determining a person’s entitlement to attend and vote at the annual general meeting, a person will be recognised as the ‘primary contact’ of financial member company if that person and company is registered as a member at 5:00pm AEST on 13 September 2026. All members companies are eligible to have a primary contact (and therefore a vote).
ATTENDANCE
The 2026 AMTIL annual general meeting will be held at 9:30am, 13 October 2026, to be held at Bosch, 1555 Centre Road Clayton VIC 3168. (Breakfast commencing at 8:00am and guest a guest speaker at 8:30am). All members are encouraged to participate.
To register your attendance, complete the confirmation of attendance by 5:00pm AEST on 10 October 2026 – click here to register your attendance and to advise if you are attending in person or via the live stream.
LIVE STREAM
The AGM will be live streamed from 9:30 – 10:30 am. However, live voting will not be available online and a proxy must be completed in advance to register a vote.
To register your attendance, complete the confirmation of attendance by 5:00pm AEST on 10 October 2026 – click here to register your attendance and to advise if you are attending in person or via the live stream.
PROXY
A proxy form accompanies this notice. Any member entitled to attend and vote at the meeting is entitled to appoint a proxy. A proxy must be a member of the Company. A member may not appoint more than one proxy.
To be a valid proxy form it must be returned to the Company by 9:30am AEST on 11 October 2026 (48 hours prior to the general meeting). To download the Proxy Form – click here.
Enquiries can be made via CEO@AMTIL.com.au or calling the AMTIL office on (03) 9800 3666.
AMTIL Policy Roundtable – Victoria
Building on AMTIL’s Census, member roundtable discussions will be held in each major state to explore the policy issues keeping advanced manufacturing and supplier company leaders awake at night.
Express your interest in connecting with other business leaders and contributing to the discussion on the issues of most concern as we build on the emerging themes that AMTIL’s online Census has revealed.
Take part and help shape where AMTIL focuses its efforts on behalf of the sector.
Spaces are limited. Express your interest now: policy@amtil.com.au
These policy roundtables are kindly supported by AMTIL’s Corporate Partner, William Buck.
AMTIL Policy Roundtable – Queensland
Building on AMTIL’s Census, member roundtable discussions will be held in each major state to explore the policy issues keeping advanced manufacturing and supplier company leaders awake at night.
Express your interest in connecting with other business leaders and contributing to the discussion on the issues of most concern as we build on the emerging themes that AMTIL’s online Census has revealed.
Take part and help shape where AMTIL focuses its efforts on behalf of the sector.
Spaces are limited. Express your interest now: policy@amtil.com.au
These policy roundtables are kindly supported by AMTIL’s Corporate Partner, William Buck.
AMTIL Policy Roundtable – New South Wales
Building on AMTIL’s Census, member roundtable discussions will be held in each major state to explore the policy issues keeping advanced manufacturing and supplier company leaders awake at night.
Express your interest in connecting with other business leaders and contributing to the discussion on the issues of most concern as we build on the emerging themes that AMTIL’s online Census has revealed.
Take part and help shape where AMTIL focuses its efforts on behalf of the sector.
Spaces are limited. Express your interest now: policy@amtil.com.au
These policy roundtables are kindly supported by AMTIL’s Corporate Partner, William Buck.
AMTIL Policy Roundtable – Western Australia
Building on AMTIL’s Census, member roundtable discussions will be held in each major state to explore the policy issues keeping advanced manufacturing and supplier company leaders awake at night.
Express your interest in connecting with other business leaders and contributing to the discussion on the issues of most concern as we build on the emerging themes that AMTIL’s online Census has revealed.
Take part and help shape where AMTIL focuses its efforts on behalf of the sector.
Spaces are limited. Express your interest now: policy@amtil.com.au
These policy roundtables are kindly supported by AMTIL’s Corporate Partner, William Buck.
AMTIL Policy Roundtable – South Australia
Building on AMTIL’s Census, member roundtable discussions will be held in each major state to explore the policy issues keeping advanced manufacturing and supplier company leaders awake at night.
Express your interest in connecting with other business leaders and contributing to the discussion on the issues of most concern as we build on the emerging themes that AMTIL’s online Census has revealed.
Take part and help shape where AMTIL focuses its efforts on behalf of the sector.
Spaces are limited. Express your interest now: policy@amtil.com.au
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