AMTIL ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

 AMTIL members are invited to join us on Tuesday 13 October 2026 at Bosch Australia in Clayton for the AMTIL Annual General Meeting.

Note: This is a Member Only event.

This year’s AGM is more than a formal meeting. It’s an opportunity to hear directly from respected industry and business leaders, gain insights into the economic environment facing Australian manufacturers, understand the implications of the 2026 Federal Budget, and hear how AMTIL is strengthening its role in policy and advocacy.

It’s also a chance to connect with fellow members over breakfast and hear about AMTIL’s priorities and focus for the next 12–18 months.

Hear from leading voices on the issues affecting Australia’s Manufacturing sector.

To view a copy of the 2025/26 AMTIL Annual Report or for further information about AGM formalities, voting rights or nominating a Proxy, please Click Here.

Key Note Speaker:

Besa Deda – Chief Economist, William Buck

What Comes Next? Economic Insights for Business Leaders

Besa Deda is a highly regarded economist and thought leader, bringing valuable perspective on the economic outlook and the factors influencing business decision-making. Her presentation will explore the broader economic environment and what business leaders should be watching as they plan for the year ahead.

Andrew Wain – Tax Services Manager, William Buck

2026 Federal Budget & Its Implications for Trusts

Andrew Wain will provide an overview of the implications of the 2026 Federal Budget for trusts, with practical insights to help businesses understand the changes and navigate the current financial and economic environment.

Karen Parr – Director, Policy & Government Affairs, AMTIL

Advocating with Purpose, Impact and Influence

AMTIL has established a dedicated Policy & Advocacy Branch to strengthen our representation of the advanced manufacturing technologies sector.

Karen will outline AMTIL’s approach to policy and advocacy, how we will engage with governments and decision-makers, and how members can contribute their experiences and perspectives to help ensure the industry’s voice is heard.

We look forward to welcoming AMTIL members for an informative morning and an important conversation about the future of Australian manufacturing.

For further information or to register your attendance, please click to register. Please register your attendance by 5:00pm AEST, Friday 9 October 2026.