Highlights
- BluGlass to present and exhibit at Semiconductor Australia 2026 in Sydney on Thursday, 22 October
- Managing Director Jim Haden to present and Chair Omer Granit to participate in an expert panel
- Investors can attend in person or virtually
Global semiconductor developer, BluGlass Limited will present and exhibit at Semiconductor Australia 2026 on Thursday, 22 October 2026 in Sydney.
BluGlass Managing Director Jim Haden is scheduled to present at 2.14pm AEDT, followed by Chair Omer Granit’s participation in an expert panel discussion at 2.30pm AEDT.
The Company will also host an exhibition booth, providing attendees with an opportunity to meet the team and discuss its semiconductor laser technology and commercial applications.
Semiconductor Australia brings together the nation’s deep-tech innovators, industry experts, policy makers, and the investor community to explore opportunities to secure Australia’s semiconductor future.
In addition to BluGlass, participants will also hear from ASX-listed and private semiconductor, quantum, defence and photonics companies about the unique investment opportunity Australia’s homegrown industry presents.
The one-day programme features keynote addresses and panel discussions with:
- Dr Cathy Foley AO PSM, Semiconductor Australia Patron and Chair of the Australian Manufacturing Readiness Facility;
- Martijn Wilder AM, Chair of the Australian Government’s National Reconstruction Fund Corporation;
- Dr Larry Marshall, Lead Independent Director of Fortescue Innovation;
- E. Vasyl Myroshnychenko, Ambassador of Ukraine to Australia; and
- The Hon. Anoulack Chanthivong, NSW Minister for Innovation, Science and Technology.
The conference is being held at Ilumina, 1 Elizabeth Street Sydney. Investors can register to attend in-person or virtually at https://www.semiconductoraustralia.com/info
Commenting on the conference, BluGlass Chair Omer Granit said: “As a pioneer in Australia’s semiconductor sector, BluGlass is committed to improving investor understanding of these technologies and their growing importance across defence, quantum computing, artificial intelligence, healthcare and advanced manufacturing.”
“Semiconductor Australia provides an opportunity to connect Australian innovation with the investment and industry partnerships needed to translate technical progress into commercial outcomes.”
“While BluGlass is no longer a majority shareholder in Semiconductor Australia, we look forward to participating in this year’s conference and contributing to discussions on advancing Australia’s semiconductor industry.”
This announcement has been approved for release by the Board of BluGlass Limited.
