Michael Kukulka in the media

‘Speculate in bitcoin, hoard gold’: Precious metal’s value soars

Michael Kukulka, CEO of Australian Gold Capital, contributed commentary to the Sydney Morning Herald’s March 2024 coverage of rising gold prices and changing investor behaviour.

The article examines growing interest in physical gold, investor demand and the role of precious metals during periods of economic uncertainty.

Federal Court finds NAB fraud secrecy claim had ‘air of a Kafka novel’

The Australian Financial Review reported on Federal Court proceedings involving Australian Gold Capital and National Australia Bank, including restrictions on the company’s banking facilities and questions surrounding the disclosure of confidential fraud-related information.

The article highlights the difficulties businesses can face when challenging banking restrictions without access to the information underlying those decisions.

Australia’s Gold Market Loses Momentum

Michael Kukulka shared his observations with Gold Coast publication The GC Minute on conditions in Australia’s precious metals market following an exceptionally strong period of bullion demand.

Drawing on his experience leading Australian Gold Capital, Michael discussed changing customer activity, movements in gold prices and the subsequent cooling in demand.

Australia’s lust for gold wanes

Commentary from Michael on changing bullion demand, precious-metals trading conditions and banking issues affecting Australia’s bullion industry.

Michael and Australian Gold Capital also support community and sporting organisations through the group’s businesses and partnerships.

Northcliffe Surf Life Saving Club members on the beach beneath a Northcliffe SLSC tent

BMD Northcliffe Surf Life Saving Club

$6,000 Gold Bullion Fundraising Raffle

Following their relocation to the Gold Coast, Michael Kukulka and his family became members of BMD Northcliffe Surf Life Saving Club.

Through Australian Gold Capital, Michael supported the club’s fundraising efforts by donating gold and silver bullion prizes for its $6,000 raffle, drawn on 20 November 2026.

Surf lifesaving clubs play an important role in keeping Australia’s beaches safe and supporting local families. The donation reflects Michael’s commitment to supporting the Gold Coast community.

La Trobe University Volleyball Club players in red and black uniforms gathered on an indoor volleyball court

La Trobe University Volleyball Club

Supporting Community Sport – 2026 Season

Michael Kukulka, CEO of Australian Gold Capital, supported La Trobe University Volleyball Club through Melbourne Gold Company’s donation of a one-ounce gold bullion prize for the club’s 2026 fundraising raffle.

Michael also attended the club’s end-of-season celebration in September 2026, where he personally presented the gold prize to the winner.

The sponsorship helped support the club’s fundraising activities and reflects a commitment to supporting local sporting organisations and community initiatives.