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09-09-2026 – 12-09-2026
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Type:Trade showDuration:4 daysStarts:09-09-2026Ends:12-09-2026Place:JakartaEntry:paid
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Mining Indonesia 2026

Trade show

About Mining Indonesia 2026

Mining Indonesia 2026 is Southeast Asia's largest international mining equipment exhibition, providing a professional platform for Indonesia’s mining industry to conduct business. Now in its 24th edition, the show is well-known and respected among industry professionals.

What to Expect

The event attracts industry leaders and key players from the global mining sector, showcasing the latest products and services. Exhibitors present a wide range of equipment for bulk solids handling, processing, and mineral recovery. Visitors can explore innovations in mining machinery, material handling systems, and related industrial solutions.

Venue

The exhibition takes place at the Jakarta International Expo (JIExpo) in Kemayoran, Jakarta. JIExpo is a purpose-built exhibition centre offering up-to-date facilities, making it Indonesia’s premier exhibition venue.

Why Visit?

This is an essential event for anyone involved in the mining and mineral recovery industry, offering unparalleled networking opportunities and insights into the latest technological advancements and market trends in bulk solids and industrial equipment.
Mining Indonesia 2026 09-09-2026 12-09-2026 Jakarta

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