Having sold out its past two instalments, the WA Mining Conference & Exhibition returns with significant momentum.
As Perth’s flagship mining and resources event, last year’s WA Mining Conference & Exhibition (WA Mining) welcomed more than 5500 visitors across two days, with over 155 exhibitors showcasing products and services spanning the entire mining value chain.
Last year’s program was stacked with industry-shaping exhibitors such as Tesla, Veolia, SRO Technology, Kinder Australia, and Motion, alongside attending global giants BHP, Rio Tinto, Fortescue, Newmont, Iluka Resources, and South32.
Tsurumi Pump was another exhibitor in 2025, showcasing a selection of trusted pumps, such as 1000V, stainless steel, single phase, sewage and wastewater pumps.
In 2026, WA Mining will once again feature interactive demonstrations, live equipment displays and hands-on technology showcases, giving visitors the opportunity to see innovation in action, while also featuring the popular Mining Pavilion, providing a dedicated space to engage with mining companies and explore projects shaping the future of WA’s mining sector.
After welcoming representatives from mining companies such as Fortescue, Newmont and Alcoa, and WA Minister for Mines and Petroleum David Michael in 2025, among others, the conference stage promises another jam-packed program, featuring direct insights from industry leaders.
Meanwhile, the exhibition floor will provide a platform for exploring global trends, investment opportunities and cross-border collaboration.
Prime Creative Media show director – mining events Rebecca Todesco said WA Mining is where the state’s industry comes together to create real opportunities.
“We’re thrilled to invite the key players of Western Australia’s resources sector back to Perth for WA Mining,” Todesco said. “The city will once again become a buzzing hub of innovation and progress as the state’s industry unites for two days of networking, knowledge-sharing and celebrating the excellence across the sector.
“We’re already seeing a strong response from exhibitors and attendees alike, and we’re looking forward to another fantastic event.”
WA Mining attracts a diverse audience, including mine managers, engineers, procurement professionals, contractors, consultants and business owners. For suppliers, the exhibition provides direct access to qualified buyers and key stakeholders operating across Western Australia’s mining industry.
With strong industry backing, WA Mining 2026 is set to once again bring together the state’s mining community under one roof. Industry professionals are encouraged to secure their tickets early and be part of the conversations, connections and innovations driving the sector forward.
WA Mining 2026 takes place from September 16–17 in Perth. To exhibit, visit waminingexpo.com.au/exhibit
