The WA Mining Conference and Exhibition (WA Mining Expo 2026) is ramping up and has officially sold more than 80 per cent of the exhibition floor.
As demand continues to build across the resources sector, a strong line-up of industry players have already confirmed for Western Australia’s leading mining marketplace, including Glencore, Fortescue, REMA TIP TOP, Blackwoods, and Treadwell Group, ensuring high-value engagement across operators, procurement leaders, and supply chain partners.
The strong uptake reflects continued confidence in face-to-face engagement, with companies prioritising in-person opportunities to showcase innovation within the Western Australian region.
A key feature for 2026 will be the Mining Pavilion, bringing together some of the industry’s most influential names under one dedicated feature space. Leading organisations such as, Glencore and Fortescue will feature in the pavilion, creating a high-profile hub for collaboration, innovation, and strategic engagement across the sector.
WA Mining continues to unite the full breadth of the industry, from major producers and tier-one operators through to technology innovators and specialist service providers, delivering a high-impact environment where conversations turn into partnerships.
Prime Creative Media relationship manager – mining events said demand this year has been exceptionally strong.
“There has been an outstanding response from industry to secure space at WA Mining Expo 2026. After selling out in 2024 and 2025, it’s no surprise exhibitors are moving early to secure their place,” Todesco said.
“With Hancock Iron Ore as a mining partner and having companies like Glencore and Fortescue involved brings a huge amount of energy and draws the sector together in a powerful way.”
WA Mining 2026 is set to deliver a dynamic showcase of mining innovation, equipment, services and technology shaping the future of the sector, alongside premium networking and business development opportunities, including, networking drinks, premium lounges and the prospect awards.
With limited floor space remaining, organisers are encouraging companies not to delay securing their position.
