MINExpo INTERNATIONAL® Expected to Draw 44,000
February 16, 2024 - On September 24-26, owned and produced by the National Mining Association (NMA), MINExpo INTERNATIONAL® will bring professionals, experts and decision makers together from the global mining industry to work on achieving greater safety and increased productivity in mining. The show floor will feature mining products for underground longwall and continuous mining as well as surface mining, coal preparation and transportation. MINExpo® certainly will have plenty to offer attendees.
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More than 44,000 industry professionals are expected from all over the world and one quarter of them or around 11,000 will be from the coal industry. There are 3 exhibition halls, over 1,900 industry suppliers, and 700,000 square feet of mining equipment and services. A special feature of MINExpo® is always the Technical Program, comprising presentations by experts in their fields covering a very wide variety of mining subjects.
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MINExpo® attracts influential buyers and some 90% of attendees have indicated they are prepared to buy new products and services, with 36% saying they’ll spend up to $1 million and with another 32% planning to spend more than $10 million. Registration and Housing with discounted rates on rooms will be available early in 2024 and update notifications to both can be arranged at MINExpo.com.
Every four years (with COVID exception), NMA presents MINExpo INTERNATIONAL® and is the only national trade association that represents the interests of mining before Congress, the administration, federal agencies, the judiciary and the media. NMA’s mission is to build support for public policies that will help Americans fully and responsibly benefit from our abundant domestic coal and mineral industries.
NMA membership includes companies and organizations involved in all aspects of mining; equipment manufacturers and suppliers; and companies that provide goods and services to the U.S. mining industry. Further information can be obtained by visiting nma.org.