India’s Largest Exhibition for The Mining Sector: Set to Kick Off in Kolkata
Kolkata,22 October 2024
Confederation of Indian Industry is all set to host the largest mining event of the country in Kolkata. The flagship mining event comprises the Global Mining Summit (GMS) 2024 and the International Mining Machinery Exhibition (IMME) 2024. This summit cum exhibition scheduled to be held from 23rd to 26th October 2024, in Kolkata. Australia is the partner country for this edition of the event. Furthermore, this event will showcase more than 270 exhibitors, feature 50 expert speakers, host 400 delegates, with presence of over 10,000 business visitors covering a sprawling 55,000 square metre exhibition area. The 17th edition of this event will also feature 5 country pavilions, providing a unique opportunity for global and domestic collaboration. A B2B matchmaking team has been dedicated which will facilitate more than 500 meetings at the venue.
With the theme “Viksit Bharat: Role of a Sustainable Mining Industry” the summit will delve into the significant growth and emerging trends within the Indian mining sector. Major players from the mining, coal, iron ore and other mineral sectors globally, and within India, will use this forum for the exchange of views and ideas and explore business partnerships. The summit will focus on high-priority topics such as exploration, ease of doing business, adoption of new technology, sustainable mining practices, and emerging opportunities in critical minerals and rare earth space and urban mining. IMME 2024 is the premier trade fair focussed for the mining industry in India, featuring a wide array of mining machinery, equipment, advanced technology solutions, services, and supplies from both India and abroad.
This event marks with international representation from 14 countries including Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, the Czech Republic, Finland, Germany, Italy, Norway, Poland, Russia, South Africa, South Korea, the United Kingdom, and the United States. This provides a critical opportunity for stakeholders in the mining industry to shape a sustainable and technologically advanced future for India’s mining sector, contributing to the nation’s vision of “Viksit Bharat.” Launched in 1984, the International Mining and Machinery Exhibition (IMME) has been a cornerstone event for the last 4 decades, designed to accelerate the growth of India’s mining industry
