Previous exhibition review:
In 2022, with the initial easing of the epidemic, the exhibition area reached 40,804 square meters, with 765 companies and manufacturers from 32 countries and regions participating. This includes six national and regional groups from China, the European Union, Germany, South Korea, Malaysia, and Singapore. During the exhibition, a total of 21,990 visitors came to view the exhibits. CNENA.
Market overview:
Indonesia is the world's fourth most populous country, located between India and the Pacific, adjacent to major east-west trade routes, making it an important economic area. Indonesia is rich in mineral resources, with storage of minerals such as oil, natural gas, coal, copper, bauxite, iron ore, zinc, lead, rare earths, nickel, tin, molybdenum, and more. Nickel ore accounts for 23.6% of the world's total storage, tin ore accounts for 17.0% of the world's total storage, and bauxite accounts for 4.0% of the world's total storage. Currently, Indonesia ranks second in nickel and tin production, eighth in copper and aluminum production, and fifth in coal production, making it a major producer and exporter of mineral resources globally.
On August 26, 2019, Indonesian President Joko Widodo officially announced a national capital relocation plan, moving the capital from Jakarta on Java Island to East Kalimantan Province 1,400 kilometers away. Kalimantan Island is located in central Indonesia and can accommodate the development of both the east and west. The new capital will have modern urban features such as "green city" and "smart city".
Exhibition introduction:
The Indonesia International Mining and Minerals Recovery Exhibition is held every two years, and has successfully held 20 sessions, making it Indonesia's largest and most professional mining exhibition, providing exhibitors with a professional platform for face-to-face communication of technology and products, and expanding the Indonesian market.
