Mining Indonesia 2025 Showcases Southeast Asia Industry Scale

Mining Indonesia 2025 is the premier international mining exhibition in Southeast Asia, highlighting Indonesia's significance in the global mineral supply chain, especially with its vast nickel, coal, bauxite, tin, and copper reserves. The event focuses on sustainable mining practices and technological innovations to align with global low-carbon goals, supported by the Indonesian government's investment in smelters to boost downstream processing. In British Columbia, the Tahltan Nation demonstrates strong indigenous participation in mining, including women excelling in heavy equipment roles, with notable partnerships like Newmont's Red Chris mine that benefits local communities economically. The Lobito Corridor railway, spanning Angola and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, has become a critical route in the global competition for minerals essential to the green energy transition, recently shifting from Chinese to US-backed management aimed at expanding capacity. Mining operations worldwide continue to rely heavily on blasting techniques for mineral extraction, a practice evolving from ancient methods to modern engineering solutions. Additionally, the Mining News Intelligence team provides ongoing analysis on global mining projects, investment trends, ESG performance, and risk assessments, offering valuable insights into the sector's evolving priorities and challenges.