With WA Mining Conference and Exhibition taking place in October this year, companies in the industry can showcase solutions and expand their presence in Australia’s largest mining state.
Trade exhibitions provide invaluable opportunities for companies to connect directly with the market and industry.
WA Mining Conference and Exhibition (WA Mining) is a premier trade show for those who want to connect, network and display their solutions and offerings. Strategically located in Perth and spread across two –days, a major theme for the 2025 event is looking to the future of the industry.
This is why Kinder Australia will be showcasing its solutions at the event. Kinder Australia supplies specialised products tailored to real-world conditions. To do this, the company relies on feedback from the field to direct its research and development efforts.
Kinder sales and marketing manager Sam Veal said this approach ensures that Kinder’s solutions not only meet current industry standards but help push them forward.
“We have a strong engineering department that works closely with our field teams,” he said. “They’re constantly identifying issues at site level and feeding those insights back into the innovation pipeline. That’s how we continue to evolve our product offerings and stay relevant.”
Whether it’s improving belt hygiene, managing spillage, or enhancing material flow, Kinder’s products are designed with productivity, safety, and sustainability in mind.
That’s why Veal said the decision to exhibit at WA Mining was a “no-brainer”.
“What we’ll be showcasing at WA Mining are solutions that directly address operational pain points – dust control, spillage management, and flow optimisation. These are the kinds of improvements that boost both efficiency and sustainability on site.”
As Western Australia continues to be a powerhouse of Australia’s mining sector, Kinder Australia is seizing the opportunity to deepen its engagement with the region.
“The Western Australian market is a very important growth prospect for Kinder,” Veal said. “We’re doing a number of trade exhibitions this year, but WA Mining made particular sense given our priority to meet the growing demand in WA. It allows us to be front and centre with our customers in the region.”
“The broader focus of WA Mining is a good match for us. It gives us the chance to engage with a wide range of mining operations – iron ore, gold, nickel, bauxite, lithium – you name it. That range aligns perfectly with the breadth of our materials handling expertise.”
Face-to-face with the frontline
Beyond product promotion, exhibitions like WA Mining provide an invaluable opportunity for site-based personnel – those who work daily on mining operations – to interact directly with Kinder’s solutions.
“It’s often difficult for our field application specialists and engineers to physically demonstrate our products on-site,” Veal said. “WA Mining enables those working on the ground to see and understand these solutions in real life, rather than through a brochure or online video.”
This hands-on exposure is critical in an industry where practical application and real-world performance often determine whether a product delivers value.
While WA Mining has a strong focus on the WA market, the impact of Kinder’s participation extends across the broader Australia and New Zealand regions. Veal said events like this are instrumental in building recognition and driving expansion.
“Kinder’s presence in WA is growing, and events like WA Mining help reinforce that. But more broadly, they give us the opportunity to showcase our capabilities to operators across Australia and New Zealand.”
Tickets are limited. Don’t miss your chance to connect with WA’s top decision-makers, engineers, and innovators.
Register today: https://www.waminingexpo.com.au/getinvolved/
