28.10.2025 - 31.10.2025

China Coal & Mining 2025 

China Coal & Mining, 28.10.-31.10.2025, Beijing

The biennial trade show is considered the most important event for mining equipment and technologies in China.

The wide range of products makes the show a must-attend event for mining industry professionals. Mining equipment, conveyors and hoists, tunnel boring machines, canal construction equipment, coal processing equipment and much more are presented. Among the visitors are representatives of mining companies, geoscientists and coal trading companies.

The People's Republic of China remains one of the world's largest producers of raw materials. For Chinese policy, the sector continues to be of high strategic importance in order to secure the country's economic growth, which is dependent on raw materials. At present, the focus is less on the expansion than on the modernization of mining. Future tasks include increasing productivity, resource efficiency and safety. There are therefore great opportunities here for German companies and manufacturers.

Notice: For 2025, the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy has organized the China Coal & Mining not into the foreign trade fair program.

However, as a special service for our long-standing exhibitors this year, we are offering participation in a privately organized German Pavilion from 540.00 €/m² area incl. stand construction. Booking space without stand construction is possible for 470,-€/m² possible from a Minimum area of 50m²

Registration deadline is 14.03.2025

The "unofficial" German joint stand offers the opportunity to favorable conditions and with little organizational effort to work the Asian market and to maintain existing contacts or to win new customers.

Your advantages of participating within the German joint stand at a glance:

• Organization of your trade fair participation by a German contact person
• Savings compared to direct booking with the organizer
• High-quality stand construction in the official German Pavilion design
• Increased attention through the appearance in a German group of at least 10 exhibitors