5 November 2026
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India Mining Week 2027 Rescheduled to February 24–26 at Yashobhoomi Convention Centre in New Delhi 

Originally Scheduled for November 2026, the Event Has Been Postponed to Avoid Clashes with Major Industry and Government Events; Registrations, Exhibitor Bookings and Sponsorships Remain Valid.
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Delhi: India Mining Week has been rescheduled to February 24–26, 2027, and will now take place at the Yashobhoomi Convention Centre in New Delhi. The event was originally scheduled for November 15–17, 2026.

The decision to revise the dates was taken following consultations with industry partners, exhibitors, speakers and government stakeholders. The revised schedule is intended to avoid clashes with other major industry and government events and facilitate wider participation from ministries, public sector undertakings (PSUs) and international delegates.

The change will also help participants avoid scheduling conflicts during the festive and winter travel period, making it easier for domestic and international visitors to attend the event.

India Mining Week 2027: What Participants Need to Know

The organisers have outlined several important updates for registered delegates, exhibitors and sponsors following the rescheduling.

  • Registrations remain valid: All existing registrations will automatically be transferred to the revised dates.
  • Exhibitor bookings retained: Existing exhibitor bookings will remain valid for February 24–26, 2027.
  • Sponsorship commitments carried forward: All existing sponsorship commitments will be transferred to the new schedule.
  • Options for unavailable participants: Delegates and exhibitors who cannot attend on the revised dates may contact the India Mining Week team to discuss available options.
  • Venue and programme unchanged: The venue, programme themes and event format will remain unchanged unless otherwise announced.
  • Further updates: Revised schedules, speaker announcements and additional information will be published on the official India Mining Week website and through its official communication channels.

The organisers have advised participants to follow official announcements for further details regarding the revised schedule and programme.

Read also: Coal Ministry Team Inspects Meghalaya Coalfields to Explore Resumption of Small-Scale Mining

India Mining Week to Bring Together Mining Industry Stakeholders

India Mining Week is a major industry platform that brings together mining companies, equipment manufacturers, technology providers, policymakers, investors and industry experts to discuss developments and opportunities across India’s mining sector.

The event features an exhibition, conference sessions and business networking opportunities, providing a platform for industry stakeholders to exchange ideas, explore partnerships and discuss emerging trends in mining.

Focus on Mining Technology, Sustainability and Investment Opportunities

The event is expected to showcase new technologies, sustainable mining practices and investment opportunities across the mining value chain. It also provides an opportunity for companies and policymakers to discuss technological advancements, operational efficiency and the future direction of the sector.

By bringing together domestic and international participants, India Mining Week aims to encourage collaboration and support the development of India’s mining industry.

With the revised dates now set for February 24–26, 2027, the event will continue to serve as a platform for industry engagement, knowledge-sharing and business networking at the Yashobhoomi Convention Centre in New Delhi.

Read also: ECL Generates ₹2.21 Crore from Scrap Disposal, Clears 62,720 Sq. Ft. Under Special Campaign 6 


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