Completed
05th Minexpo Tanzania 2019
Organizer:
Expogroup
Duration:
Sep 12 - 14, 2019
Venue:
Diamond Jubilee Expo Center, Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania
Location:
Tanzania
Contact Person:
Lisa Arnell
Email:
Telephone:
971 43 050755
Website:
Industry Focus:
Product Focus:
Aerial Ropeways, Air Compressors, Automation Technology, Cables, Hoses and Pipes, Casting Machines & Technology, Chains and Wire Ropes, Coal Beneficiation & Mineral Dressing Equipments, Communication & Data Processing, Construction Machinery & Equipments, Consulting, Design & Services, Control and Automation Systems, Conveyors, Components and Accessories, Crushers, Diesel Engines and Grinding Mills, Dredging and Dredge Equipment, Dressing Equipments Communications Systems, Drilling Equipments - Surface and Underground, Dumpers, Earthmoving, Electrical Engineering and Process Control Technology, Exploration Equipments, Explosives, Fans and Dust Collectors, Feeders, Ferro Alloys, Granite, Grinders, Hand Tools, Hydraulic Excavators, Industrial Hoses, Industrial Pumps, Industrial Valves, Industrial, Engineering and Manufacturing, IT in Mines Planning, Limestone, Loaders, Locomotives, Lubricants and Greases, Materials Handling, Metal Engineering & Products, Mine Safety Equipments, Mineral Processing Plants and Equipments, Mining and Related Products, Mining Machinery & Technology, Mining Related Services, Monitoring and Project Operation, Power Generation and Transmission Equipments, Project Management & Finance, Research and Development, Rock Drilling Machines, Safety, Health and Environment, Steel, Switch Gears, Tunnel Boring Machines, Ventilation Instruments, Voltage Regulators, Wagon Tipplers, Washeries, Weigh Bridges.
Introduction:
Exhibition Introduction: The 05th Minexpo Africa, Tanzania is the region's showcase of the latest technology in the mining & processing of minerals, earthmoving, safety equipment and much more.
Tanzania's mining industry is expected to reach $1.28 billion in 2015 according to a study by Business Monitor International (BMI). The country is the 4th largest gold producer in Africa after South Africa, Ghana and Mali. Gold production currently stands at roughly 40 tonnes a year, copper at 2980 tonnes, silver at 10 tonnes and diamond at 112670 carats. In total, the mining sector contributes 2.8% to the GDP each year but this could rise considerably in the coming years, with Business Monitor International (BMI) forecasting average annual growth in the sector of 7.7% between 2011 and 2018. BMI also predicts a doubling in value of the sector between 2010 and 2018, from US$0.64bn to US$1.28bn.
Minerals that have been identified in Tanzania include gold, iron ore, nickel, copper, cobalt, silver, diamond, tanzanite, ruby, garnet, limestone, soda ash, gypsum, salt, phosphate, coal, uranium, gravel, sand and dimension stones. Read more about Tanzania.