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From March 17 to 19, 2027, manufacturers of equipment and technologies, representatives of mining and processing companies, regulators, and industry experts will meet at the Novosibirsk Expocentre. In its new edition, the international Mining. Processing. Modernization (DOM) Exhibition and Forum will focus on practical cooperation between market participants and direct dialogue between suppliers and customers.
This format has already proven its relevance. In 2026, DOM brought together 178 companies and 3,379 professional visitors from 49 regions of Russia and 11 foreign countries. More than 2,000 specialists took part in the business program. Special formats included Supplier Day with the participation of ALROSA, Rosatom Nedra, and the Sibanthracite Group, while industry professionals were also able to consult directly with representatives of Rostechnadzor and Rosnedra at their open reception offices.
In 2027, the organizers plan to develop this model further. The goal is to give manufacturers and technology developers an opportunity not only to showcase their equipment and solutions at exhibition stands, but also to hear directly from mining companies, discuss specific production challenges, and identify opportunities for further cooperation.
New Partnerships — New Opportunities for Participants
One of the steps in this direction is the strategic partnership between Gold & Technologies and Novosibirsk Expocentre. The partners will combine industry expertise and the capabilities of the exhibition venue to develop DOM as a meeting point for subsoil users, technology suppliers, regulators, and the professional community. Their joint work will cover the business program, exhibitor and participant engagement, cooperation with key mining regions and companies, and the development of an industry agenda reflecting the market’s current needs.
SPETSCENTR has also joined the development of the project by signing a strategic partnership agreement with Center Expo, the organizer of the Exhibition and Forum. The partners plan to create a joint exhibition area, attract industrial enterprises, hold business and educational events, and promote the exchange of expertise. The partnership will focus on real production challenges and the search for technological solutions for the industry.
As a result, DOM 2027 is evolving into an integrated platform where the exhibition is complemented by direct interaction with mining companies and a comprehensive business program. For suppliers, this is an opportunity to reach a professional audience, receive direct feedback on their solutions, and establish contacts with potential customers. For mining companies, it is a chance to explore new equipment and technologies and discuss their production needs directly with manufacturers and developers.
The DOM 2027 business program will continue to address mining and mineral processing technologies, production modernization, automation and digitalization, industrial safety, geological exploration, development of the mineral resource base, and other key industry topics.
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