Mining and Minerals Hall (MMH) 2026 is positioned as the great meeting point for the European mining sector, establishing itself as an essential event for professionals, companies and institutions linked to mineral raw materials. This biennial event will hold its sixth edition on 20-22 October in Seville, and the fair will reaffirm its role as the largest professional mining gathering in Europe.
Since its creation, MMH has evolved into a comprehensive platform combining a trade fair, a scientific congress and outreach spaces. Its aim is clear: to drive the development of the sector through the exchange of knowledge, the creation of business opportunities and the promotion of innovation. To that end, the event will bring together key players in the global mining industry, from large companies to research centres and public administrations.
A space for knowledge and innovation
Through its call for papers, the event invites experts and professionals to share experience in key areas such as:
- Technological innovation
- Process efficiency
- Circular economy
- Responsible resource management
This approach encourages debate and the spread of solutions that drive a more competitive, safer mining sector, aligned with the sustainable development goals.
An event with international reach
The previous edition already showed the global reach of MMH, with hundreds of companies taking part and a strong international presence.
For 2026, the event is expected to keep growing in relevance, consolidating Seville as one of Europe's main mining hubs.
The previous edition also demonstrated the international scope of the event, with hundreds of participating companies and a notable share of foreign attendance, which reinforces its global character. In 2026, MMH is expected to keep growing in relevance, consolidating Seville as one of Europe's main mining hubs.
Much more than a trade fair
MMH 2026 is not just an exhibition event. It is a strategic space where the future of mining in Europe is defined, driving a sector that is key to the continent's economic and technological development.