The Bulk Handling Technical Conference and Expo will return in 2026, providing opportunities for Australia’s quarrying sector.
On 16-17 September at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, the Bulk Handling Technical Conference and Expo (BULK2026) will once again bring the biggest names, brightest minds, and the most innovative technologies under the same roof.
“BULK2026 is all about bringing the industry together, showcasing innovation, sharing knowledge, and celebrating the people and projects driving bulk handling forward,” Prime Creative Media general manager of events, Siobhan Rocks, said.
“Whether you’re an engineer, operator, or supplier, BULK2026 offers insights and connections that you simply can’t get anywhere else.”
BULK2026 brings together Australia’s bulk handling and quarrying industries, offering a unique platform to connect with a wide audience, meet new clients, and explore the latest technologies in the sector. The event also highlights critical industry topics, including sustainability, workforce safety, and supply chain resilience.
Quarry decision makers will have the opportunity to engage directly with peers, suppliers, industry leaders, and potential partners. Attendees can gain market insights, discover innovations, explore business opportunities, and advance their professional development, all while building meaningful relationships and industry connections that drive growth and collaboration.
Rocks said BULK2026 is an engaging, hands-on, and practical way for people gain valuable insight into the sector.
“Discover, discuss, and witness in-person the latest equipment. From conveyors to dust control, to robotics and AI-powered maintenance tools, it’s a useful way to explore how new and innovative technologies, automation, and digitalisation are impacting the sector.”
Attendees will be given a chance to increase brand exposure to a large, industrial audience, and generate leads by connecting with potential clients that you might not meet elsewhere.
“The Bulk Handling Technical Conference and Expo offers unmatched exposure, giving your brand the ability to shine in front of one of Australia’s largest industrial audiences,” Rocks said.
“Companies can expect real leads and projects and connect directly with professionals who are actively seeking bulk handling solutions.”
The event will also feature a technical conference curated by the Australian Society for Bulk Solids Handling, which will dive deep into critical topics affecting the industry. Key themes include the flow behaviour of bulk solids, design of storage and conveying systems, dust mitigation, wear and engineering challenges, process optimisation, and real-world case studies from mining, agriculture, ports, and manufacturing.
“The dedicated technical conferences will provide the quarrying industry priceless market intelligence into a thriving industry,” Rocks said.
So, is bulk for you?
Rocks said if your business plays any role in the movement, storage, processions, or management of bulk materials, the answer is yes.
“Don’t wait until the floorplan fills up. Book a stand today and get ready for Australia’s only dedicated bulk handling event,” she said. •
For more information, visit bulkhandlingexpo.com.au
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