Strengthening Mineral Reserve Management in Vietnam: Opportunities to Connect Technology and Solutions at Mining & Construction Vietnam 2026
Strengthening Mineral Reserve Management in Vietnam: Opportunities to Connect Technology and Solutions at Mining & Construction Vietnam 2026 According to VnEconomy, Deputy Prime Minister Trần Hồng Hà has signed Decision No. 68/QĐ-TTg on the establishment of the National Council for the Evaluation of Mineral Reserves—a significant step toward strengthening state management of mineral exploration, reserve assessment, and resource certification in Vietnam. The Council is chaired by Mr. Trần Đức Thắng, Minister of Agriculture and Environment, with participation from leaders of key ministries including Finance, Industry and Trade, Construction, Science and Technology, as well as representatives from government offices, geological and mineral agencies, and specialised training institutions. The Council is responsible for appraising and approving exploration results and mineral reserve data under the licensing authority of the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, serving as an important basis for state management, investment project planning, and mine development design. The establishment of the National Council for the Evaluation of Mineral Reserves reflects Vietnam’s move toward more transparent, professional, and standardised mineral resource governance. At the same time, it places higher technical and operational requirements on mining enterprises, particularly in the application of advanced exploration technologies, accurate reserve assessment, and efficient mine planning, to meet evolving regulatory and technical standards. Connecting Policy, Technology, and Industry Practice As Vietnam’s mining sector transitions toward more effective resource management and sustainable development, the demand for modern technologies, equipment, and technical solutions continues to grow. Beyond regulatory compliance, enterprises are seeking innovative tools to improve exploration accuracy, optimise mine design, and enhance overall operational efficiency. Aligned with these industry developments, Mining & Construction Vietnam 2026 will serve as a key platform connecting policymakers, mining and construction companies, and technology solution providers from Vietnam and around the world. Mining & Construction Vietnam 2026 – A Key Industry Meeting Point Mining & Construction Vietnam 2026 will take place from 21-23 April 2026 at the Vietnam Exposition Center (VEC), Dong Anh, Hanoi, Vietnam. The exhibition will bring together enterprises, organisations, and industry experts across key sectors, including: Mineral exploration and mining. Geological technologies and mineral reserve evaluation. Mining and construction machinery and equipment. Safety, environmental, and sustainable development solutions. Digital technologies, automation, and operational optimisation. Through exhibition showcases and professional networking activities, the event offers opportunities for businesses to: Stay updated on the latest technologies in mineral exploration and mining. Discover solutions for improving mineral reserve management and resource efficiency. Connect with partners, suppliers, and industry experts. Gain insights into regulatory trends and evolving policy requirements. As mineral reserve management in Vietnam becomes increasingly structured and professional, Mining & Construction Vietnam 2026 is a must-attend event for companies, professionals, and organisations involved in the mining and construction sectors. We cordially invite industry stakeholders to register to visit the exhibition to exchange knowledge, expand professional networks, and explore solutions supporting the next phase of industry development. 📩 Visitor Registration & Enquiries:Ms. Eloise NguyenEmail: [email protected] Mining & Construction Vietnam 2026 – Bringing together technology, solutions, and partnership opportunities to support Vietnam’s mining industry toward efficient management and sustainable growth.
Mining & Construction Vietnam 2026 – A Strategic Meeting Point for the Mining Industry Towards High-Tech and Sustainable Development
According to an article published by Vietnam News (VNS), Vietnam’s amended Law on Geology and Minerals has been introduced to promote high-tech investment, deep processing, and the sustainable development of the mining industry, while establishing a new legal framework to enhance value addition across the entire mineral extraction and processing value chain. The article also highlights the business community’s expectations that the new law will encourage projects applying advanced technologies, alongside the need for clear, transparent, and feasible implementing regulations to ensure effective execution in practice (Source: Vietnam News – VNS). In this context, Vietnam’s mining industry is entering a critical transformation phase, where enterprises are required not only to comply with the new regulatory framework but also to accelerate technological innovation, optimise mining operations, and invest in deep processing to meet long-term and sustainable development goals. Connecting Policy, Technology, and the Market Aligned with this industry transition, Mining & Construction Vietnam 2026 will take place at the Vietnam Exposition Center (VEC), Dong Anh Hanoi, from 21–23 April 2026. The exhibition is expected to serve as a key platform connecting policy, technology, and the market within the mining and construction sectors. The exhibition will bring together enterprises, organisations, and industry experts across key sectors, including: Mining and mineral extraction Deep processing technologies and materials Mining and construction machinery and equipment Safety, environmental, and sustainable development solutions Digital technologies, automation, and operational optimisation Mining & Construction Vietnam 2026 will not only showcase advanced technologies and innovative solutions, but also provide opportunities for businesses to: Stay updated on high-tech mining and processing trends Exchange insights on new regulatory and policy requirements Connect with partners, investors, and solution providers Identify solutions to improve operational efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance sustainable value creation Invitation to Visit and Connect As the amended Law on Geology and Minerals reshapes the future of Vietnam’s mining industry towards greater transparency, efficiency, and long-term sustainability, Mining & Construction Vietnam 2026 is a must-attend event for: Mining and mineral processing enterprises Construction and infrastructure contractors Technology, equipment, and engineering solution providers Government authorities, industry experts, and professional organisations We cordially invite businesses and industry visitors to register to visit the exhibition and connect with us to receive further details on the programme, exhibitor lineup, and specialised activities taking place throughout the event. Visitor Registration Contact:Ms. Eloise Nguyen📧 Email: [email protected] Mr. Wijack Nguyen📧 Email: [email protected]
Vinacomin accelerates coal production from early 2026, sustaining market demand for mining equipment and solutions
Vinacomin accelerates coal production from early 2026, sustaining market demand for mining equipment and solutions Entering 2026, Vietnam National Coal and Mineral Industries Group (Vinacomin, TKV) reported that its 2025 business and production targets were met and, in several key indicators, exceeded. The Group is also moving quickly to execute its January 2026 plan, signalling a strong operational pace right from the start of the year. This development suggests that coal mining, processing, and offtake activities continue to run steadily, while operators increasingly prioritise productivity, cost efficiency, and operational resilience during the dry-season demand cycle. According to the Government Portal (Bao Chinh Phu), Vinacomin achieved or surpassed its annual targets in coal output, washed coal production, and coal sales in 2025, while also making significant contributions to the state budget. For January 2026, Vinacomin set relatively high production, processing, and sales targets, reflecting a proactive approach to supply planning and utilizing favourable weather conditions to support mining operations early in the year. Market context is another notable point. The article highlights expectations that coal demand may strengthen as coal-fired power generation is typically dispatched more during the dry season. In parallel, several key minerals and related industrial products, including copper, silver, aluminium, and alumina, are referenced with indications of stable demand and pricing signals in the international market. These factors often translate into increased attention toward technologies and solutions that improve output quality, reduce losses, strengthen risk control, and enhance environmental compliance in mining operations. In its early-year implementation plan, Vinacomin emphasised priorities such as safety assurance, intensified environmental monitoring and inspections, protection of mineral resources and mine boundaries, and accelerated digital transformation programmes, including the application of information technology in production and business management. These priorities reflect practical procurement directions across coal and broader mineral segments, particularly where operators are seeking measurable operational improvements and compliance readiness. In practice, when mining operations run at a higher pace from the beginning of the year, market demand typically concentrates on three major areas. The first is equipment and technologies that support mechanisation and optimisation of extraction and processing, including throughput improvement, energy and consumables reduction, and product quality consistency. The second is safety and environmental solutions, from monitoring and early warning systems to operational controls designed to reduce incidents and improve compliance. The third is digital operations and management, where companies look for data-driven tools to track equipment condition, optimise maintenance planning, and support faster decision-making on-site. Against this backdrop, Mining & Construction Vietnam 2026 serves as a specialised industry touchpoint where mining and construction stakeholders, technology providers, equipment suppliers, and engineering service companies can track market developments, exchange technical insights, and explore collaboration opportunities. With the mining sector maintaining a strong operational rhythm early in the year, participation in industry-specific channels can help companies shorten the path to target customers and better capture real procurement and investment needs. Source: baochinhphu.vn
Vietnam – The Future of Rare Earth Mining
Vietnam – The Future of Rare Earth Mining Việt Nam đang nổi lên như một đối tác chiến lược trong ngành khai khoáng toàn cầu, với trữ lượng đất hiếm lớn thứ 2 thế giới. Điều này mở ra cơ hội không giới hạn cho các ngành công nghiệp như xe điện, lưu trữ năng lượng và năng lượng tái tạo. Đất hiếm không chỉ là tài nguyên quý giá, mà là xương sống của nền kinh tế hiện đại. Khi các ngành công nghiệp trên toàn thế giới ngày càng phụ thuộc vào các vật liệu này, trữ lượng lớn của Việt Nam sẽ đóng vai trò quan trọng trong việc hình thành chuỗi cung ứng toàn cầu. Khi nhu cầu về công nghệ xanh và ứng dụng công nghệ cao ngày càng gia tăng, Mining Vietnam 2026 sẽ là sự kiện hàng đầu để kết nối giải pháp khai khoáng sáng tạo với nhu cầu của thị trường quốc tế. Tại sao nên tham gia trưng bày tại Mining Vietnam 2026? Tăng cường mức độ nhận diện thương hiệu cho doanh nghiệp không chỉ tại triển lãm duy nhất về ngành khai khoáng tại Việt Nam. Kết nối với các khách hàng và nhà đầu tư quốc tế, những người đang tìm kiếm các sản phẩm và công nghệ sáng tạo. Trưng bày các giải pháp của bạn tại sự kiện khai khoáng có ảnh hưởng nhất tại Việt Nam. Mining Vietnam 2026 mang đến cơ hội tuyệt vời để doanh nghiệp bạn tiếp cận ngành khai khoáng toàn cầu.
FOREIGN INVESTMENT FLOWS INTO VIETNAM’S RARE EARTH SECTOR
FOREIGN INVESTMENT FLOWS INTO VIETNAM’S RARE EARTH SECTOR South Korean energy group LS Eco Energy has announced a plan to invest nearly USD 20 million in Vietnam’s rare earth sector, marking a notable move at a time when rare earth minerals are becoming increasingly strategic worldwide. Rare earths play a critical role in electric vehicles, renewable energy systems, semiconductors, and advanced manufacturing. The timing of this investment is particularly significant as Vietnam is tightening regulations on raw mineral exports and encouraging downstream processing and value-added development. This signals a broader shift, Vietnam is no longer viewed only as a source of raw materials, but as a potential hub in the global rare earth value chain. For the mining industry, this development opens up new opportunities across exploration, processing technology, mining equipment, and international collaboration. Source: theinvestor.vn
