CHIHUAHUA, MEXICO – April 24, 2026 – The 2026 Chihuahua International Mining Conference (CONFERENCIA INTERNACIONAL DE MINERIA CHIHUAHUA) successfully wrapped up on April 24 at its venue in Chihuahua City. Wocato, a growing supplier of mining equipment and solutions, was pleased to participate in this important regional event, connecting with mining professionals from across northern Mexico and beyond.


The conference ran from April 21 to 24, 2026. The opening ceremony took place on April 21 from 19:00 to 22:00, followed by full exhibition days on April 22–23 (09:00–18:00) and a final day on April 24 (09:00–14:00). The Wocato team took advantage of flexible setup options, arranging booth preparation on April 20 – one day before the official start – to ensure a polished and professional presentation from the very first evening.


WOCATO exhibited at Booth C23-1 at the conference venue:

Av. Tecnológico 1900, Santo Niño, 31200 Chihuahua, Chih., México


Throughout the event, the Wocato team engaged with local mining operators, distributors, and engineering consultants. The company showcased its latest solutions in mineral processing and material handling, drawing particular interest from attendees representing small to medium-sized mines in the Chihuahua region – one of Mexico’s most historic and productive mining areas.


“The Chihuahua conference offered a focused and highly professional environment. We held very practical discussions with potential partners and received solid inquiries about our equipment,” said a Wocato representative. “Even though the event is now over, we are already following up on several promising leads.”


While the 2026 edition has ended, Wocato remains committed to the Mexican market. Companies that missed the opportunity to meet Wocato in Chihuahua are encouraged to reach out via the official website or contact details below.


About WOCATO

Wocato is a professional supplier of mining equipment and integrated solutions, dedicated to delivering efficient, durable, and innovative products to the global mining industry – with a growing footprint in Latin America.