August 12, 2026
Africa Down Under 2026: Connecting with Africa’s Mining Industry
CST will be attending Africa Down Under 2026, one of the leading Australia-Africa mining investment conferences, held in Perth, Western Australia. Gregory Armstrong, Africa Business Development Manager and Jonathan Webber, Business Development Engineer will represent CST at the event providing an opportunity to connect with mining companies and industry professionals operating throughout Africa.
Africa Down Under brings together mining companies, investors, government representatives, suppliers and service providers involved in the African resources sector. Part of Africa Week, the conference provides a platform to connect with industry leaders, explore emerging opportunities and discuss the factors shaping mining investment, project development and operational performance across the continent. As African nations push to move further up the value chain through sovereign processing and resource ownership, Australian expertise in mining technology and services has a direct role to play in making that transition work.
Africa is a major producer of critical minerals and bulk commodities, with operations under increasing pressure to deliver accurate, traceable measurement data across the entire value chain. From mine sites to export terminals, inaccurate belt weighing creates downstream consequences: stockpile reconciliation errors, shipment verification disputes and production figures that cannot be relied on commercially or for regulatory reporting.
CST supports mining operations across Africa with application-engineered belt scales designed for accurate, repeatable measurement performance. With experience across mining, ports and bulk materials handling environments, CST works closely with clients to understand site-specific requirements and deliver systems around each application’s operating conditions and operational objectives.
Beyond supplying equipment, CST provides belt scale upgrades, calibration, technical support, remote diagnostics and ongoing service throughout the operational life of every belt weighing system. This helps operations maintain weighing accuracy, improve visibility of material movement and make more informed production decisions.
If you are attending Africa Down Under 2026, connect with Gregory Armstrong and Jonathan Webber to discuss your belt weighing requirements.