Michelin is proud to announce its participation at the Africa Mining Indaba 2026, taking place from 9 - 12 February at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC). As part of its ongoing commitment to sustainability and responsible industry transformation. Michelin will bring a thought leadership perspective to one of the mining sector’s most influential gatherings.
Amaury Vadon, VP Sales in Africa, India & the Middle East and Commercial Director Sub-Saharan Africa at Michelin, will join a distinguished panel on 9 February 2026 under the Technology and Innovation Hub programme at the CTICC2’s Nubian Pyramids’ stage at 11am exploring the future of mining innovation and environmental performance in the Mining Without Compromise session alongside industry peers.
The session explores of one of the industry’s biggest challenges, whether mines can genuinely achieve zero-waste and zero-emission outcomes while continuing to scale production.
As global demand for critical minerals grows alongside the imperative to achieve zero-waste and zero-emission objectives, Michelin’s presence at Mining Indaba reflects its commitment to advancing sustainable practices within and beyond the tyre ecosystem. This includes Michelin’s ongoing work on End-of-Life Tyre management (ELT), alongside tyre innovation and circular economy initiatives focused on material efficiency and reducing environmental impact.
“Africa’s mining industry stands at an exciting juncture where innovation, sustainability, and economic growth can reinforce each other. We look forward to contributing to this broader dialogue at Mining Indaba,” said Amaury Vadon. “Michelin believes that progress in smart, safe and sustainable mining and collaboration across sectors is not just good for business, it’s essential for future generations.”
