FLS will reinforce this approach at the upcoming Electra Mining Africa 2026, showcasing proven technologies, digital solutions and lifecycle service offerings designed to help mining operations improve performance while reducing energy consumption, water usage and operating costs.

With mining remaining one of Africa’s most important economic sectors, FLS continues to see strong opportunities across both established and emerging mining regions including Southern, Central and West Africa. The strategy is centred on supporting mines throughout the full operational lifecycle, from comminution and flotation through to filtration, tailings management and aftermarket support enabling customers to optimise the entire processing circuit reducing total cost of ownership and improving long-term asset performance.

A key focus for FLS in Africa is supporting mining companies balance production targets with increasingly stringent environmental and sustainability requirements. This includes supporting customers with technologies that improve energy efficiency, optimise water usage, reduce emissions and extend equipment life while also enabling safer and more reliable operations across the mine lifecycle.

African mining operations are increasingly seeking strategic partners capable of delivering integrated solutions rather than standalone equipment. This trend is driving demand for full flowsheet optimisation, digital technologies, predictive maintenance solutions and stronger regional service support.

FLS’s strategy is therefore focused not only on equipment supply, but also on strengthening long-term partnerships through deep process knowledge, proven innovation and a strong local service presence supporting customers throughout the full lifecycle of their operations.

FLS also continues to invest in skills development and technical support structures across the region, recognising the importance of local expertise in ensuring sustainable mining operations and long-term operational success.

At Electra Mining Africa 2026, FLS will engage directly with mining companies, engineering firms and industry stakeholders from across the continent using the exhibition as a platform to demonstrate how innovation, digitalisation and service capabilities are empowering the future of mining. The event remains one of Africa’s largest mining and industrial exhibitions, attracting thousands of visitors and exhibitors from across the mining value chain.

FLS will exhibit in Hall 5, Stand D16 at the show.