The Australian Lubricant Association is championing excellence in the lubricant industry

After the landmark success of its inaugural conference in 2024, the Australian Lubricant Association (ALA) says it is proud to announce its second annual conference, set to take place on Tuesday September 3 in Melbourne.
Established to foster collaboration, knowledge-sharing and advocacy within the Australian lubricant sector, the ALA says it has become a unifying force in the lubricant industry.
It says that last year’s event was more than just a conference, stating instead that it was a turning point which brought together more than 80 lubricant professionals, technical experts, OEM partners, additive companies, distributors, and regulators for a full day of insight, innovation, and networking.
The feedback was clear: there is a real hunger for connection and collective advancement in the industry.
ALA says delegates praised the quality of speakers, the breadth of topics, and the rare opportunity to engage with peers from across the value chain, all under one roof.
Now, the ALA states the enthusiasm and momentum generated have set the stage for an even bigger and more ambitious follow-up in 2025.
This year’s conference will offer a dynamic program designed to address the most pressing trends shaping the sector today.
From emerging technologies and formulation challenges to regulatory shifts, sustainability imperatives, and supply chain dynamics, the agenda will cover a wide spectrum of topics relevant to lubricant professionals at every level.
Thought-provoking keynote presentations from leading industry figures featuring diverse voices from across the sector will be coupled with focused networking opportunities that foster real collaboration.
As the lubricants industry evolves in response to the energy transition, electric mobility, circular economy models and digital innovation, the ALA says it is committed to ensuring its members remain informed, connected and future-ready.
This event is not just for major manufacturers or suppliers, it is for anyone involved in the formulation, application, distribution, testing, or regulation of lubricants. Whether you’re working in automotive, industrial, commercial, marine, or agricultural sectors, ALA says your voice and your experience are vital to the conversation.
Whether you’re a returning delegate or considering attending for the first time, the ALA encourages you to mark your calendar for Tuesday September 3 and join it in Melbourne to be part of a growing, thriving community dedicated to advancing excellence in lubrication.

For more information about the conference, sponsorship packages, membership opportunities or to register, email info@lubeassoc.com.au or visit www.lubeassoc.com.au