The global mining equipment market size was valued at USD 156.19 Billion in 2024. Looking forward, IMARC Group estimates the market to reach USD 232.60 Billion by 2033, exhibiting a CAGR of 4.30% from 2025-2033.Grab a sample PDF of this report: https://www.imarcgroup.com/mining-equipment-market/requestsample
Surging demand for essential minerals and metals—such as copper, lithium, zinc and rare earths—fuels investments in advanced mining operations and equipment, with the global market valued at roughly USD?156?billion in 2024 . Industrialization, urban expansion, renewable energy initiatives and EV-related mineral extraction drive deployment of high-capacity haul trucks, excavators, drills and crushers across regions. Governments in Asia-Pacific are funding critical minerals exploration and domestic equipment manufacturing via initiatives like India’s INR?500?crore NMET program and Australia’s multibillion-dollar Critical Minerals Facility.
Corporate investments and technological adoption further intensify demand. Epiroc secured a major SEK?215?million equipment order from Hindustan Zinc for trucks and rigs made at its Nashik “Make in India” facility. Meanwhile, Weir Group’s acquisition of Micromine for £657 million strengthens its digital platform suite across mining operations, underscoring heightened demand for digitized, smart machinery .
Key Market Trends & Insights:
Automation & Autonomous Machinery
Leading firms such as Caterpillar and Komatsu deploy autonomous haul trucks and remote-controlled rigs, reducing labor exposure and operational costs—autonomous systems transport billions of tonnes annually and cut costs by up to 15%.
Electrification & Zero-Emission Equipment
Major miners like Fortescue place multi-billion-dollar orders for battery-electric excavators, trucks and dozers, supported by fast-charging tech and government incentives targeting decarbonization.
Lightweight Materials Innovation
New carbon-fibre reinforcement technologies from Mechatronix—adopted by Thiess and other top miners—reduce chassis weight, extend equipment life and boost payload capacity significantly .
Smart Sensor & IoT Integration
Mining equipment increasingly features real-time health monitoring, predictive maintenance, and optimization via IoT sensors and analytics—offering reduced downtime and enhanced efficiency across operations.
Digital Platforms & Software Expansion Suppliers are integrating software across the mining cycle—from exploration to operations. Weir’s acquisition of Micromine enhances analytics capabilities; AI-based platforms support decision-making, resource planning and operational oversight
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