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1811981

全球採礦設備市場（2024-2030）

Mining Equipment Industry, Global, 2024-2030

出版日期: 2025年08月14日 | 出版商:

Frost & Sullivan | 英文 60 Pages | 商品交期: 最快1-2個工作天內

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簡介目錄

電氣化、自動化和營運智慧推動轉型成長

非公路用設備產業的採礦設備領域近年來取得了顯著成長，全球市場規模到2024年將達到 622.3億美元。2024年至2030年期間，該市場將以 4.6%的年複合成長率（CAGR）成長，到2030年收入將達到 815.8億美元。推動產業成長的因素包括電動車對關鍵礦物的需求、地下採礦的成長、智慧型設備和機器人技術的創新以及採礦的永續實踐。

Frost & Sullivan 預測，2024年至2030年採礦設備銷售額的年複合成長率為 2.6%。同期，運作中的設備將成長 2.9%。

市場競爭激烈，眾多廠商爭相進入。Terex、Caterpillar、Komatsu、XCMG、Liebherr、Sany、Volvo、Hitachi、Doosan Bobcat、Sandvik、Eprioc、Kobelco、Metso Outec、Liugong、Manitou等公司已進軍多個市場，並提供廣泛的產品。該行業對更永續、更有效率的設備的需求日益成長，並致力於減少排放氣體和提高燃油效率。這推動了創新，製造商開發電氣化和自動駕駛技術。

關鍵創新將集中在營運效率、電池和能源儲存系統、機器人和自動化、自主設備數位雙胞胎領域。

收益及預測

預計採礦設備產業收益將從2024年的622.3億美元成長到2030年的815.8億美元，年複合成長率為 4.6%。

分析範圍

本研究分析了採礦設備市場的成長。

分析目標

分析採礦設備產業的成長趨勢和機會。
評估採礦設備產業的技術趨勢和市場動態。
調查目前的市場狀況並了解2030年的預期。
分析採礦設備產業的競爭和技術格局。

本次調查回答的關鍵問題

需求和成長的關鍵領域是什麼？
誰是該行業的頂尖參與企業？他們預期的發展和發布活動是什麼？
業界有哪些值得注意的夥伴關係和亮點？
影響成長的關鍵因素和趨勢是什麼？

三大策略重點將如何影響採礦設備產業

競爭激烈程度

為什麼

由創業投資和天使基金支持的礦業新興企業正致力於自動化、機器人和人工智慧來改變產業。
這些公司敏捷且規模較小，這使其能夠在無人機（手動和全自動）和基於人工智慧的工具等領域快速創新，以提高生產力。

觀點

該領域的大型原始設備製造商缺乏利用深度科技和機器人技術來提供靈活產品的專業知識，因此將成立一個焦點小組來追蹤這一領域並將創新融入產品系列中。
無機成長是一項關鍵策略，儘早識別這些公司可以為收購者創造快速成長的機會。

變革大趨勢

為什麼

採礦業是溫室氣體（GHG）排放的主要貢獻者，該行業的相關人員致力於減少該行業的碳足跡。
永續性如今已成為所有行業相關人員，從原始設備製造商（OEM）、一級和二級供應商到最終用戶。

觀點

原始設備製造商和第三方參與者必須了解礦業公司的永續性目標，並提供符合這些目標的完整解決方案（而不僅僅是產品）。
僅僅銷售電氣設備是不夠的：供應商必須了解客戶的需求，並協助提供充電基礎設施、電池維護、改裝、電池充電器甚至碳報告。

顛覆性技術

為什麼

新技術不斷在電氣化和自動化等領域影響著產業。
電池化學（LFP、NMC）、電池管理系統、微電網、用於測繪的人工智慧和無人機以及增強的營運智慧顛覆採礦生態系統。

觀點

礦業公司期望獲得端到端的生命週期支持，從建立自動化實施的網路基礎設施到資料分析驅動的數位雙胞胎實施的車隊管理。
OEM 可以透過分析基於資料的TCO 和其解決方案的優勢並將這些資訊納入其行銷策略來獲得市場滲透。

主要競爭對手

美國
- TEREX CORPORATION
- CATERPILLAR
- KOMATSU
- XCMG
- LIEBHERR
- SANY
- VOLVO
- HITACHI
- DOOSAN BOBCAT
- SANDVIK
- KOBELCO
- METS OUTEC
- LIUGONG
- MANITOU
歐洲
- SANDVIK
- EPIROC
- VOLVO
- LIEBHERR
- KOMATSU
- CATERPILLAR
- XCMG
- SANY
- HITACHI
- DOOSAN BOBCAT
- KOBELCO
- METS OUTEC
- MANITOU
澳洲
- CATERPILLAR
- XCMG
- LIEBHERR
- HITACHI
- SANDVIK
- EPIROC
- KOBELCO
- METS OUTEC
- LIUGONG
- MANITOU
- TADANO
- BELL
印度
- HD HYUNDAI INFRACORE
- HITACHI
- KOMATSU
- CATERPILLAR
- XCMG
- LIEBHERR
- SANY
- VOLVO
- DOOSAN BOBCAT
- SANDVIK
- EPIROC
- KOBELCO
- BEML
- MANITOU
中國
- ZOOMLION
- KOMATSU
- XCMG
- LIEBHERR
- SANY
- HITACHI
- DOOSAN BOBCAT
- KOBELCO
- METS OUTEC
- LIUGONG
- MANITOU
- SHANTUI
- SINORAN
- ORIEMAC

促進因素

對關鍵礦物和稀土的需求：全球對電動車（EV）和再生能源的推動推動了對鋰、鈷、鎳、銅和稀土的需求。礦業公司擴大其探勘和採礦活動以滿足這一需求，尤其是在電池金屬資源豐富的地區，這需要更多的設備。
地下採礦和智慧設備的成長：隨著地表礦床的枯竭，地下採礦作業不斷擴大，推動了對大容量裝載機的需求。整合即時監控感測器和自動通風系統的智慧地下採礦設備的興起，提高採礦效率和安全性。
隨著礦業公司尋求提高生產力和安全性，對自動運輸卡車、機器人鑽孔機和自裝載系統的需求日益成長。自動化設備減少了危險環境中的人為干預，提高了營運效率並降低了人事費用。各公司投資車隊管理系統和自動導航，以最佳化採礦作業，這些系統在露天礦場和地下礦場的應用也日益廣泛。
永續且環保的採礦方法：各國政府和礦業公司正優先考慮永續性和環境責任，推廣低排放氣體、節能的採礦設備。碳足跡和廢棄物管理方面的法規日益嚴格，推動了混合動力設備的採用。循環採礦興起，鼓勵使用再生材料和環保的採礦技術。

成長阻礙因素

供應鏈中斷和原料短缺：採礦設備產業依賴全球供應鏈供應半導體、電池、液壓系統和其他零件。地緣政治緊張局勢或運輸瓶頸造成的供應鏈中斷可能導致生產和設備交付延遲。關鍵礦產的需求可能導致原料短缺，增加製造成本並引發採礦設備價格波動。
高昂的初始和營運成本：轉型為電氣化、自動化和技術先進的採礦設備需要大量的初始投資。電池驅動的機械設備、自動駕駛車隊和人工智慧驅動系統的高昂購置和基礎設施成本，使得中小型礦業公司難以採用這些設備。持續的維護、軟體升級和專業培訓增加了整體擁有成本，減緩了採用速度。
環境監管和授權挑戰：嚴格的環境政策和冗長的審核流程拖延採礦計劃，並限制對設備的需求。世界各國政府收緊碳排放限制、用水法規和土地復墾要求，這增加了礦業公司的合規成本。在某些情況下，新礦場面臨環保組織和當地社區的強烈反對，使得擴大營運或投資新機械變得困難。

國內生產總值成長率
礦業產量預測
礦業產量預測：美國
歐洲礦業產量預測
澳洲礦業產量預測
印度礦業產量預測
中國礦業產量預測
礦業產量預測：世界其他地區
前15大礦業公司的市場佔有率
主要煤炭公司的市值
競爭環境
主要競爭對手
收購與合作

採礦設備的成長動力

成長指標
成長動力
成長限制因素
預測考慮因素
銷售量預測
各地區銷售預測
依產品分類的銷售預測
EIO預測
各地區 EIO 預測
依產品分類的EIO 預測
收益預測
各地區收益預測
依產品分類的收益預測
價格趨勢及預測分析
市場占有率
收益佔有率分析

趨勢分析

推動市場發展的關鍵趨勢

成長動力：電氣化

混合動力和電動動力傳動系統市場概覽
趨勢1：礦山電氣化
礦用卡車滑行輔助系統
地下礦井電氣化：IGO案例研究
趨勢1：礦山電氣化原始設備製造商及供應商
電氣化採礦設備脫碳藍圖

成長動力：自動化與機器人技術

趨勢2：自動化與機器人技術
自主設備部署
工業自動化：採礦環境
自主設備市場參與企業
採礦業中的無人機
無人機和無人駕駛飛機市場參與企業

成長動力：營運智慧

趨勢3：營運智慧AI
趨勢3：營運智慧數位雙胞胎
人工智慧數位雙胞胎市場參與企業

採礦設備市場的成長機會

成長機會1：採礦業脫碳
成長機會2：工業自動化、自主機器與機器人
成長機會3：營運智慧的需求

附錄

後續步驟

簡介目錄

Product Code: PFSI-42

Electrification, Automation, and Operational Intelligence are Driving Transformational Growth

The mining equipment segment of the off-highway equipment industry has grown significantly in recent years, with a global market size of $62.23 billion in 2024. Frost & Sullivan projects a 2024-30 compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.6%, reaching $81.58 billion in revenue by 2030. Factors driving industry growth include demand for critical minerals for electric vehicles, growth in underground mining, technological innovation in smart equipment and robotics, and sustainable practices in mining.

Frost & Sullivan forecasts that mining equipment unit sales will register a CAGR of 2.6% between 2024 and 2030. For the same period, equipment in operation will increase 2.9%.

The market is highly competitive, with many manufacturers wanting a piece of the action. Terex , Caterpillar, Komatsu, XCMG, Liebherr, Sany, Volvo, Hitachi, Doosan Bobcat, Sandvik, Eprioc, Kobelco, Metso Outec, Liugong, and Manitou have a presence in multiple markets and offer a range of products. An industry is more sustainable and efficient equipment, with a focus on reducing emissions and improving fuel efficiency. This is propelling innovation, with manufacturers developing electrification and autonomous technologies.

Major innovations will likely be in the areas of operational efficiency, battery and energy storage systems, robotics and automation, autonomous equipment, and digital twins.

Revenue Forecast

The mining equipment industry's revenue is projected to grow from $62.23 billion in 2024 to $81.58 billion in 2030 at a CAGR of 4.6%.

Scope of Analysis

This research analyzes the growth of the mining equipment market.

Objectives

Analyze growth trends and growth opportunities in the Mining Equipment Industry.
Evaluate the technology trends and market dynamics for the Mining Equipment Industry.
Examine market status and understand the expectations by 2030.
Analyze the competitive and technological landscape in the Mining Equipment Industry.

Key Questions This Study Will Answer

What are the main areas of demand and growth?
Who are the top industry participants, and what are their anticipated development and launch activities?
What are some of the notable partnerships and highlights in the industry?
What are the main factors and trends shaping the growth?

The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Mining Equipment Industry

Competitive Intensity

Why

Mining industry start-ups backed by established venture capitalists and angel funds are focusing on automation, robotics, and AI to transform the industry.
Because of their agility and small size, these companies are innovating rapidly in areas such as drones (both manual and completely autonomous) and AI-based tools for increased productivity.

Frost Perspective

Major OEMs in this space lack the expertise of flexible product offerings with deep tech and robotics. Focus groups will be established to track this space and incorporate innovations into product portfolios.
Inorganic growth is a key strategy. Finding these companies early on creates rapid growth opportunities for the acquiring companies.

Transformative Megatrends

Why

Mining has been a key contributor of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Stakeholders in this space are focused on reducing the industry's carbon footprint.
Sustainability is now a focus area of all industry players-from OEMs and Tier I and II suppliers to end users.

Frost Perspective

OEMs and third-party players must understand mining companies' sustainability goals and provide complete solutions (not just products) that align with those targets.
Selling electric equipment alone is not sufficient. Suppliers must understand customer needs and aid in charging infrastructure, battery maintenance, retrofitting, battery chargers, and even carbon reporting.

Disruptive Technologies

Why

New technologies continue to impact the industry in fields such as electrification and automation.
Battery chemistries (LFP, NMC), battery management systems, microgrids, AI and drones for surveying and mapping, and operational intelligence enhancements are disrupting the mining ecosystem.

Frost Perspective

Mining companies expect end-to-end life cycle support, from setting up network infrastructure for automation implementation to fleet management with data analytics for digital twin implementation.
OEMs with data-backed TCO and benefit analyses for the solutions being implemented can include that information in marketing initiatives for better market penetration.

Key Competitors

United States
- TEREX CORPORATION
- CATERPILLAR
- KOMATSU
- XCMG
- LIEBHERR
- SANY
- VOLVO
- HITACHI
- DOOSAN BOBCAT
- SANDVIK
- KOBELCO
- METS OUTEC
- LIUGONG
- MANITOU
Europe
- SANDVIK
- EPIROC
- VOLVO
- LIEBHERR
- KOMATSU
- CATERPILLAR
- XCMG
- SANY
- HITACHI
- DOOSAN BOBCAT
- KOBELCO
- METS OUTEC
- MANITOU
Australia
- CATERPILLAR
- XCMG
- LIEBHERR
- HITACHI
- SANDVIK
- EPIROC
- KOBELCO
- METS OUTEC
- LIUGONG
- MANITOU
- TADANO
- BELL
India
- HD HYUNDAI INFRACORE
- HITACHI
- KOMATSU
- CATERPILLAR
- XCMG
- LIEBHERR
- SANY
- VOLVO
- DOOSAN BOBCAT
- SANDVIK
- EPIROC
- KOBELCO
- BEML
- MANITOU
China
- ZOOMLION
- KOMATSU
- XCMG
- LIEBHERR
- SANY
- HITACHI
- DOOSAN BOBCAT
- KOBELCO
- METS OUTEC
- LIUGONG
- MANITOU
- SHANTUI
- SINORAN
- ORIEMAC

Growth Drivers

Demand for critical minerals and rare earth elements: The global push for electric vehicles (EVs) and renewable energy are driving demand for lithium, cobalt, nickel, copper, and rare earth elements. Mining companies are expanding exploration and extraction activities to meet this demand, particularly in locations rich in battery metals, and need more equipment to accomplish this.
Growth in underground mining and smart equipment: As surface-level ore deposits become depleted, underground mining operations are expanding, driving demand for high-capacity loaders. The rise of smart underground mining equipment, integrated with real-time monitoring sensors and automated ventilation systems, is improving efficiency and safety.
Technological innovation: The demand for autonomous haul trucks, robotic drills, and automated loading systems are rising as mining companies look to enhance productivity and safety. Automated equipment reduces human intervention in hazardous environments, improving operational efficiency and lowering labor costs. Companies are investing in fleet management systems and autonomous navigation to optimize mining operations, leading to increased adoption in surface and underground mines.
Sustainable and eco-friendly mining practices: Governments and mining corporations are prioritizing sustainability and environmental responsibility, pushing for low-emission and energy-efficient mining equipment. Stricter regulations on carbon footprints and waste management are driving the adoption of hybrid-powered equipment. Circular mining practices are emerging, encouraging the use of recycled materials and eco-friendly extraction techniques.

Growth Restraints

Supply chain disruptions and raw material shortages: The mining equipment industry is dependent on global supply chains for semiconductors, batteries, hydraulic systems, and other components. Disruptions caused by geopolitical tensions and transportation bottlenecks can lead to delays in production and equipment deliveries. Demand for critical minerals can result in raw material shortages, leading to higher manufacturing costs and price volatility in mining equipment
High initial investment and operational costs: The transition to electrified, automated, and technologically advanced mining equipment requires substantial upfront capital investment. Battery-powered machines, autonomous fleets, and AI-driven systems come with higher acquisition and infrastructure costs, making it difficult for small and midsize mining companies to adopt them. Ongoing maintenance, software upgrades, and specialized workforce training add to the total cost of ownership, slowing widespread adoption.
Environmental regulations and permitting challenges: Stricter environmental policies and lengthy permitting processes are delaying mining projects and restricting equipment demand. Governments worldwide are enforcing carbon emissions limits, water usage regulations, and land rehabilitation requirements, increasing compliance costs for mining companies. In some cases, new mining sites face strong opposition from environmental groups and local communities, making it challenging to expand operations and invest in new machinery.