- Ball Mill for Mining Industry Report 2026-2035: A $6.23 Billion Market by 2030 with Metso, FLSmidth & Co, CITIC, ThyssenKrupp, KHD Humboldt Wedag, Sepro Mineral Systems Leading
Feb 26, 2026
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The ball mill for mining market is seeing robust growth driven by expanded mineral processing facilities, demand for fine grinding, and rising mining operations. Opportunities include advancements in energy-efficient technologies, automation, and large-scale projects, especially in Asia-Pacific, amid growing demand for metals essential for renewable energy.
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The ball mill for mining market is experiencing significant growth, projected to expand from $4.47 billion in 2025 to $4.76 billion in 2026, at a CAGR of 6.6%. This growth is driven by increased mineral processing facilities, rising demand for fine grinding solutions, expanded metal and mineral mining operations, and the availability of robust grinding equipment. Looking ahead, the market is expected to continue its upward trajectory, reaching $6.23 billion by 2030 with a CAGR of 6.9%.
Factors contributing to this growth include investments in smart mineral processing plants, energy reduction in grinding, large-scale mining projects, and automation adoption in comminution circuits.
Notable trends within the forecast period involve increasing deployment of energy-efficient grinding systems, adoption of large-capacity ball mills, integration of automated mill control systems, use of high-performance grinding media, and a focus on achieving uniform particle size output. These advancements respond to the surging demand for minerals and metals, fueled by renewable energy technology expansion requiring substantial quantities of lithium, cobalt, and copper.
The ball mill for mining market is integral to the minerals and metals sector for grinding ores into fine particles, ultimately enhancing downstream processes like flotation, leaching, and smelting. For example, in September 2025, the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office indicated that South Africa could generate up to USD 1.35 billion from mineral processing due to increased demand for battery-grade materials by 2030. This demand positions South Africa as a key player due to its high-grade nickel and manganese reserves.
Leading companies in the market are emphasizing innovative solutions. Deccan Gold Mines Limited launched the Altyn Tor Gold Project in Kyrgyzstan in September 2025, marking the first Indian-operated gold mining venture in Central Asia. The project includes comprehensive systems for gold extraction and processing, showcasing a significant expansion of gold mining capabilities.
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Furthermore, Metso Corporation, a Finland-based industrial company renowned for supplying essential equipment to the mining industry, entered into a $0.21 billion agreement with Reko Diq Mining Company in August 2024. This partnership supports one of the world's largest undeveloped mining operations in Pakistan, emphasizing the global reach and potential of the ball mill for mining market.
Major industry players include Metso Corporation, FLSmidth & Co. A/S, CITIC Limited, ThyssenKrupp AG (Polysius), KHD Humboldt Wedag, Sepro Mineral Systems Corp., among others. In 2025, Asia-Pacific was the largest region in the market, with expectations for it to be the fastest-growing region in the forecast period. The market report covers regions like Asia-Pacific, Western Europe, North America, and countries such as Australia, China, Germany, Japan, and the USA.
The market involves sales of crushers, grinding mills, flotation machines, and related services, with values representing 'factory gate' prices. The revenues include all sales of goods and/or services within specified geographies, abiding by the market's currency standards.
Report Scope:
Type: Wet Grinding Ball Mill; Dry Grinding Ball Mill; Other Types Capacity: Small; Medium; Large Grinding Media: Forged Steel Balls; Cast Iron Balls; Other Medias Application: Metal Mining; Mineral Mining; Other Applications Geographies Covered: Australia, Brazil, China, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Japan, Taiwan, Russia, South Korea, UK, USA, Canada, Italy, Spain Regions: Asia-Pacific, Southeast Asia, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, North America, South America, Middle East, Africa
Key Attributes:
Report Attribute Details No. of Pages 250 Forecast Period 2026 - 2030 Estimated Market Value (USD) in 2026 $4.76 Billion Forecasted Market Value (USD) by 2030 $6.23 Billion Compound Annual Growth Rate 6.9% Regions Covered Global
Global Ball Mill for Mining Market Trends and Strategies
Industry 4.0 & Intelligent Manufacturing Sustainability, Climate Tech & Circular Economy Electric Mobility & Transportation Electrification Internet of Things (Iot), Smart Infrastructure & Connected Ecosystems Autonomous Systems, Robotics & Smart Mobility Increasing Deployment of Energy-Efficient Grinding Systems Rising Adoption of Large-Capacity Ball Mills Growing Integration of Automated Mill Control Systems Expansion of High-Performance Grinding Media Usage Enhanced Focus on Uniform Particle Size Output
Companies Featured
Metso Corporation FLSmidth & Co. A/S CITIC Limited ThyssenKrupp AG (Polysius) KHD Humboldt Wedag Sepro Mineral Systems Corp. Hongxing Machinery Zhongde Heavy Industry (Luoyang Zhongde Heavy Industries Co.,Ltd.) Pengfei Group Henan Santai Machinery Manufacturing Co.,Ltd. Henan Shaolin Heavy Machines Co.,Ltd. Anyang General International Co.,Ltd. (AGICO Group) Furukawa Industrial Machinery Systems Co.,Ltd. Gebr. Pfeiffer Union Process Fote Heavy Machinery Shibang Industry & Technology Group Co.,Ltd. Henan Baichy Machinery Equipment Co.,Ltd. Henan Hongji Mine Machinery Co.,Ltd. Shanghai Minggong Heavy Equipment Co. Ltd.
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- CITIC (SEHK:267) Reports 12% Revenue Decline In H1 2025
Sep 11, 2025
CITIC reported a 12% decline in revenue and net income for the first half of 2025, alongside announcing an interim dividend and board changes. Meanwhile, major U.S. stocks hit record highs, buoyed by inflation data and interest rate cut hopes. While CITIC's announcements might have weighed on its stock, the overall market environment provided a favorable backdrop, aligning with a 12% price increase over the week. These corporate events would have likely countered the broader market's upward trend rather than bolstered the company's share price performance.
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The recent corporate announcements by CITIC, encompassing a revenue and net income decline, an interim dividend, and changes in the board, potentially impact the company's growth narrative focused on international expansion and technology investment. These developments might influence investor perceptions regarding CITIC's resilience amidst geopolitical and market challenges. With CITIC's share price witnessing a 12% increase over the week amidst these updates, the movement appears moderately inconsistent with the broader market trends and the industry's valuation context.
Over the five-year period, CITIC's total shareholder return, including share price appreciation and dividends, reached 164.85%. This performance highlights significant growth despite recent headwinds, contrasting with the past year's performance, where CITIC surpassed the Hong Kong Industrials industry with substantial growth. However, current challenges underscore the ongoing need to balance growth initiatives against geopolitical and sectoral risks.
The current share price of HK$12.33 is slightly below the analyst consensus price target of HK$13.17, suggesting room for appreciation if CITIC successfully navigates its revenue and profitability pressures. While analysts foreseeing a revenue decline over the next three years may require reassessment of these assumptions given the recent news, particularly regarding dividend commitments and strategic adjustments, the price movement indicates market confidence in CITIC's ability to enhance profitability and expand internationally.
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- China’s Oil Majors Plot Shift to New Fuels and Fine Chemicals
Aug 28, 2025
A Sinopec gas station in Shanghai. Photographer: Qilai Shen/Bloomberg
(Bloomberg) -- China’s state oil majors are racing to keep up with the nation’s breakneck energy transition, shifting operations from loss-making gasoline and diesel to alternative fuels and high-end chemicals.
Over the past week, both PetroChina Co. and Sinopec have reported first-half earnings blunted by weaker international oil prices and crumbling demand for fossil fuels at home. Their response, according to executives, will be to revamp downstream businesses and extend their reach to more specialized, higher-value products.
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Sinopec’s 36% drop in net income was led by a 59% tumble in operating profit at its mainstay refining business and deepening losses at its chemicals unit. PetroChina fared better only because it’s less dependent on those segments, which still saw a combined decline of 19% compared to last year.
More broadly, oil processing is among the worst performing industries in China and has lost money over the first seven months of the year, according to government data. The rapid electrification of cars, trucks and trains means demand for traditional transport fuels has almost certainly peaked.
Chinese gasoline consumption will “face quite a lot of pressure” in the second half, PetroChina’s Chief Financial Officer Wang Hua said at an earnings briefing in Hong Kong on Wednesday. He cited electric charging and the use of natural gas as a fuel as key threats to demand.
Chemicals makers, particularly bulk suppliers to industries like plastics, have also struggled this year with overproduction relative to demand. Indeed, the whole downstream sector is now bracing for a sweeping overhaul as the government campaigns against the involutionary pressures burdening the economy.
That will put a lot of capacity on the chopping block. Sinopec will speed up the elimination of outdated facilities and control investment in chemicals during the government’s next five-year plan that begins in 2026, President Zhao Dong said at an earnings briefing in Hong Kong last week.
High-end chemicals will be a “critical investment direction” to feed substantial demand growth from aircraft, drones, robotics, batteries and new energy vehicles, Chairman Hou Qijun said at the same briefing.
PetroChina’s prescription for the second half also involves turning to more specialized compounds. Those include relatively mundane items like paraffin and lubricants, to low-sulfur marine fuel, carbon fibers and materials that insulate high-voltage cables, according to its earnings report.
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Both companies are also leaning into cleaner-burning gas and electric vehicles to loosen oil’s grip on their profits.
PetroChina said its liquefied natural gas refueling stations saw volumes rise 59% in the first half. For electric charging stations, the jump was 213%. Growing both will be a focus for the company in the second half, it said. The firm’s proposal to buy its parent’s gas storage businesses for $5.6 billion will only cement its lead in that market.
Sinopec, meanwhile, has worked to become an integrated energy provider in the first half, developing its EV battery networks and ranking No. 1 in the retail LNG market, Chief Financial Officer Shou Donghua told the briefing in Hong Kong.
For all of the recalibration downstream, both companies remain firmly committed to upstream growth in line with Beijing’s energy security goals. Offshore driller Cnooc Ltd., the third of China’s oil majors, which also reported earnings this week, has typically led those efforts. In practice, that has meant keeping oil output at least steady while raising gas production.
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Indonesian sovereign wealth fund Danantara has signed a $1.42 billion heads of agreement with Chinese company GEM Co. to invest in battery-grade nickel plant.
Baoshan Iron & Steel Co., the listed unit of the world’s top steel producer, says China’s efforts to rein in overcapacity will start to show results this half.
China’s industrial companies saw their profits fall at a slower pace in July, in a potential sign that efforts to curb overcapacity are starting to ease the strain from aggressive competition among producers.
This Week’s Diary
(All times Beijing)
Thursday, Aug. 28
CSIA’s weekly solar wafer price assessment Cnooc earnings call, 17:00 EARNINGS: Jiangxi Copper, Hesteel, Maanshan Steel, GEM, Cosco Shipping
Friday, Aug. 29
China’s weekly iron ore port stockpiles Shanghai exchange weekly commodities inventory, ~15:30 EARNINGS: Jinko, GCL-Poly, Three Gorges, Yangtze Power, Shenhua, BYD, Gotion, Tianqi Lithium, Citic Ltd.
Saturday, Aug. 30
Nothing major scheduled
Sunday, Aug. 31
China’s official PMIs for August, 09:30
--With assistance from Sarah Chen and Ben Sharples.
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- China’s Steel Industry Plans Compensation for Shutting Old Mills
Mar 21, 2025
(Bloomberg) -- China’s steel industry is considering paying firms to shutter outdated steel plants, amid government efforts to rein in the country’s mammoth output.
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Qian Gang, chairman of Citic Pacific Special Steel Group Co., said the industry is planning on setting up a compensation scheme for closing older and less efficient capacity, according to a report from local media outlet Jiemian, which cited remarks made on Thursday at the company’s earnings briefing.
The report said the China Iron and Steel Association, which represents steelmakers, began consulting with mills earlier this year on the plan.
A representative for Citic Pacific couldn’t confirm the chairman’s comment. A CISA spokesperson didn’t respond to a request for a comment. The report didn’t specify who would pay the compensation nor at what stage the discussions were at.
China’s economic planning agency pledged earlier this month to push steelmakers to reduce production, in a bid to ease a massive glut and restore profitability at mills. The industry has been one of the worst-impacted by the property market’s downturn.
The market has speculated that cuts of as much as 50 million tons could be mandated. Output in the world’s biggest producer and consumer of the alloy has stubbornly remained above 1 billion tons despite Beijing’s efforts to guide it lower.
--With assistance from Winnie Zhu.
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- Gold Steadies as Investors Fret Over the Global Economic Outlook
Mar 10, 2025
(Bloomberg) -- Gold held firm following a weekly advance as rising concerns about the global economic outlook buttressed haven demand.
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Spot bullion steadied near $2,910 an ounce, after gaining almost 2% last week. In the US, President Donald Trump said the economy faced “a period of transition” as he pressed on with his focus on tariffs and federal job cuts. In China, data pointed to persistent deflationary pressures.
The precious metal has surged in the opening quarter of 2025, hitting successive records and gaining every week apart from one. The rally has been driven by investor anxiety about the disruption caused by the Trump administration’s trade policies, signs of sustained central-bank buying, and speculation the Federal Reserve may cut interest rates further.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell acknowledged rising economic uncertainties in the US but said officials don’t need to rush to adjust policy, according to remarks on Friday. Among recent data points, the Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow gauge signaled US economy may shrink this quarter. Lower borrowing costs tend to benefit gold as it doesn’t pay interest.
“Weak US economic data and recession fears have raised rate-cut expectations, which are all supportive of gold,” said Zhu Shanying, an analyst at CITIC Futures Co. Still, bullion may be range-bound before the Fed announces its next policy decision later this month, she said.
Against that backdrop, bullion-backed exchange-traded funds have been attracting inflows, expanding for the past six weeks to reach the highest level since December 2023, according to an initial Bloomberg tally.
Spot gold was flat at $2,910.40 an ounce at 2:02 p.m. in Singapore, 11% higher this year. Its latest record was set at just above $2,956 last month. The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index steadied following its deepest weekly loss since 2022. Silver, platinum and palladium fell.
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- Oil Dips After Weekly Gain as Traders Weigh Mixed China Data
Jun 17, 2024
(Bloomberg) -- Oil slipped after its biggest weekly advance since early April as traders weighed a raft of data from China that showed industrial expansion slowed last month, while retail sales beat forecasts.
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Brent traded above $82 a barrel after climbing 3.8% last week, the first weekly gain in four. West Texas Intermediate was near $78. Industrial output and fixed-asset investment posted slower growth, and oil refining fell to the lowest rate this year after more plants shut for maintenance.
The spending numbers offered some encouragement after households were reluctant to spend, despite government stimulus measures.
China’s oil refining — known as crude throughput — is expected to be flat or fall this year for the first time in two decades, excluding a downturn in 2022 due to Covid-19, according to most market watchers surveyed by Bloomberg. The nation processed a record volume in 2023 as demand rebounded.
Oil has trended lower since early April on signs of robust supply and concerns over demand, particularly from China. OPEC+ recently rattled the market with a plan to return more output this year, forcing key members to clarify that the group can pause or reverse production changes if necessary.
“Crude has room for growth,” said Gui Chenxi, an analyst at CITIC Futures Co. The third quarter is typically peak season globally and should drive oil processing and demand higher, she added.
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- Huarong Sends $1.7 Billion Back to Citic After Unloading Assets
Nov 16, 2023
(Bloomberg) -- China Huarong Asset Management Co. returned almost $2 billion back to Citic Group after the financial conglomerate led a bailout of the bad debt manager two years ago.
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Huarong agreed to pay HK$13.6 billion ($1.7 billion) for a 5% stake in Citic Ltd. from another one of the group’s entities. The firm will pay HK$9.35 a share, or 29% premium to Wednesday’s closing price, according to a filing.
The investment will bring “longterm stable financial returns,” Huarong said in a filing.
Huarong also updated its progress on slimming down its business, saying it completed the disposal of equity interests in five licensed subsidiaries, according to another exchange statement. The sales realized a gain of 3.5 billion yuan ($483 million).
Huarong rose 16.4% as of 10:10 a.m. in Hong Kong. Citic Ltd. slid 0.6%.
Huarong rattled Asian credit markets in 2021 after it failed to release its annual report on time, eventually revealing a massive loss for 2020. It later received a $6.6 billion government-orchestrated bailout that saw Citic Group overtake the finance ministry as its largest shareholder. Citic Group, a state-run financial conglomerate, now holds 26% of Huarong, according to the statement.
“The move suggests the possibility of Citic Group using Citic Ltd. as a major platform to consolidate some of Huarong’s assets and deepen cooperation with it in future, as part of the broad reorganization,” said Shen Meng, a director for Beijing-based investment bank Chanson & Co.
Huarong also plans to change its name to China Citic Financial Asset Management Co.
The change “is good for market sentiment and from a technical perspective,” said Ting Meng, a senior credit strategist at Australia & New Zealand Banking Group. “It could enable onshore investors to invest in Huarong under Citic Group line.”
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Huarong, together with China Cinda Asset Management Co., China Great Wall Asset Management Co. and China Orient Asset Management Co., was created to buy bad loans from banks in the aftermath of the late 1990s Asian financial crisis, when decades of government-directed lending to state companies had left China’s biggest lenders on the brink of insolvency. The firms later expanded beyond their original mandate, creating a labyrinth of subsidiaries to engage in other financial businesses, including shadow lending.
--With assistance from Wei Zhou.
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- China Huarong to Buy Stake in Citic for Over $1.7 Billion
Nov 16, 2023
State-owned China Huarong Asset Management has agreed to buy a minority stake in another state-run conglomerate, Citic Ltd., for $1.75 billion.
- Delving into CITIC Ltd's Dividend Performance: A Comprehensive Analysis
Sep 22, 2023
Assessing Dividend History, Yield, Growth, and Sustainability of CITIC Ltd (CTPCF)
CITIC Ltd (CTPCF) recently announced a dividend of $0.2 per share, payable on 2023-11-16, with the ex-dividend date set for 2023-09-22. As investors look forward to this upcoming payment, the spotlight also shines on the company's dividend history, yield, and growth rates. Using the data from GuruFocus, let's deep dive into CITIC Ltd's dividend performance and assess its sustainability.
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CITIC Ltd is a Hong Kong-based investment holding company. The company's operating segment includes Comprehensive financial services; Advanced intelligent manufacturing; Advanced materials; New consumption and New-type urbanisation. It generates maximum revenue from the Comprehensive financial services segment. Geographically it derives a majority of its revenue from Mainland China. Delving into CITIC Ltd's Dividend Performance: A Comprehensive Analysis
Tracing CITIC Ltd's Dividend History
CITIC Ltd has maintained a consistent dividend payment record since 2014. Dividends are currently distributed on a bi-annually basis. Below is a chart showing annual Dividends Per Share for tracking historical trends. Delving into CITIC Ltd's Dividend Performance: A Comprehensive Analysis
Understanding CITIC Ltd's Dividend Yield and Growth
As of today, CITIC Ltd currently has a 12-month trailing dividend yield of 9.05% and a 12-month forward dividend yield of 9.00%. This suggests an expectation of decrease dividend payments over the next 12 months.
CITIC Ltd's dividend yield of 9.05% is near a 10-year high and outperforms than 93.49 of global competitors in the Conglomerates industry, suggesting that the company's dividend yield stands out as an attractive proposition for income investors.
Over the past three years, CITIC Ltd's annual dividend growth rate was 14.20%. Extended to a five-year horizon, this rate decreased to 12.20% per year. And over the past decade, CITIC Ltd's annual dividends per share growth rate stands at 4.90%.
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Based on CITIC Ltd's dividend yield and five-year growth rate, the 5-year yield on cost of CITIC Ltd stock as of today is approximately 16.09%. Delving into CITIC Ltd's Dividend Performance: A Comprehensive Analysis
Assessing Dividend Sustainability: Payout Ratio and Profitability
To assess the sustainability of the dividend, one needs to evaluate the company's payout ratio. The dividend payout ratio provides insights into the portion of earnings the company distributes as dividends. A lower ratio suggests that the company retains a significant part of its earnings, thereby ensuring the availability of funds for future growth and unexpected downturns. As of 2023-06-30, CITIC Ltd's dividend payout ratio is 0.29.
CITIC Ltd's profitability rank, offers an understanding of the company's earnings prowess relative to its peers. GuruFocus ranks CITIC Ltd's profitability 7 out of 10 as of 2023-06-30, suggesting good profitability prospects. The company has reported positive net income for each of year over the past decade, further solidifying its high profitability.
Examining Growth Metrics: The Future Outlook
To ensure the sustainability of dividends, a company must have robust growth metrics. CITIC Ltd's growth rank of 7 out of 10 suggests that the company's growth trajectory is good relative to its competitors.
Revenue is the lifeblood of any company, and CITIC Ltd's revenue per share, combined with the 3-year revenue growth rate, indicates a strong revenue model. CITIC Ltd's revenue has increased by approximately 10.20% per year on average, a rate that outperforms than approximately 65.24% of global competitors.
The company's 3-year EPS growth rate showcases its capability to grow its earnings, a critical component for sustaining dividends in the long run. During the past three years, CITIC Ltd's earnings increased by approximately 11.90% per year on average, a rate that outperforms than approximately 45.48% of global competitors.
Lastly, the company's 5-year EBITDA growth rate of 11.30%, which outperforms than approximately 55.51% of global competitors.
Conclusion
With its consistent dividend payments, high dividend yield, and robust growth metrics, CITIC Ltd presents an attractive proposition for income investors. Its relatively low payout ratio and high profitability rank suggest a sustainable dividend, while its strong growth metrics indicate promising future prospects. However, as with any investment, potential investors should conduct their due diligence and consider the overall financial health and market position of CITIC Ltd before making an investment decision.
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- China Cracks Down on Top Bank Salaries
Jun 29, 2022
Chinese President Xi Jinping has said a goal of the common prosperity plan is to encourage people with high incomes to "return more to society.”
