XCMG wins major order, setting a new export record for green mining equipment!

2025-09-26

XCMG and Fortescue of Australia recently held a successful signing ceremony in Beijing for a strategic partnership on green mining equipment solutions. Yang Dongsheng, Chairman of XCMG and XCMG Machinery, and Dr. Andrew Forrest, Executive Chairman of Fortescue, jointly signed a new energy mining equipment supply agreement. Under the agreement, XCMG will deliver 150 to 200 240-ton pure electric mining trucks to Fortescue between 2028 and 2030. This order represents China's largest export cooperation project in the field of green mining equipment to date.

The global mining industry is undergoing a profound green revolution, with zero-carbon transformation becoming the industry's shared goal. As a leading global mining company, Ford River Group has pioneered the goal of achieving full decarbonization by 2030, committed to completely eliminating its reliance on fossil fuels in its iron ore operations. The group's green transformation path aligns closely with the zero-carbon smart mine concept championed by XCMG. XCMG has actively participated in the practical exploration of global zero-carbon smart mines, focusing on the integrated innovation of "artificial intelligence + mining equipment." The company continues to deepen its efforts across all scenarios and processes, both surface and underground, and is committed to providing global customers with integrated zero-carbon smart mine solutions that are complete, mature, technologically advanced, and feasible

From China Huaneng Yimin Mine setting a global example of smart mines, to XCMG mining machinery widely serving major mining areas in Asia, Africa, Europe and the Americas; from XCMG winning the "2025 Mining Decarbonization Award" to becoming one of the top four open-pit mining equipment manufacturers in the world - XCMG has always adhered to the mission of "leading with engineering technology, equipping a better future" and continued to create outstanding value for its customers.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      ---Via XCMG News