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Safety Trends in Mining 2025

Publisher GlobalData
Published Oct 09, 2025
Length 16 Pages
SKU # GBDT20511236

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Safety Trends in Mining 2025

Summary

GlobalData's Safety Trends in Mining, 2025 provides a comprehensive coverage on the performance indicators of global mining industry. It provides historical and forecast data on fatalities, total recordable injury frequency rate, and lost-time injury frequency rate by company. The report also includes trends in investing in safety-related technology.

The average number of fatalities among the 54 miners studied in 2024 decreased to 3.1 from 4.3 in 2023. The decrease in fatality rates in 2024 was primarily due to decreased fatalities at ArcelorMittal and Impala Platinum. ArcelorMittal’s significant decline followed the sale of its Kazakhstan operations (Kostenko coal mine) in December 2023, following an explosion and fire that killed 46 miners. Meanwhile, Impala Platinum’s decline was due to the inclusion of significant safety reforms.

Top performers over the five years analyzed were Boliden, Northern Star Resources, and Minsur with zero fatalities. The worst performers were ArcelorMittal, Coal India and Sibanye-Stillwater with 142, 138 and 54 in total, respectively.

Scope
  • The report contains an overview of the safety trends in mining including historical and forecast data on fatalities, total recordable injury frequency rate, and lost-time injury frequency rate by company. The report also includes trends in investing in safety-related technology.
Reasons to Buy
  • To gain an understanding of the safety trends in mining industry, relevant driving factors
  • To understand performance indicators for leading miners
  • To understand investments in safety-related technology
  • To gain an understanding on the safety innovations

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16 Pages
Executive Summary
Performance indicators for leading miners
Trends in investing in safety-related technology

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