The Italian Trade Commission (ITA), ANIMA the Italian mechanical engineering industry association and UNACEA, the Italian construction equipment association, were delighted to participate in PDAC 2025, the world's foremost mineral exploration and mining convention. Their presence at this prestigious event underscored Italy’s dedication to advancing mining and construction technology on a global scale. By fostering international collaboration and showcasing top-tier innovations, Italy reinforced its role as a key player in the industry, bridging the gap between tradition and modern engineering excellence.
Italy’s commitment to advancing the mining sector is further exemplified by a recent €1 billion fund launched to invest in critical raw materials and enhance mining capabilities. This initiative aligns with Italy's broader strategy to revitalize mining operations and reinforce its leadership in both innovation and sustainability. It underscores Italy’s proactive approach in securing its position within the global mineral exploration landscape.
We proudly showcased a selection of Italy's most advanced earthmoving, mining, and construction technology providers. These Italian companies embodied Italy's longstanding commitment to technological excellence and craftsmanship. By exhibiting their innovative products and services at PDAC 2025, they demonstrated how Italian expertise continues to drive progress in the mining and construction sectors. The showcased offerings spanned a diverse range, reflecting Italy’s ability to integrate tradition with cutting-edge solutions. Among the featured companies were:
- ABS SFERE - Steels and grinding media
- AGUDIO MATERIAL DIV. OF LEITNER SPA - Material ropeways, cable cranes
- METALGALANTE SPA - Mobile batching plants and equipment
- PERISSINOTTO SPA - Heavy-duty slurry pumps for challenging acidic and abrasive applications
- SAER ELETTROPOMPE SPA - Hydraulic pumps and electric motors
- STM INDUSTRIALE SPA - Belt conveyor systems for bulk materials handling
To delve deeper into the capabilities of these companies, peruse the "Discover Italian Technology @ PDAC 2025" brochure.
Additionally, a delegation of officials from the Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy (MEMI), the Ministry for the Environment (MASE), Cassa Depositi e Prestiti Group, and the Italian Institute for Environmental Protection and Research attended the show. They participated in discussions on recent policy developments, incentives, and business opportunities at the European Union booth. Furthermore, at the European Union’s Business and Networking Breakfast, Alberto Castronovo, Head of the Internationalisation Unit - Cabinet of the Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy, took part in a panel discussion about building resilient raw materials value chains in the EU.
We hope to see you next year at PDAC 2026!
