- CEO
- Helena Hedblom
- Full Time Employees
- 19,042
- Sector
- Industrials
- Industry
- Agricultural - Machinery
- Address
- Sickla Industrivag 19 Nacka Sweden 131 54
- IPO Date
- Jan 22, 2019
- Business
- Epiroc AB (publ) is a global productivity partner for mining, infrastructure, and natural resources industries that develops and provides innovative equipment including drill rigs, rock drilling tools, rock excavation and construction equipment, trucks and loaders, raise boring equipment, excavator attachments, rock reinforcement tools, underground ventilation systems, and hyperspectral imaging solutions for core samples; the company also delivers world-class aftermarket services, automation, digitalization, electrification technologies, and related support agreements. Organized into two business areas, Equipment & Service and Tools & Attachments, Epiroc serves customers in mining, construction, demolition, recycling, water, oil, and gas sectors across more than 150 countries with operations spanning Europe, North America, Latin America, Asia Pacific, Africa, Middle East, and Central Asia. Founded in 1873 as part of Atlas Copco and spun off as an independent listed entity in 2018, the company maintains headquarters in Stockholm, Sweden, and employs nearly 19,000 people while generating SEK 63.6 billion in revenues for 2024. Recent strategic acquisitions bolstering its portfolio and market leadership include the remaining share of Radlink in April 2025 adding ground support technologies to Equipment & Service, ACB+ in September 2024 enhancing attachments capabilities in France and Europe, the remaining stake in ASI Mining in July 2024 for U.S.-based autonomous solutions, Yieldpoint in June 2024 for advanced ground support in Canada, Weco in May 2024 expanding service offerings in South Africa, and Stanley Infrastructure in April 2024 strengthening excavator attachments and tools globally for USD 760 million; additionally, Epiroc secured a significant order in October 2025 for mining equipment and digital solutions from Asante Gold Corp. at its Chirano gold mine in Ghana.