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2025 German Bauma Exhibition
2025-04-08
From April 7 to 13, 2025, the world-renowned bauma 2025 (Munich International Construction Machinery, Building Materials Machinery, Mining Machinery, Engineering Vehicles and Construction Equipment Exhibition) will be grandly opened in Munich, Germany. After three years, more than 3,500 exhibitors from 57 countries will gather at this global feast, presenting the latest developments and innovations in the construction machinery industry in an all-round manner in the 614,000 square meters of exhibition area.
bauma 2025 will focus on five core themes, and through the holding of a series of concurrent activities such as bauma Forum and bauma Innovation Award, it will anchor the direction and provide ideas for the future development of the global construction machinery industry.
Climate Neutrality
Mining Challenge
Alternative Drive Concepts
Networked Construction
Sustainable Construction
Against the backdrop of accelerated global urbanization, continued industrialization and energy structure transformation, the international market demand for mineral resources continues to rise. At the same time, investors and regulators are examining the sustainable development capabilities of mining companies with stricter ESG standards (environment, society and governance). To meet this dual challenge, the global mining industry is actively exploring a variety of innovative paths to improve the efficiency, safety and environmental friendliness of resource extraction. These groundbreaking explorations and practical results will be fully presented and deeply analyzed in the bauma 2025 mining exhibition area.
Global construction machinery and equipment produces hundreds of millions of tons of carbon dioxide emissions every year. Therefore, governments, cities and companies have set climate neutrality goals. The construction machinery industry is undergoing a profound energy revolution - a strategic transformation from traditional diesel power to clean energy drive.
In December 2019, the European Commission announced the ambitious goal of "achieving climate neutrality by 2050". Data shows that the construction industry chain accounts for 36% of the total carbon emissions in the EU, of which most greenhouse gas emissions come from the production of building materials and the operation of buildings for decades after they are put into use.
Against the backdrop of accelerated global urbanization, continued industrialization and energy structure transformation, the international market demand for mineral resources continues to rise. At the same time, investors and regulators are examining the sustainable development capabilities of mining companies with stricter ESG standards (environment, society and governance). To meet this dual challenge, the global mining industry is actively exploring a variety of innovative paths to improve the efficiency, safety and environmental friendliness of resource extraction. These groundbreaking explorations and practical results will be fully presented and deeply analyzed in the bauma 2025 mining exhibition area.
Global construction machinery and equipment produces hundreds of millions of tons of carbon dioxide emissions every year. Therefore, governments, cities and companies have set climate neutrality goals. The construction machinery industry is undergoing a profound energy revolution - a strategic transformation from traditional diesel power to clean energy drive.
The increasing pressure of environmental protection and the shortage of labor resources are accelerating the transformation of the construction machinery industry to digital and automated construction, giving rise to many innovative construction models. As early as bauma 2022, the "Construction Machinery MiC 4.0" working group won the Innovation Award in the field of digitalization with the MiC 4.0 BUS protocol, which attracted widespread attention in the industry. At this exhibition, MiC4.0 will continue to showcase its latest progress and promote the industry's digitalization process to a new height.