Key Market Indicators
Greek Mining and Quarrying Revenue to Decline by 2028 ATHENS — The Greek mining and quarrying sector is projected to see a slight decrease in revenue, from approximately €687 million in 2023 to around €683 million by 2028. This represents an average annual decline of 0.1%. Historical data since 2013 shows a more pronounced yearly decrease of 2.3% in the market. In 2023, Greece ranked 22nd in this sector, trailing Belgium, which posted a similar revenue figure. The leading countries in this industry were the United Kingdom, Germany, and Poland, holding the second, third, and fourth spots, respectively. Production in the Greek mining and quarrying industry is also anticipated to decline significantly, with estimates suggesting a drop from €1.05 billion in 2023 to approximately €871 million by 2028. This equates to an average annual decrease of 2.9%. The long-term trend since 2000 indicates a sharper yearly decline of 5.6%. In 2023, Greece was positioned 21st, with Ireland surpassing it with production values of €1.05 billion. The United Kingdom, Poland, and the Netherlands were the top producers, ranking second, third, and fourth, respectively.
