EY to Launch Mining Industry Risk Report October 29
The 20th annual EY survey analyzes business risks for major mining and metals companies ahead of the 2027 outlook.
Updated on Oct. 25, 2026 in Remote Work
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EY will release its 2027 Global Mining and Metals Business Risks and Opportunities report on October 29, 2026. The findings will debut at the IMARC 2026 conference in Sydney, Australia.
Why it matters
Mining leaders report an increased focus on short-term risks due to global uncertainty and a reduced appetite for long-term investment. The report provides a roadmap for executives navigating these shifting economic pressures.
The report aggregates insights from 500 senior managers at firms with at least US$1 billion in annual revenue. This marks the 20th consecutive year EY has conducted this industry survey.
The players
EY
EY is a global professional services firm that provides assurance, consulting, and tax services to major corporations across numerous industries.
The details
Operational complexity, capital constraints, and supply chain issues round out the top three risks identified by industry leaders. The research evaluates 10 primary business risks and opportunities for 2027, including the rising threat of cybersecurity.
Timeline
The EY outlook report will be launched on October 29, 2026.
Market Landscape
The report extends the analysis established by the 20th annual EY mining and metals industry survey regarding long-term risk assessment. It highlights a structural shift as major firms prioritize immediate operational stability over expansive capital investment.
Major organizations are tightening their focus on short-term risk, which may impact investment project timelines and corporate operational budgets. Stakeholders should monitor these trends as they reflect broader changes in how large-scale industrial companies allocate capital.
The takeaway
The mining sector is prioritizing immediate operational complexity management over long-term capital deployment. Executives should focus on enhancing cybersecurity and supply chain resilience to remain competitive in 2027.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Australian Mining.
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