KGHM's Copper Resources Ensure Long-Term Supply Amid Rising Global Demand
KGHM's copper resources are projected to last for at least 40 years, supporting a critical role in Europe's raw material sovereignty. As global copper demand is expected to rise by 40% by 2040, an investment of over $250 billion is needed to develop new deposits.
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KGHM produced 710,000 tons of copper and 1,374 tons of silver in 2025, ranking eighth and second among global suppliers, respectively. The company’s copper resources are estimated to last at least 40 years, excluding new explorations.
Global demand for copper is projected to increase by 40% by 2040, driven by sectors such as electronics, renewable energy, electric vehicles, and military applications. In 2025, copper prices rose by 41.7%, reaching a record $14,527.50 per ton in January. The strategic importance of copper is underscored by its classification as a critical raw material by the EU, China, and the U.S.
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