Global Scans · Industry 4.0 · Weekly Summary

• [New] By the end of 2025, more than 60% of manufacturing companies globally will be implementing Industry 4.0 solutions, of which digital twins are a part. Ryder Website
• [New] The A & D industry will increasingly adopt Industry 4.0 technologies, such as digital twins and additive manufacturing (3D printing), in 2025. India Strategic
• Emphasis of Germany on Industry 4.0 and digital transformation is developing numerous opportunities for AI implementation in manufacturing, automotive, and healthcare. Towards Healthcare
• As part of the growth strategy, Axelera plans to expand to North America, Europe and the Middle East with a focus on key verticals such as automotive, digital healthcare, Industry 4.0, retail, robots & drones and surveillance. VentureBeat
• Around 45-50% of large manufacturers reported implementing digital twins for asset management by 2024, with projections indicating growth to over 70% by 2031 as Industry 4.0 initiatives deepen. Platform Executive
• The practical frameworks will guide Malaysian automotive SMEs in adopting Industry 4.0 technologies by providing tailored solutions to enhance operational efficiency. SpringerLink
• Industry 4.0 investments by manufacturing companies that stood at $102 Bn in 2021, comprising nearly 20% of all manufacturing tech spend globally, are estimated to double to $200 Bn by 2025 and constitute 40% of all manufacturing tech spend. NASSCOM | The Official Community of Indian IT Industry
• Need for Industry 4.0 in Indian Manufacturing: As per reports manufacturing sector could achieve a 25% share in GDP through Industry 4.0 technologies. Drishti IAS
• Government initiatives supporting digital manufacturing and Industry 4.0 will accelerate the adoption of additive manufacturing technologies globally. Credence Research
• The low-medium tech industry in Pakistan can leverage the opportunities presented by Industry 4.0 by adopting advanced engineering management practices. Pakistan Observer
• The SAMARTH Udyog Bharat 4.0 initiative represents a significant step towards modernizing and enhancing the capabilities of the Indian manufacturing sector, preparing it for the challenges and opportunities presented by Industry 4.0. EDUREV.IN
• Industrial IoT (IIoT) Sector: The industrial IoT sector is projected to see substantial growth as manufacturers in GCC adopt Industry 4.0 technologies, focusing on automation, predictive maintenance, and efficiency in production environments. Mobility Foresights
• Saudi Arabia's commitment to Vision 2030 provides a solid foundation for embracing Industry 4.0, positioning it as a leader in technological advancement in the Middle East. ArabNews
• A recent forecast report predicts APAC to register the highest CAGR globally due to increasing technological advancements, growing awareness regarding ICS security systems among small and medium-sized enterprises, rapidly growing industrial organizations, and increasing investment in Industry 4.0. CybersecAsia
• The Indian government recognizes the transformative potential of Industry 4.0 and has launched various initiatives and policies to support the adoption of advanced manufacturing technologies. Bisinfotech
• India's manufacturing industry is expected to reach $1 trillion by 2025-26 driven by emerging themes such as advanced technologies, sustainable practices, Industry 4.0, a focus on local manufacturing, AI integration, 3D printing adoption, and IoT-driven processes. CNBCTV18
• The global cement industry is expected to witness an accelerated adoption of Industry 4.0 in the coming years. World Cement
• Lindsay Corporation plans to modernize its facility by implementing Industry 4.0 technologies, including data connectivity, analytics, artificial intelligence, and adding automation and robotics. The Job Shop Company
• Given that 65% of CEOs across all industries see Industry 4.0 technologies as critical to addressing environmental challenges, we can expect more insurance companies to jump on the sustainability tech bandwagon in the coming year. MarkMeets | Entertainment, Music, Movie, TV & London Fi
• India has become the face of digital revolution in the era of Industry 4.0 where MSMEs will play a pivotal role. NCAER | Quality . Relevance . Impact

Last updated: 29 June 2025