RAILVEYOR TECHNOLOGIES: REVOLUTIONIZING MINING HAULAGE WITH FULLY ELECTRIC, AUTONOMOUS SYSTEMS

Railveyor Technologies Global is a Canadian-based company specializing in automated material haulage systems for the mining industry. The Railveyor system combines the best features of rail, conveyor, and truck haulage into a fully electric, autonomous material transport solution. The system can operate in both surface and underground environments and enables continuous, safe, and energy-efficient haulage across various grades and distances.

Interview with Tasreem Mohamed, Interim CEO & CFO at Railveyor Technologies.

What are the main areas of activity of the company?

Tasreem Mohamed: Railveyor’s primary focus areas include:

  • Material haulage systems for underground and surface mines.
  • Engineering and system design and integration for mine layout optimization.
  • Automation and digital control systems for remote operation and monitoring.
  • Aftermarket support and maintenance to ensure system reliability and performance.

What’s the news about new products/services?

T.M: Railveyor continues to focus on product development that enhances safety, innovation, and operational efficiency, while further reducing emissions across mining operations. The company’s latest advancement, the EcoRail™ initiative, builds on its fully electric haulage foundation to deliver a next-generation, low-carbon transport solution.

What are the ranges of products/services?

T.M:

  • Railveyor Haulage System – A fully electric, autonomous material transport solution.
  • System Design and Engineering Services – Conceptual, pre-feasibility, and detailed design support.
  • Installation and Commissioning – Project delivery and integration with mine infrastructure.
  • Aftermarket and Lifecycle Support – Maintenance, spares, training, and performance optimization.
  • Digital Control Platform – Supervisory software for autonomous operation and system analytics.

What is the state of the market where you are currently active?

T.M: The mining sector is significantly evolving toward decarbonization and automation. Demand for critical minerals, operational efficiency and ESG-compliant solutions are driving investments in innovative technologies. Railveyor’s system aligns strongly with this shift, and the company is seeing increasing global interest, particularly in North America, Australia, and Africa.

Tasreem “Tas” Mohamed is Interim CEO and CFO with Railveyor since 2023.  A chartered accountant with a recently completed MBA, Tas possesses a wealth of experience. Her journey has been truly global, beginning in South Africa, extending to Dubai, and eventually landing her in Canada with a public company that marked a milestone in her career growth. Having worked for a company with a strong global presence, she developed a familiar understanding of diverse cultures and the nuances that distinguish various work environments. The prospect of building financial stability and fostering growth at Railveyor presented a compelling opportunity.

What can you tell us about market trends?

T.M: Key trends shaping the industry include:

  • Electrification and renewable energy integration.
  • Autonomous mining operations and AI-based optimization.
  • Increased focus on sustainability, safety, and reduced carbon emissions.
  • Rising demand for productivity improvements through continuous haulage solutions

What are the most innovative products/services marketed?

T.M: A key focus of ongoing innovation includes improvements to system safety and automation, such as advanced collision-avoidance technology, intelligent braking systems, and real-time monitoring through the Railveyor Digital Control Platform. These developments further improve operator safety and reduce risk in underground and surface mining environments.

Railveyor is also advancing efficiency improvements in pre-haul design and system performance, optimizing energy use and throughput across varying haul distances and grades. The introduction of EcoRail™, featuring regenerative energy recovery and smart power management, further strengthens the company’s commitment to sustainability—minimizing emissions while lowering lifecycle costs for mine operators.

What estimations do you have for the end of 2025?

T.M: By the end of 2025 & 2026, Railveyor anticipates:

  • A growing number of projects at various stages of client engagement, including trade-off studies, contract negotiations and system implementations, globally.
  • Continued expansion of partnerships with Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) and major mining companies.
  • Further advancements in automation, digital analytics, and remote operations.
  • Revenue growth driven by new installations and aftermarket support