Refurbished Robots Market
Refurbished Robots Market (Robot Type: Articulated Robots, SCARA Robots, Cartesian Robots, Delta/Parallel Robots and Others; Refurbishment Level: Cosmetic & Functional Restoration, Complete Overhaul, Certified/OEM-Warrantied and Others; Application: Material Handling & Logistics, Assembly Line, Welding, Painting, Healthcare & Surgical Assistance and Others; End-use Industry: Automotive, Electrical & Electronics, Metal & Machinery, Chemicals, Healthcare and Others) – Global Industry Analysis, Shares, Growth, Trends and Forecast 2021-2036
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| Product ID:
4736
| Report Version:
July 2026
Market Snappshot
- Market Size in 2025: $US 2.75 Bn
- Forecast Market by 2036: $US 10.2 Bn
- CAGR for the Period 2026-2036: 11.5%
- Top Region in Terms of Market Share: Asia Pacific (38%)
- Key Players: ABB Ltd., FANUC Corporation, Yaskawa America, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Kuka AG, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Comau S.p.A., Epson America, Global Robots Ltd., and Others
Analyst Viewpoint:
Refurbished robots are quietly moving from a fallback option to a mainstream procurement channel, and that shift is worth paying attention to. For years, buying used was seen as a compromise: fine for a cash-strapped startup, but not something a serious operation would choose on purpose. That perception is fading as refurbishment quality catches up to new-robot performance, and as warranty coverage on restored units becomes the norm rather than the exception. What’s more interesting is where this heads next. As major manufacturers face real pressure in their core new-robot businesses, the line between “new robot maker” and “refurbishment specialist” is starting to blur, expect to see OEMs treat certified refurbishment less as an afterthought and more as a genuine second revenue line. Meanwhile, independent refurbishers face a strategic choice: compete purely on price against manufacturer-backed programs, or specialize in speed, cross-brand flexibility, and service for buyers the OEMs aren’t built to serve quickly. The category most likely to define this market’s next phase isn’t cost at all, it’s software. A robot’s mechanical body can outlast its controller by decades, and refurbishers who master modern software and sensor upgrades on old hardware will likely pull ahead of those who only handle the physical restoration.
Refurbished Robots Market Overview:
The refurbished robots market covers industrial robots that have been repaired, tested, and restored to working condition for resale, distinct from simply reselling a used robot as-is without restoration work. Refurbishment typically involves fixing mechanical parts, repairing electrical systems, and updating controller software; a complete overhaul does all three at once and can bring an old robot close to factory-new performance.
By robot type, articulated robots, the classic multi-jointed robot arm, lead with an estimated 58% share, since they remain the most common type installed across factories worldwide and therefore the largest source of aging units entering refurbishment. By refurbishment level, complete overhaul is estimated to lead with around 40% share, as buyers increasingly favor full restoration over cosmetic-only refurbishment to maximize remaining operational life. By application, material handling and logistics leads with an estimated 30% share, driven by the growth of e-commerce and warehouse automation. By end-use industry, automotive manufacturing leads with an estimated 32% share, reflecting how frequently automotive plants cycle through robot generations as production lines are retooled, feeding a steady supply of used robots into the resale and refurbishment pipeline.
Refurbishment technology has also improved: modern processes increasingly include updated sensors and controller software, closing the performance gap with new robots and making the value case easier to justify than it was a decade ago.
By robot type, articulated robots, the classic multi-jointed robot arm, lead with an estimated 58% share, since they remain the most common type installed across factories worldwide and therefore the largest source of aging units entering refurbishment. By refurbishment level, complete overhaul is estimated to lead with around 40% share, as buyers increasingly favor full restoration over cosmetic-only refurbishment to maximize remaining operational life. By application, material handling and logistics leads with an estimated 30% share, driven by the growth of e-commerce and warehouse automation. By end-use industry, automotive manufacturing leads with an estimated 32% share, reflecting how frequently automotive plants cycle through robot generations as production lines are retooled, feeding a steady supply of used robots into the resale and refurbishment pipeline.
Refurbishment technology has also improved: modern processes increasingly include updated sensors and controller software, closing the performance gap with new robots and making the value case easier to justify than it was a decade ago.
| Drivers | Cost-Effective Access to Automation for Small and Mid-Sized Manufacturers |
| Extended Equipment Lifecycles Amid Rising Sustainability and Supply Pressure |
Cost-Effective Access to Automation for Small and Mid-Sized Manufacturers
The biggest reason companies buy refurbished robots is simple: they cost a lot less. Used robots typically sell for 40% to 60% of the price of a new one, according to multiple robotics integrators and dealers. ABB, one of the largest robot makers in the world, backs this up directly; an ABB expert states that a refurbished robot can run up to 25% cheaper than a new unit, with savings growing larger for more advanced, expensive robot models.
That price gap matters most for small and mid-sized manufacturers. In the US alone, small businesses make up 99.9% of all businesses, according to the U.S. Small Business Administration; a huge pool of buyers who are price-sensitive by nature and often priced out of new industrial robots, which commonly start around $25,000 and can run well past $100,000 depending on the model and controller.
Refurbishment quality has also improved a lot. Robots refurbished today often get 15 to 20 additional years of working life, according to industry reporting on the space, and updated refurbishment processes increasingly include modern sensors and controller software upgrades. That closes the performance gap between a refurbished robot and a brand-new one, making the cost savings much easier to justify than they were a decade ago.
That price gap matters most for small and mid-sized manufacturers. In the US alone, small businesses make up 99.9% of all businesses, according to the U.S. Small Business Administration; a huge pool of buyers who are price-sensitive by nature and often priced out of new industrial robots, which commonly start around $25,000 and can run well past $100,000 depending on the model and controller.
Refurbishment quality has also improved a lot. Robots refurbished today often get 15 to 20 additional years of working life, according to industry reporting on the space, and updated refurbishment processes increasingly include modern sensors and controller software upgrades. That closes the performance gap between a refurbished robot and a brand-new one, making the cost savings much easier to justify than they were a decade ago.
Extended Equipment Lifecycles Amid Rising Sustainability and Supply Pressure
The second big driver is a shift in how companies think about their equipment. Instead of scrapping an old robot and buying new, more businesses are choosing to extend its life; both to save money and to cut down on electronic waste, as sustainability becomes a bigger part of corporate purchasing decisions.
This driver is getting a push from real turbulence in the new-robot market. ABB’s robotics division saw its profit drop 39% year-on-year in 2024. When a company as large as ABB is under this kind of financial pressure in its robotics unit, it signals real volatility across the whole new-robot manufacturing industry, and that kind of volatility tends to push buyers toward more stable, cost-predictable alternatives like refurbished equipment.
Supply chain problems over the past few years have added to this. When new robots have been harder to get quickly, manufacturers have leaned on refurbishment as a faster, more dependable way to get automation running, not just a cheaper one. And as refurbishers increasingly offer extended warranties on their restored units, buyers who once saw refurbished robots as a risky compromise are now treating them as a genuine first choice.
This driver is getting a push from real turbulence in the new-robot market. ABB’s robotics division saw its profit drop 39% year-on-year in 2024. When a company as large as ABB is under this kind of financial pressure in its robotics unit, it signals real volatility across the whole new-robot manufacturing industry, and that kind of volatility tends to push buyers toward more stable, cost-predictable alternatives like refurbished equipment.
Supply chain problems over the past few years have added to this. When new robots have been harder to get quickly, manufacturers have leaned on refurbishment as a faster, more dependable way to get automation running, not just a cheaper one. And as refurbishers increasingly offer extended warranties on their restored units, buyers who once saw refurbished robots as a risky compromise are now treating them as a genuine first choice.
Refurbished Robots Regional Market Outlook:
Asia Pacific leads the refurbished robots market with an estimated 35% share. This isn’t just about China’s massive robot volume; Japan and South Korea run some of the highest robot densities in the world, built up over decades, and that older installed base is what’s actually driving refurbishment demand, with China’s rapid but more recent expansion adding sheer scale on top.
North America follows at an estimated 27% share, backed by a mature, aging robot base concentrated in the US automotive belt and refurbishers like Autotech Robotics and CyberWeld.
Europe holds roughly 24% share, anchored by Germany’s long-established manufacturing base and specialist refurbishers including Eurobots and Surplex, though growth here is more incremental than expansionary.
Latin America accounts for an estimated 7% share with Brazil and Mexico build out their industrial automation base and increasingly look to refurbished equipment to do it affordably.
The Middle East & Africa holds the smallest estimated share at around 4%, still an early-stage market for refurbished robotics overall.
North America follows at an estimated 27% share, backed by a mature, aging robot base concentrated in the US automotive belt and refurbishers like Autotech Robotics and CyberWeld.
Europe holds roughly 24% share, anchored by Germany’s long-established manufacturing base and specialist refurbishers including Eurobots and Surplex, though growth here is more incremental than expansionary.
Latin America accounts for an estimated 7% share with Brazil and Mexico build out their industrial automation base and increasingly look to refurbished equipment to do it affordably.
The Middle East & Africa holds the smallest estimated share at around 4%, still an early-stage market for refurbished robotics overall.
Key Companies in Refurbished Robots Market:
The market is segmented into major manufacturers and independent specialist refabricators. ABB, FANUC, Yaskawa, and Kuka are implementing certification of refabricated robot parts under which the products come with warranty from the manufacturer, while the independent companies like Eurobots, Surplex, and Autotech Robotics are providing lower costs and quick responses with their refabricated products of different robots. At present, there is no monopolist in the market.
Key players include ABB Ltd., FANUC Corporation, Yaskawa America, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Kuka AG, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Comau S.p.A., Epson America, Global Robots Ltd., Eurobots, Autotech Robotics, IRS Robotics, Surplex GmbH, Robotics Exchange, CyberWeld and Others.
Key players include ABB Ltd., FANUC Corporation, Yaskawa America, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Kuka AG, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Comau S.p.A., Epson America, Global Robots Ltd., Eurobots, Autotech Robotics, IRS Robotics, Surplex GmbH, Robotics Exchange, CyberWeld and Others.
Key Developments in Refurbished Robots Market:
| 1. ABB to Divest Robotics Division to SoftBank Group: In October, 2025, ABB announced signing an agreement to divest its Robotics division to SoftBank Group Corp. for an enterprise value of $5.375 billion and not pursue its earlier intention to spin-off the business as a separately listed company. |
| 2. GoFa Cobots Drive Repartly’s Mission to Refurbish Electronic Appliances for a Sustainable Future: In January 2025, Repartly, a German start-up used ABB’s collaborative robots to repair and refurbish electronic circuit boards in household appliances. Three GoFa cobots handle the sorting, visual inspection and precise soldering tasks enabling the company to enhance efficiency and maintain high quality standards. |
Refurbished Robots Market Attributes:
| ATTRIBUTE | DETAILS |
| Market Value, 2025 | $US 2.75 Billion |
| Forecasted Market Value, 2036 | $US 10.2 Billion |
| CAGR (2026-2036) | 11.5% |
| Analysis Period | 2021-2036 |
| Historic Period | 2021-2024 |
| Base Year | 2025 |
| Forecast Period | 2026-2036 |
| Volume Unit | Units |
| Value Unit | $US Billion |
| Market Segmentation | By Robot Type
By Refurbishment Level
By Application
By End-use Industry
By Region
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| Companies Profiles |
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| Customization Request | Available upon request |
1. Introduction
1.1. Report Scope
1.2. Market Segmentations and Definitions
1.3. Geographical Coverage
2. Executive Summary
2.1. Key Facts and Figures
2.2. Trends Impacting the Market
2.3. DatasticsR Growth Opportunity Matrix
3. Market Overview
3.1. Global Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecast, 2021-2036
3.1.1. Global Refurbished Robots Market Size (Units)
3.1.2. Global Refurbished Robots Market Size ($US Bn)
3.2. Supply-side and Demand-side Trends
3.3. Technology Roadmap and Developments
3.4. Market Dynamics
3.4.1. Drivers
3.4.2. Restraints
3.4.3. Opportunities
3.5. Porter’s Five Forces Analysis
3.6. PESTL Analysis
3.7. Industry SWOT Analysis
3.8. Regulatory Landscape
3.9. Value Chain Analysis
3.9.1. List of Component/Spare Parts Suppliers
3.9.2. List of Software Providers
3.9.3. List of OEMs/Refurbished Companies
3.9.4. List of Dealers and Distributors
3.9.5. List of Potential Customers
3.10. Impact of Current Geopolitical Scenario on the Market
4. Technical Analysis
4.1. Technical Specification Analysis
4.2. Details of Refurbishment Process
4.3. Technology Adoption and Emerging Technologies
4.4. R&D Trends and Patents Landscape
4.5. Cost Structure and Profitability Analysis
5. Global Production Output Analysis (Units), by Region, 2025
5.1. North America
5.2. Europe
5.3. Asia Pacific
5.4. Latin America
5.5. Middle East and Africa
6. Import-export Analysis Volume (Units) and Value ($US Bn), by Key Country, 2021-2025
7. Price Trend Analysis and Forecasting ($US/ Unit), 2021-2036
7.1. Price Trend Analysis and Forecasting, by Robot Type
7.2. Price Trend Analysis and Forecasting, by Region
8. Global Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
9. Global Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
10. Global Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
11. Global Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
12. Global Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Region, 2021-2036
13. North America Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
14. North America Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
15. North America Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
16. North America Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
17. U.S. Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
18. U.S. Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
19. U.S. Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
20. U.S. Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
21. Canada Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
22. Canada Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
23. Canada Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
24. Canada Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
25. Europe Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
26. Europe Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
27. Europe Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
28. Europe Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
29. Germany Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
30. Germany Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
31. Germany Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
32. Germany Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
33. U.K. Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
34. U.K. Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
35. U.K. Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
36. U.K. Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
37. France Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
38. France Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
39. France Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
40. France Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
41. Italy Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
42. Italy Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
43. Italy Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
44. Italy Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
45. Spain Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
46. Spain Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
47. Spain Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
48. Spain Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
49. Russia & CIS Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
50. Russia & CIS Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
51. Russia & CIS Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
52. Russia & CIS Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
53. Rest of Europe Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
54. Rest of Europe Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
55. Rest of Europe Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
56. Rest of Europe Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
57. Asia Pacific Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
58. Asia Pacific Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
59. Asia Pacific Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
60. Asia Pacific Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
61. China Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
62. China Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
63. China Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
64. China Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
65. India Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
66. India Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
67. India Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
68. India Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
69. Japan Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
70. Japan Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
71. Japan Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
72. Japan Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
73. South Korea Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
74. South Korea Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
75. South Korea Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
76. South Korea Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
77. Taiwan Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
78. Taiwan Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
79. Taiwan Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
80. Taiwan Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
81. Australia Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
82. Australia Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
83. Australia Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
84. Australia Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
85. ASEAN Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
86. ASEAN Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
87. ASEAN Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
88. ASEAN Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
89. Rest of Asia Pacific Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
90. Rest of Asia Pacific Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
91. Rest of Asia Pacific Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
92. Rest of Asia Pacific Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
93. Latin America Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
94. Latin America Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
95. Latin America Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
96. Latin America Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
97. Brazil Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
98. Brazil Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
99. Brazil Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
100. Brazil Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
101. Mexico Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
102. Mexico Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
103. Mexico Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
104. Mexico Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
105. Argentina Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
106. Argentina Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
107. Argentina Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
108. Argentina Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
109. Rest of Latin America Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
110. Rest of Latin America Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
111. Rest of Latin America Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
112. Rest of Latin America Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
113. Middle East & Africa Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
114. Middle East & Africa Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
115. Middle East & Africa Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
116. Middle East & Africa Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
117. Saudi Arabia Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
118. Saudi Arabia Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
119. Saudi Arabia Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
120. Saudi Arabia Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
121. UAE Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
122. UAE Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
123. UAE Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
124. UAE Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
125. South Africa Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
126. South Africa Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
127. South Africa Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
128. South Africa Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
129. Rest of Middle East & Africa Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Robot Type, 2021-2036
130. Rest of Middle East & Africa Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Refurbishment Level, 2021-2036
131. Rest of Middle East & Africa Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by Application, 2021-2036
132. Rest of Middle East & Africa Refurbished Robots Market Analysis and Forecasting (Units) ($US Bn), by End-use Industry, 2021-2036
133. Competition Landscape
133.1. Market Share Analysis (%), by Company, 2025
133.2. Competitive Benchmarking
133.3. Company Profiles
133.3.1. ABB Ltd.
133.3.1.1. Company Overview
133.3.1.2. Business Portfolio
133.3.1.3. Financials
133.3.1.4. Geographical Footprint
133.3.1.5. SWOT Analysis
133.3.1.6. Recent Developments and Strategies
133.3.2. FANUC Corporation
133.3.2.1. Company Overview
133.3.2.2. Business Portfolio
133.3.2.3. Financials
133.3.2.4. Geographical Footprint
133.3.2.5. SWOT Analysis
133.3.2.6. Recent Developments and Strategies
133.3.3. Yaskawa America
133.3.3.1. Company Overview
133.3.3.2. Business Portfolio
133.3.3.3. Financials
133.3.3.4. Geographical Footprint
133.3.3.5. SWOT Analysis
133.3.3.6. Recent Developments and Strategies
133.3.4. Kawasaki Heavy Industries
133.3.4.1. Company Overview
133.3.4.2. Business Portfolio
133.3.4.3. Financials
133.3.4.4. Geographical Footprint
133.3.4.5. SWOT Analysis
133.3.4.6. Recent Developments and Strategies
133.3.5. Kuka AG
133.3.5.1. Company Overview
133.3.5.2. Business Portfolio
133.3.5.3. Financials
133.3.5.4. Geographical Footprint
133.3.5.5. SWOT Analysis
133.3.5.6. Recent Developments and Strategies
133.3.6. Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
133.3.6.1. Company Overview
133.3.6.2. Business Portfolio
133.3.6.3. Financials
133.3.6.4. Geographical Footprint
133.3.6.5. SWOT Analysis
133.3.6.6. Recent Developments and Strategies
133.3.7. Comau S.p.A.
133.3.7.1. Company Overview
133.3.7.2. Business Portfolio
133.3.7.3. Financials
133.3.7.4. Geographical Footprint
133.3.7.5. SWOT Analysis
133.3.7.6. Recent Developments and Strategies
133.3.8. Epson America
133.3.8.1. Company Overview
133.3.8.2. Business Portfolio
133.3.8.3. Financials
133.3.8.4. Geographical Footprint
133.3.8.5. SWOT Analysis
133.3.8.6. Recent Developments and Strategies
133.3.9. Global Robots Ltd.
133.3.9.1. Company Overview
133.3.9.2. Business Portfolio
133.3.9.3. Financials
133.3.9.4. Geographical Footprint
133.3.9.5. SWOT Analysis
133.3.9.6. Recent Developments and Strategies
133.3.10. Eurobots
133.3.10.1. Company Overview
133.3.10.2. Business Portfolio
133.3.10.3. Financials
133.3.10.4. Geographical Footprint
133.3.10.5. SWOT Analysis
133.3.10.6. Recent Developments and Strategies
133.3.11. Autotech Robotics
133.3.11.1. Company Overview
133.3.11.2. Business Portfolio
133.3.11.3. Financials
133.3.11.4. Geographical Footprint
133.3.11.5. SWOT Analysis
133.3.11.6. Recent Developments and Strategies
133.3.12. IRS Robotics
133.3.12.1. Company Overview
133.3.12.2. Business Portfolio
133.3.12.3. Financials
133.3.12.4. Geographical Footprint
133.3.12.5. SWOT Analysis
133.3.12.6. Recent Developments and Strategies
133.3.13. Surplex GmbH
133.3.13.1. Company Overview
133.3.13.2. Business Portfolio
133.3.13.3. Financials
133.3.13.4. Geographical Footprint
133.3.13.5. SWOT Analysis
133.3.13.6. Recent Developments and Strategies
133.3.14. Robotics Exchange
133.3.14.1. Company Overview
133.3.14.2. Business Portfolio
133.3.14.3. Financials
133.3.14.4. Geographical Footprint
133.3.14.5. SWOT Analysis
133.3.14.6. Recent Developments and Strategies
133.3.15. CyberWeld
133.3.15.1. Company Overview
133.3.15.2. Business Portfolio
133.3.15.3. Financials
133.3.15.4. Geographical Footprint
133.3.15.5. SWOT Analysis
133.3.15.6. Recent Developments and Strategies
133.3.16. Others
134. Appendix
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The global Refurbished Robots market in 2025 was $US 2.75 Billion.
The global Refurbished Robots market will be $US 10.2 Billion by 2036.
The expected growth rate (CAGR%) of the global Refurbished Robots market is 11.5% for the period 2026-2036.
Cost-Effective Access to Automation for Small and Mid-Sized Manufacturers and Extended Equipment Lifecycles Amid Rising Sustainability and Supply Pressure.
Articulated Robots was the largest segment in robot type with around 58% share among all in Refurbished Robots Market in 2025.
Asia Pacific was the leading regions for Refurbished Robots holding 58% of the global market in 2025.
ABB Ltd., FANUC Corporation, Yaskawa America, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Kuka AG, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Comau S.p.A., Epson America, Global Robots Ltd., Eurobots, Autotech Robotics, IRS Robotics, Surplex GmbH, Robotics Exchange, CyberWeld and Others.
