Heidelberg Materials North America Acquires Canadian Aggregate Business
Green Drop Rock Products' assets complement Heidelberg Materials' existing operations in Alberta, which is also home to Heidelberg Materials' Edmonton facility, which hosts the cement industry's first globally comprehensive carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) facility. The new facility is scheduled to be operational by the end of 2026, capturing more than 1 million tons of carbon dioxide per year. The acquisition of
Green Drop Rock Products is expected to close in early September 2023, as part of Heidelberg Materials' ongoing optimization of its product portfolio.
Superior Industries to Acquire CEMCO, Diversify
Superior Industries Reaches Agreement to Acquire New Mexico Vertical Shaft Impact Crusher Manufacturer CEMCO. SUPERIOR Industries Inc. CEMCO Inc.
Today, CEMCO Inc is recognized as a premier designer and manufacturer of VSIs serving customers in the global aggregates, recycling, mining and energy markets. The CEMCO VSI is a fully proven, highly trusted crusher with a capacity of up to 1,500 tons/hour and models ranging from 75 HP to 1,000 HP with single or dual drive kits. The company's original VSI is still in service in New Mexico today. "We are honored that the Hayes family has trusted us to carry on the incredible legacy they have worked so hard to create," said Jason Adams, president of
Superior Industries. With the addition of CEMCO VSI, a 140,000 square foot manufacturing facility in New Mexico, and dozens of experienced employees, Superior is taking another step toward its goal of providing more opportunities for dealers and a diverse portfolio of proven products for producers.
Aggregate Industries Acquires OCL Regency to Enhance Highway Waste Recycling Business
Acquisition of highway materials recycling specialist expands Aggregate Industries' (AI) sustainable product portfolio.
, OCL Regency recovers a wide range of materials from highway maintenance and construction projects, including aggregates, asphalt, concrete and tar, which would otherwise have to be specially treated.
These materials are reprocessed and reused as low-carbon products in new highway construction or maintenance projects, thereby reducing emissions and supporting the circular economy. OCL Regency has six sites in Avonmouth, Medway, Hampshire, Lincolnshire, Northumberland and Oxford. Dragan Maksimovic, CEO of
Aggregate Industries, commented: OCL Regency has made great strides in the reuse of highway shavings and the development of low-carbon products and solutions. This is very much in line with our own strategy and commitment to deliver on our sustainability goals and continue to deliver on our green growth goals as a business.
"The acquisition further strengthens Aggregate Industries' position in the UK highway and pavement market." Puts us at the forefront of supply and delivery of circular buildings.. "
Stuart Gready, founder and managing director of OCL Regency, said:" OCL is delighted to join Aggregate Industries. This allows us to support the health and growth of the company and the safety and growth of our team and services. We look forward to optimising existing customer services while increasing support for the development of exciting new innovations in the areas of motorway cycling and decarbonisation.
"Holcim and Aggregate Industries UK have an impressive portfolio of low-carbon products and solutions and we are delighted to be part of it.". We will have access to new opportunities, assets and geographies that fit well with our growth strategy.
Sweden's Sandvik to increase rock drill production
in Finland 2.
Sandvik will invest to consolidate its position as a leading rock drill manufacturer in the mining industry 2. The phased expansion will initially increase rock drill production capacity by 25%, with the possibility of a further 20%. "We are seeing a growing demand for rock drills for surface and underground mining and civil engineering applications, driven by aftermarket growth and drilling equipment sales," said Petri Virrankoski, president
of Sandvik Mining and Rock Solutions' Surface Drilling Division. "This investment will strengthen our position as a leader in the development and manufacture of rock drills." The first phase of the
project, to be completed by the end of 2024, includes the design and construction of a 1,600 square metre expansion of the existing production facility. The new machine will also be integrated into the plant's flexible manufacturing system, featuring automation and autonomous mobile robots.
Depending on the development of demand, the 1,600-square-meter expansion area can also install more new machine tools in 2025, providing more production capacity by 2027.
"Sandvik rock drills have been known for their high quality, durability and reliability for more than 50 years," says Timo Laitinen, vice president of Sandvik Mining and Rock Solutions' rock drill business. "Our facility expansion will house state-of-the-art production equipment, which will help us maintain this reputation as we meet the growing demand for rock drills."
Metso is committed to the global expansion
of the Jonsson brand 
this week. The machine is transportable and takes about two hours to set up.
"Most of our customers (Jonsson machines) are quarry operators," Nakari said.
All Jonsson machines are electric, and Nakari says the C120-330 is unique because it has two crushers on the same chassis-a jaw crusher and a cone crusher.
Jonsson large machines include primary crushers from 80 tons to 150 tons. "We also have five cone models and a lot of screeners," Nakari said.
Six years
after steinexpo, the 11th steinexpo was held in ohm, Germany, on August 23-26.
These technologies include alternative fuels for quarrying equipment, and Volvo Construction Equipment chose steinexpo to demonstrate the operation of its HX04 hydrogen fuel cell truck for the first time at a public exhibition. Automation technology is also on display in the prototype 23-ton excavator of the
Caterpillar Prototype 323, which can be remotely controlled by the operator in a purpose-built cab. Holger Schulz, managing director of Zeppelin Baumaschinen,
Caterpillar's exclusive distributor in Germany, said the automatic excavator is particularly useful in situations where the driver may be exposed to danger, such as removing explosives and dismantling nuclear power plants. The remote control capability also means operators can control multiple machines, which Schulz said helps address the "talent shortage" and shortage of skilled workers facing the quarrying and construction industries. Geoplan, the
show's organizer, says 30,000 tickets have been sold online for this year's steinexpo, with about 50,000 professional visitors by the time it closes on Saturday, Aug. 26. About 300 exhibitors and 440 brands participated in the exhibition
this year. China's crushing and screening equipment manufacturer Mestar made its first appearance at the European exhibition. Wang Baojian, vice president of international cooperation of
Guangxi Meisida Group, said that their goal is to push the company to the international market, especially in highland and promising areas such as Germany and other European countries. "Star has been promoting electric mobile machinery in China from the very beginning,"
he added. After ten years of development, sustainable and environmentally friendly power solutions have always been a very important value of Mestar, and we hope to provide this value to the market.
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