Metso Outotec and Panafrican Equipment Group to co-operate in Africa
Published by Will Owen,
Editor
Global Mining Review,
Metso Outotec and Panafrican Equipment Group have signed a distribution agreement for Metso Outotec’s stationary and mobile crushing and screening equipment for the aggregates and mining contractors customers segments.
The agreement covers Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi, where Panafrican Equipment Group already has an established presence in the construction and mining industries.
Olli-Pekka Oksanen, SVP, Global Distribution Management in the Aggregates business area at Metso Outotec, comments:
“We believe that our co-operation with Panafrican Equipment Group will help us improve our service towards our customers who invest in equipment and also better support them in the aftermarket side.”
Scott McCaw, CEO of Panafrican Equipment Group, comments:
“Panafrican was seeking a comprehensive crushing solution to complement our product offering across all our markets. The Metso Outotec product line provides us with a product line that is the market leader in crushing and screening.”
Read the article online at: https://www.globalminingreview.com/mining/27042022/metso-outotec-and-panafrican-equipment-group-to-co-operate-in-africa/
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