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04.02.2021 (552 Clicks)

Anglo American contributes up to Us$30 Million towards global Covid-19 Vaccine Roll-Out

Anglo American is making available up to US$30 million of support towards the global roll-out of Covid-19 vaccines across its operational footprint. The nature of the contribution, consisting of cash and in-kind support, will differ by country based on the vaccine deployment models being adopted by, and the needs of, each country. Anglo American’s support is expected to include contributions towards the procurement of vaccines by host governments, as well as logistical support and health and other infrastructure required to facilitate the efficient roll-out of vaccines.

03.02.2021 (632 Clicks)

Sika extends Product Portfolio for Sweden's Mining Industry

Sika has further expanded additive production for shotcrete at Spånga, near Stockholm in Sweden, and upscaled to the latest-generation technology.

02.02.2021 (592 Clicks)

Normet upgrades TBM Soil Conditioners

Following the recent launch of their new range of Tail Sealants earlier this year, Normet has continued to optimise their TBM offering with the recent introduction of their upgraded soil conditioning technologies.

29.01.2021 (590 Clicks)

Fugro wins multidisciplinary Contract on Germany’s SuedLink Renewables Powerline

Vössing Engineers have awarded Fugro a geotechnical and water consulting contract to support the route planning, permitting and installation of 106 km of underground power cables on Section 2 of Germany’s new Suedlink powerline.

29.01.2021 (609 Clicks)

Flatiron wins California Infrastructure Projects

Flatiron has been selected by the City of San Diego to construct the Morena Pump Station, a key component of the city’s bold Pure Water San Diego Program. The design-bid-build project, valued at $110 million, is slated to begin in June 2021 and complete in 2025.

28.01.2021 (612 Clicks)

Metso Outotec wins an Order for an Iron Ore Pelletizing Plant in China

Metso Outotec has signed a contract with Beijing Shougang International Engineering Technology Co. Ltd (BSIET) on the delivery of environmentally sound technology for an iron ore pelletizing plant to be built in Southwest China. The order value is not disclosed. The contract has been booked into Metals segment Q4 2020 orders received.

27.01.2021 (724 Clicks)

Voith introduces SafeSet EZi – the newest Generation of Torque limiting Couplings

Voith extends its comprehensive range of torque limiting couplings by introducing SafeSet EZi, thus meeting the growing demand for maximum performance and highest safety in industrial environments. The Voith SafeSet series of torque limiting couplings suits all applications and is well-known to facilitate an immediate release at a pre-set torque in the event of a torque overload and therefore protects drive trains and maximize productivity.

27.01.2021 (608 Clicks)

World’s largest Reed Bed Treatment Plant in Operation for 10 Years

In the middle of a desert landscape in Oman, BAUER Nimr LLC, a local subsidiary of Bauer Resources GmbH, has now been operating the world’s largest commercial reed bed treatment plant for ten years. With an area of 13.5 km², it is roughly the size of 1,600 football fields. It can even be seen on satellite images. The plant is a multi-award winning flagship project for the biological cleaning of polluted water from oil production at the Nimr oil field in the south of the country, with the first phase of the project completed by Bauer Nimr in 2011.

26.01.2021 (708 Clicks)

CFO leaves Fugro after 7 Years

The Supervisory Board of Fugro NV announced that Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Paul Verhagen has decided to leave the company.

Verhagen, who joined Fugro as CFO and member of the Board of Management in 2014, will step down after the annual meeting of shareholders on 22 April 2021. He will be nominated to become CFO and member of the Management Board at ASM International NV as per 1 June 2021.

Harrie Noy, chairman Supervisory Board: ‘We respect Paul’s decision to take on a new challenge after having served as our CFO for 7 years but of course it is unfortunate that he leaves. We are very grateful to him for what he achieved based on his business acumen, commitment and perseverance. Paul played a key role in the substantial refinancing of Fugro which was recently successfully completed. This brings the company in a stable situation, providing Fugro with the financial flexibility to execute on its Path to Profitable Growth strategy.’

Mark Heine, CEO: ‘I want to thank Paul for all that he has done for Fugro. Under his leadership, the finance function throughout the company has been professionalised. Moreover, he made a significant contribution in our transition towards a more cohesive, agile and resilient organisation with a more diversified business. He is a great colleague and team player. We wish him every success in this next step in his career’.

Paul Verhagen, CFO: ’I have truly enjoyed my time at Fugro. Although market circumstances have been challenging during most of that period, we have been able to transform the company and I am proud to have been part of this journey. I have every confidence in the future success of Fugro, supporting the energy transition, climate change adaptation and sustainable infrastructure development.’

The Supervisory Board has initiated the process for the succession of Paul Verhagen and will communicate about the progress in due course.

Source: Fugro

                     

26.01.2021 (625 Clicks)

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