Metso expands bulk material handling capabilities
Published by Oliver Kleinschmidt,
Deputy Editor
World Fertilizer,
Metso has acquired Multiskilled Resources Australia Pty Ltd (MRA Automation), a privately owned engineering company based in Newcastle, NSW, Australia.
MRA Automation specialises in providing engineering, automation, and software solutions for bulk material handling operators. The company is a leading provider of automation and digitalisation technology solutions for ports and terminals worldwide.
The parties have agreed not to disclose the transaction value, which has no material impact on Metso’s financials.
“We are excited to welcome our new colleagues to Metso. Their expertise and innovative approach to stockyard equipment align seamlessly with our ambition for growth in bulk and port solutions. MRA complements our electrical and control system capabilities acquired in 2023 extremely well,” stated Jonathan Allen, Senior Vice President, Grinding, Bulk, Pyro and Smelting Services, Metso. ”With MRA’s advanced software platform and services, we are expanding our offering to serve bulk and port customers, strengthening our presence in important Australian markets, and accelerating our global reach.”
As a result of this acquisition, there will be new benefits such as integrated end-to-end solutions and advanced technologies designed to enhance efficiency, safety, and support throughout every stage of bulk material handling operations.
"We are excited to join Metso. This acquisition not only strengthens the value for customers worldwide but also creates opportunities for our team to grow and contribute within a world-class organisation," added Rodney Devetak, Managing Director of MRA Automation.
“This acquisition will enable the deployment of MRA’s Smart Automation Products on a global basis, transforming the bulk material handling sector” commented Peter McPherson, Director of Engineering of MRA Automation.
Read the article online at: https://www.worldfertilizer.com/materials-handling/03022026/metso-expands-bulk-material-handling-capabilities/
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