GEOMECHANICS / GROUND CONTROL

DSI acquires Heintzmann Australia

DSI Underground has signed an agreement to acquire Heintzmann Australia

Staff reporter

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PRESS RELEASE: Heintzmann Australia was founded in 2010. Its major shareholder, the Heintzmann Group, is a family-owned group that has been in operation for 165 years and that is strongly connected with the mining industry worldwide, offering a wide range of mining-related services.

According to DSI, Heintzmann Australia has built a trusted relationship with local customers by offering quality products and services, which will complement DSI's product portfolio.

The acquisition will allow DSI to further build on global experience and local knowledge to further develop new and innovative technical solutions for DSI's customers, the company stated.

The Heintzmann deal enables DSI Australia to enter the standing support market through the product range including pumpable cribs, steel props and roadway repair. 

Derek Hird, regional CEO, commented: "DSI is very excited to incorporate this business to DSI Australia.

"This acquisition will further strengthen our service and product range, allowing us to continue to be at the forefront in ground support products and servicing."

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