Epiroc AB
Epiroc AB, a publicly listed entity, stands as a prominent global provider of equipment and innovative solutions for both surface and underground operations. Its extensive presence spans regions including North and South America, Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, and Australia, including India. The company's business activities are strategically divided into two primary segments: Equipment & Service, and Tools & Attachments. The Equipment & Service division is responsible for delivering advanced machinery and integrated systems crucial for tasks such as rock drilling, excavation, reinforcement, material loading and transportation, and ventilation. It also supplies specialized drilling rigs designed for exploration, water, and energy applications. Supporting the mining and infrastructure sectors, this segment offers essential spare parts and comprehensive service programs. Furthermore, it champions cutting-edge solutions in automation, digitalization, and electrification. The Tools & Attachments division focuses on supplying vital consumables for rock drilling, such as drill bits and rods, alongside specialized tools for exploration and ground reinforcement. It also provides robust ground-engaging implements like cast lips, teeth, and protective shrouds, coupled with digital solutions tailored specifically for the mining sector. Additionally, a broad spectrum of hydraulic attachments is offered, encompassing breakers, shears, pulverizers, concrete cutting and demolition tools, drum cutters, excavator grapples and magnets, hydraulic compactors, crushing and screening buckets, auger drive units, and various couplers and thumbs. Beyond its core product lines, Epiroc delivers extensive aftermarket support, featuring sustainable circular services, innovative digital tools designed to boost productivity across diverse technologies, equipment mid-life refurbishments, transitions from diesel to battery power, and the reconditioning of critical components. Established in 1873, the company maintains its headquarters in Nacka, Sweden.