Paul van Gelder, Mammoet CEO, commented:
“We are looking forward to working together with our new colleagues all over the world and establishing long term relationships with our customers, existing and new. We will put all our efforts into supporting them with their activities aimed at enhancing cities, businesses and communities that are all part of the transition to a more sustainable future. As their goals increase in size and complexity, we must reshape ourselves to support them while keeping our primary focus on safety.
For that, we want to understand our clients’ business and challenges better than anyone else. Regardless of their size, industry or location. We will keep improving our services and support them to build smarter, safer and stronger across the world.
We feel a fundamental connection to these words. They express our desire to challenge conventional thinking, minimize risk and lead innovation in the industry. Which is why we have chosen to take them on board in our new brand proposition. Together, we are Smarter, Safer, Stronger.”
The acquisition means Mammoet now has over 140 offices and branches worldwide, enforcing its position as the largest heavy lift company in the world in terms of employees and heavy equipment fleet. This, Mammoet added, significantly enhances its scalability, innovation capabilities and efficient mobilisation.
An integration plan to be rolled out over the coming months will focus on bringing the two organizations together, Mammoet said.
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