Finning seals deal with Cemex

Cemex is aiming to improve productivity across its quarries UK with delivery of 15 new Caterpillar machines from Finning. The order placed consists of three Cat 966H wheel loaders, two Cat 962H and two Cat 972H medium size wheel loaders, three Cat 345DL, two Cat 336DL, and a Cat 365CL ME hydraulic excavators, a Cat 735 articulated dump truck and a Cat D6N LGP track-type tractor.
March 30, 2012 Read time: 1 min

643 Cemex is aiming to improve productivity across its quarries in the UK with delivery of 15 new 395 Caterpillar machines from 3006 Finning. The order placed consists of three Cat 966H wheel loaders, two Cat 962H and two Cat 972H medium size wheel loaders, three Cat 345DL, two Cat 336DL, a Cat 365CL ME hydraulic excavator, a Cat 735 articulated dump truck and a Cat D6N LGP track-type tractor.

Commenting on the deal, Jon Gray, projects negotiator for Cemex UK said, “This is a significant purchase from Cemex UK and one that has seen us work very closely with Finning to analyse our needs and secure the right equipment for our site operations, at a competitive whole life cost, with the right backup.”

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