Metso Outotec grows Life Cycle Services business

Metso Outotec says it has experienced substantial growth in its Life Cycle Services (LCS) business by capturing more than 100 new customer agreements during 2021.
Screening Static & Mobile / December 9, 2021
By Liam McLoughlin
Metso Outotec has more than 500 long-term service agreements for global aggregates and mining customers
Metso Outotec has more than 500 long-term service agreements for global aggregates and mining customers

The customer base for the new agreements covers global and regional mining companies and large as well as mid-size quarries and aggregates contractors. An LCS agreement is typically signed for a 12-month period but can also cover multiple years of cooperation.

Metso Outotec says that, through its deep knowledge of the entire customer process and offering – from equipment to a broad range of services – and supported by digitalisation, it can help customers exceed their performance targets.

The Life Cycle Services offering covers the entire after-market portfolio, including process support and optimization, sustainable wears, spares, and service solutions. Metso Outotec supports customers in ensuring safety and environmental performance, improving reliability and production performance to achieve higher production and resource efficiency, as well as optimising total cost of ownership.

“Our customers are increasingly interested in getting the most out of their valuable assets,” says Annami Toukoniitty, head of integrated services solutions at Metso Outotec. "The agreements are customisable to meet each customer’s unique needs. We are continuously expanding the LCS offering to new technologies; the latest launch was four progressive LCS programs for filtration, and we will soon introduce new technology-specific packages for mining customers."

The total value of the orders has not been disclosed. The orders are booked on a phased basis, depending on the length of the agreement with about 90% of the orders booked to the Minerals segment and 10% to the Aggregates segment. Some of the agreements are performance-based, in which Metso Outotec gets paid according to the output of the customer’s process.

Currently, the Finnish company has more than 500 long-term service agreements for mining and aggregates customers globally, and has been offering innovative Life Cycle Services for over 10 years.

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