Germany-headed Vecoplan AG, a leading supplier of solutions for shredding, conveying and processing primary and secondary raw materials has announced that it has received two major equipment orders that boost its 2017 fiscal year.
After a brief period of stagnation in 2016, Vecoplan says its back on track to previous levels of confidence after having received two major orders worth “many millions” of EUR. According to a statement, this development along with its work to increase earning power in the current financial year is why the company’s management has now given employees an early share of the profits for the year.
Several highlights of Vecoplan’s fiscal year 2017 came in the autumn. The Wood/Biomass division was awarded the contract to supply conveying and storage technology for a furnace charging system in a Russian power plant – and the Recycling/Waste division landed another major order from a customer in Germany to supply and install a complete processing line with conveyor technology.
The latter order consists of a line that shreds and separates substitute fuels and separates ferrous and non-ferrous metals – and the order includes a VVZ 250 T twin-shaft shredder and two VEZ 2500 T series high-performance shredders, which have set a benchmark in the market for consistently high throughput and homogeneous output quality.
The good order backlog means we can face the future with confidence. Customers get genuine benefits from our innovations and improvements of our proven products, said Werner Berens, CEO of Vecoplan.
The company has subsidiaries and sales offices in the USA, UK and Spain and a worldwide network of distributors. Vecoplan’s wide range of services also includes integrated project management, comprehensive service with installation and commissioning and maintenance work, so customers can obtain everything from a single source.
