Epiroc takes majority stake in Radlink

Swedish drill rig and hydraulic breaker manufacturer Epiroc is acquiring a majority stake (53%) of Radlink, an Australian company that provides mines with wireless connectivity solutions. 
Breaking, Drilling & Blasting / September 22, 2022
By Liam McLoughlin
A Radlink-built communication network site
A Radlink-built communication network site

Radlink - headquartered in Perth - designs, delivers, and integrates wireless data and voice communication networks and supporting infrastructure to surface and underground mines throughout Australia. 

Epiroc says that robust wireless networks are vital to support mining automation, including autonomous and teleremote solutions, which in turn strengthen safety and productivity. The company has approximately 330 employees and had revenues in the fiscal year ending June 30, 2022, of about A$145m (SEK1,040m).  

“Radlink’s powerful network connectivity solutions will support Epiroc as we continue to provide mining companies with automation and digital solutions that make operations safer and more efficient,” says Helena Hedblom, Epiroc’s president and CEO. “We look forward to welcoming the strong team at Radlink to Epiroc.”  

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