FLSmidth, in a consortium with Six Construct, has received an order from Qatar Primary Materials worth. approximately €140 million (DKK 1 billion), which covers the supply of conveying and stacking systems for the Gabbro terminal expansion located in Mesaieed Industrial City, approximately 35km south of Doha, the capital of Qatar. The scope of supply includes a large high capacity conveying system; a complete integrated instrumentation and control system; complete stockyard equipment including six stack
FLSmidth, in a consortium with Six Construct, has received an order from Qatar Primary Materials worth. approximately €140 million (DKK 1 billion), which covers the supply of conveying and stacking systems for the Gabbro terminal expansion located in Mesaieed Industrial City, approximately 35km south of Doha, the capital of Qatar.
The scope of supply includes a large high capacity conveying system; a complete integrated instrumentation and control system; complete stockyard equipment including six stackers and all electrical equipment and an advanced stockyard and truck management system as well as training of client staff.
The installation of the conveying systems will reduce the environmental impact caused by the current transport system, while the FLSmidth automated stockyard management system will allow for an increased and optimised throughput of the terminal.This will significantly improve the efficiency of the system.
The complete system will have a capacity of 30 million tonnes of building materials per year.
“This award shows the strength embedded in the whole FLSmidth Group. Utilising the combined global group capabilities within for instance technology, project management and plant management, gives us a very strong market position. Furthermore, the customer keeps a strong focus on health and safety and environmental issues in its operation, areas which FLSmidth’s material handling equipment addresses,” says group executive vice president Carsten R. Lund.
The order will be booked by the Material Handling Division and contribute to FLSmidth’s earnings until 2016.
