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Sashnee Moodley:

Technology and service supplier FLSmidth is transforming from an engineering company to a technology partner through its current Core’26 strategy, and this is already realising benefits for clients, such as helping them meet sustainability targets. Tasneem Bulbulia explains.

Tasneem Bulbulia:

The change in strategy was aimed at allowing the group to move away from its previous broader engineering scope, to focusing on technology and services that engender productivity improvements for mining clients and assist them with meeting sustainability targets, while also optimising performance for financial benefits.

FLSmidth Mining Site and Service Sales sub-Saharan Africa, Middle East and South Asia VP Alistair McKay expands.

FLSmidth Mining Site and Service Sales sub-Saharan Africa, Middle East and South Asia VP Alistair McKay...

Tasneem Bulbulia:

McKay expands on the four pillars that Core’26 is built on, mainly, technology, sustainability, service and performance.

FLSmidth Mining Site and Service Sales sub-Saharan Africa, Middle East and South Asia VP Alistair McKay...

Tasneem Bulbulia:

McKay highlights the response to the strategy thus far.

FLSmidth Mining Site and Service Sales sub-Saharan Africa, Middle East and South Asia VP Alistair McKay...

Tasneem Bulbulia:

McKay outlines how this all aligns to the group’s sustainability drive.

FLSmidth Mining Site and Service Sales sub-Saharan Africa, Middle East and South Asia VP Alistair McKay...

Tasneem Bulbulia:

McKay outlines the role of research and development.

FLSmidth Mining Site and Service Sales sub-Saharan Africa, Middle East and South Asia VP Alistair McKay...

Sashnee Moodley:

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