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Castleforge completes Clockwise portfolio refinance with Lloyds

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  • Lloyds refinances six individual lenders with one cross collateralised facility across the majority of the Clockwise Portfolio.
  • The transaction provides a capital structure that enables Castleforge to complete the ‘last lap’ of its lease up with the benefit of a single financing package.
  • The new financing structure positions Clockwise for growth and to become the ‘flex office brand of choice’ in the UK and Europe.

Castleforge, the owner of the Clockwise Portfolio, is pleased to announce a successful refinancing with Lloyds in a single facility on a fully secured, cross collateralised basis.

The funding package repays six individual lenders and enables Castleforge to complete the final phase of its leasing and asset management plan while positioning the portfolio for future growth.

The portfolio comprises 15 properties, let on a combination of traditional and flexible leases operated by Clockwise, Castleforge’s wholly owned in-house, best in class, flex office operator. The properties, located in strong micro-locations in core cities across the UK and Europe, comprise a total lettable area of 1.35m sq ft. The portfolio has benefitted from £180m of capex investment over the last five years ensuring the properties have a top specification in each of their markets, in all respects, including fit out, tenant amenities and ESG credentials. With capex works now substantially complete, the portfolio is in the final stages of leasing with a current occupancy of 80%.

Michael Kovacs, Founding Partner of Castleforge said:
“We are pleased to have completed this whole business refinancing with a single lender who was able to structure a facility that met our financing needs. Having completed the portfolio build out and redevelopment, this facility simplifies our capital structure and allows the management teams of Clockwise and Castleforge to focus on concluding our lease up before once again turning to growth, with the objective of making Clockwise the flex office brand of choice in the UK and Europe.”

Klaus Betz-Vais, Head of Global Investors and Listed Clients at Lloyds said:
“The Castleforge team has created an impressive business and delivered a proven track record, and the substantial equity capital that has been invested in the portfolio closely aligns to Lloyds’ commitment to support growth across the regions of the UK. An optimised capital structure is essential to the success of any enterprise, and we’re pleased to have been able to help craft a solution that achieves this for Castleforge.”

James Belchamber, Head of CRE Capital Markets at Lloyds said:
“This transaction marks an exciting further evolution of Lloyds’ capabilities to support its clients. Utilising our real estate credit structuring capabilities, we can offer fully underwritten, quickly executable, straightforward single lender solutions which cater to a broad range of funding requirements, and we look forward to working with Castleforge as it delivers its business plan and beyond.”

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Rada Controls: Driving sustainable change

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As an organisation that has sustainability at its heart, Rada Controls is committed to promoting a circular economy by prioritising the use of recyclable and reusable materials our product portfolio – as illustrated in its recently released Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) report.

Believing in full transparency when it comes to its progress in addressing environmental and social challenges, Rada Controls releases its ESG report every year to showcase its progress against its significant ESG commitments.

Highlighting its commitment to delivering an elevated showering experience while significantly reducing carbon emissions, Rada Controls’ report covered the 12-month period between January 2024 and December 2024 and outlined it – and parent company Kohler Mira’s – ESG strategy and commitments.

At the core of the ESG report was the company’s four main pillars; Better Lives, Better Workplace, Better Planet, and Better Communities. While Rada Controls is driven to continually improve the showering experience for users, it also focuses heavily on minimising the negative impact on people and the planet.

In fact, the company continually invests in how it designs, manufactures, and supplies its products, with the 2023 acquisition of Recoup Energy Solutions a shining example of its focus on innovation and how technology can be utilised to provide building owners and occupants with superb showering experiences while minimising energy consumption.

Furthermore, Rada Controls has worked hard to incorporate sustainability throughout its manufacturing process to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and minimise waste through innovative packaging.

With the provision of a workplace where people feel inspired, valued, and respected absolutely imperative, Rada Controls, and the Kohler Mira group, nurtures and promotes a truly inclusive and diverse culture through clear communication and engagement, robust learning and development programmes, and diversity and inclusion initiatives.

Emma Foster, Managing Director at Kohler Mira, underlined the crucial role Rada Controls was playing in reducing carbon emissions. She said: “Our ESG commitments have never been more critical with 2024 being the first year to breach the 1.5°C warming target set in the Paris Agreement and a record year for global sea temperatures.

“With innovation at the core of what we do, we are continuously looking for ways to offer our customers the very best showering experience without using any more water or energy. This year has been another significant year for Rada Controls and its focus on innovation and driving the water control industry forward.

“In fact, sustainability and energy efficiency has been at the heart of everything the company has done this year – with Rada Controls’ products leveraged by Midland Metropolitan University Hospital to streamline water compliance management. Consequently, the hospital has been able to achieve substantial water savings, while also ensuring a safer, more hygienic environment for patients and staff.

“I continue to be proud of the progress the business is making and the passion of our associates to deliver against our targets. But the most important part of the report isn’t our achievements last year, it’s where we set out our sustainability strategy. We know there is still a lot to do.”

Rada Controls’ full ESG report can be downloaded at https://www.radacontrols.com/media/pvmlsqox/kohler-mira-rada-2025-esg-report-v2.pdf. Additionally, to increase your understanding of how the bathroom sector is being impacted by sustainability and water efficiency demands, check out the first in Rada Controls’ ‘Believing in Better’ series.

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PROPERTYNEWS RELAUNCHED IN £250,000 INVESTMENT TO DELIVER SIGNIFICANT BENEFITS FOR HOUSE-HUNTERS

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Jordan Buchanan, right, CEO and new board member of PropertyPal, and Emma McNally, left, who was Commercial Director at Propertynews, and becomes Chief Operating Officer of PropertyPal.

Propertynews, the popular property portal in Northern Ireland, has relaunched following an investment of over £250,000.

The upgraded Propertynews website includes a range of new features designed to make house-hunting easier for consumers.

Emma McNally, Chief Operating Officer of Propertynews, commented:

“The new Propertynews website has been rebuilt to improve the home search experience with several new and improved user features such as natural language search, advanced travel time search capabilities and new and improved methods to connect with estate agents. The site is now also on a new code base to allow for agility and ongoing technical enhancements.
The theme of the upgrade is: Better, Faster, Familiar, because the new site brings smarter home search tools and a more personalised approach to the property journey, while retaining the trusted and familiar look and feel that users know and love.”

Upgrades to Propertynews include a smarter search function that allows users to discover properties that take into consideration desired walking, cycling, driving and public transport times.

Users can also now search exclusively for new homes through a new section within the search bar. And the site’s calculators have been enhanced to use daily mortgage rates and automated rate updates.

There is also a new function to enable house-hunters to contact agents directly in the search results page, as well as a “floating contact form” as the user scrolls up and down the page. This is designed to make agent contact much more accessible to help make the home enquiry process frictionless.

In a move to future-proof Propertynews, the site has also been re-engineered and migrated to a new hosting environment powered by Google Cloud Run, enabling greater agility in launching new products and services.

This comes a year on from PropertyPal Group acquiring Propertynews and is in line with the group’s commitment to invest in both of its property websites to drive innovation and enhance the experience for home searchers and agent advertisers.

Andrew Murdoch, Chief Product & Technology Officer at PropertyPal Group, added:

“Google Cloud Run is a scalable, secure and globally distributed infrastructure, and with it we can iterate faster, integrate with advanced tools, and deploy updates with minimal friction. Google Cloud’s modern architecture also ensures we’re ready to adapt to new technologies and evolving customer needs, helping us stay ahead of the curve and deliver value at speed.”

Propertynews continues to demonstrate strong growth with Q2 2025 delivering a 13% uplift in home searchers browsing the website vs Q1 2025.

In addition, direct traffic to the website in the same period grew by an impressive 38%, reflecting the strength of the Propertynews brand in the marketplace.

The PropertyPal and Propertynews brands continue to operate as distinct websites, appealing to their loyal audiences. Significant investments being made in the platforms focusing on marketing, upgrading the underlying technology infrastructure and enhancing the software suite for agents, will continue to deliver even greater value and improved services for both agents and website users.

www.propertynews.com

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Accelerating Green Initiatives: The Shift to EVs Grows Among Businesses

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  • Since June 2025, EVs now make up 25% of vehicles registered in the UK.[1]
  • As businesses face growing pressure to reduce their environmental impact, transitioning to EV fleets offers significant benefits, including lower emissions, reduced fuel, and maintenance costs.

As the world moves towards a more sustainable future, businesses are under increasing pressure to reduce their environmental impact. One of the most effective ways companies can make a significant difference is by transitioning their vehicles to electric vehicles (EVs).

This change can help shift emissions, and provides businesses with long term savings, as EVs have reduced fuel and maintenance costs.

With governments offering incentives and consumers becoming more eco-conscious, businesses are now considering switching to EVs. The team at Right Fuel Card has explored the top five benefits of transitioning to EV fleets.

Cost-saving initiatives

Many businesses have been deterred from adopting EVs due to concerns over running costs and the availability of charging points in the UK; however, in 2025, there are numerous cost benefits to running an EV fleet.

Most notably, businesses can claim 100% First Year Allowance (FYA) for installing EV charging points, accelerating tax relief and encouraging infrastructure investment. However, there are other, lesser-known benefits. EVs typically save up to £750 a year if they are mostly charged at home, compared to petrol or diesel cars. EVs, also have lower servicing and maintenance costs, typically costing 40% less.[2]

Charging services have also improved dramatically in recent years; according to GOV.UK, there are now over 74,000 public chargers in the UK.

There is also the EV infrastructure grant for small and medium-sized businesses, which gives you money off the cost of wider building and installation works needed to install multiple charge sockets. The grant covers 75% of the cost of the work, up to a maximum of £15,000.[3]

Future-proofing your business

The transition to electric vehicles is inevitable, with the sale of new petrol and diesel cars being banned in 2030, while hybrids will be phased out by 2035.[4] Businesses that embrace the change early gain a competitive advantage. This is because consumers and stakeholders are increasingly favouring companies that demonstrate sustainability.

Adopting an EV fleet today, and before they are phased out in 2030, can allow a business to stand out against competitors, an opportunity to take advantage of, before it becomes mainstream.

Environmental responsibility and brand image

Sustainability is no longer a choice, but a necessity for businesses looking to future-proof their operations. An EV fleet is one of the easiest ways to reduce a company’s carbon emissions and reliance on fossil fuels.

Alongside this, EV fleets improve a company’s brand image. It has been shown that companies which demonstrate more environmental responsibility are able to attract more customers, partners and investors.[5] Meaning that EVs aren’t just about helping the environment, they help your business too!

Compliance with clean air regulations

For many Brits driving is becoming increasingly difficult due to the recent introduction of clean air regulations. The Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) in London, and Clean Air Zones (CAZ) in various other UK cities are areas that charge high-emission vehicles a daily fee, with the aim of minimising air pollution.

Currently, all Greater London is under the ULEZ emission standard, while cities like Bristol, Birmingham, Portsmouth and Bath have similar schemes in place.

Adopting an EV fleet means that your business won’t be subject to daily fees from vehicles having to go to major cities, like London or Birmingham. While it might only seem like a small saving, this will also make it easier to trade in major cities, those travelling to London five days a week, every week are spending £3,000 a year in ULEZ charges.[6]

Access to new business opportunities

In today’s competitive marketplace, businesses are increasingly focused on enhancing their green initiatives as part of a broader commitment to sustainability. A company’s environmental image has become a critical factor that influences consumer perception, brand loyalty, and overall reputation.

As a result, companies are not only working to improve their own sustainability efforts but are also placing significant pressure on their suppliers and partners to align with these eco-conscious values. By choosing to work with green-certified and environmentally responsible suppliers, businesses can create a sustainable supply chain that reinforces their commitment to environmental stewardship, ultimately boosting their credibility and appeal to a growing segment of eco-conscious consumers.

Matthew Briggs, CEO at Right Fuel Card  commented.

“As the world transitions towards sustainability, the rise of electric EV fleets represents a pivotal shift in how businesses approach transportation. The environmental benefits are clear, but the financial advantages, such as lower fuel and maintenance costs are equally compelling. EV fleets also align with the growing demand from customers who are increasingly prioritising sustainability in their purchasing decisions. By adopting electric fleets, we’re not just responding to industry trends; we’re taking proactive steps to lead in innovation and efficiency.”

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Abode appoints Marketing Manager, Peter Woodward

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Abode, award-winning designer of market leading kitchen sinks and taps, boiling water taps, bathroom taps, showering, and newly extended bathroom solutions is thrilled to announce the appointment of Peter Woodward, as its new Marketing Manager.

Marking a significant step in the company’s strategic investment in talent and brand development, this staff appointment follows the promotion of Leanne Stansfield, who recently accepted the newly created role of Digital and Marketing Director at Abode, to further strengthen the company’s communication strategies and senior leadership team.

Peter joined the company in July 2025, and with an impressive track record in the KBB sector following previous marketing roles at Jacuzzi UK, JT Ellis, and Harrison Bathrooms, he is well known for executing impactful campaigns and strategic marketing initiatives throughout his career. Bringing a range of marketing insights and expertise to support the company’s ambitious growth plans moving forward, Peter will oversee the marketing team while driving the connection between the brand and its customers.

Peter Woodward, newly appointed Marketing Manager at Abode says, “I’m looking forward to joining the Marketing team at Abode at this exciting time, with ambitious plans in place. The brand has a fantastic reputation for quality and innovation. I’m excited to lead and implement marketing strategies that will enhance Abode’s market presence and build brand awareness, ensuring our products remain at the forefront of consumer choice.”

The latest organisational changes reflect the company’s desire to build on its success in delivering innovative, design-led kitchen and bathroom products. Leanne Stansfield, Digital & Marketing Director at Abode says, “I’m extremely pleased to welcome Peter to our growing marketing team. He brings exceptional knowledge and expertise from the KBB industry and other sectors. His appointment reflects our commitment to building a dynamic and diverse marketing function capable of driving meaningful growth. I am confident that Peter will make a positive and immediate impact within our business.”

Established in 2002, Abode is an award-winning designer and distributor of market leading kitchen taps, sinks, boiling water taps, and bathroom solutions.

For further information on Abode products, please contact:

t 01226 283 434 | e info@abodedesigns.co.uk | w www.abodedesigns.co.uk

Get social with Abode: Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn #WaterTheWayYouWantIt

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Mediaworks Launches Whitepaper Unpacking AMP8 Digital Transformation for UK Water Sector

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Mediaworks, a leading independent digital agency, has published a new whitepaper titled “Making Waves in Customer Satisfaction: Achieving AMP8 Performance Goals Through Smarter Digital Engagement.”

The report explores how water companies can meet the UK’s 2025–2030 Asset Management Period (AMP8) performance requirements by embedding digital thinking across customer experience, climate resilience and service delivery.

Drawing on sector-wide data, regulatory analysis, and insights on behaviour, the whitepaper outlines five critical trends reshaping water management today, including rising public scrutiny, increasing demand for climate preparedness and growing expectations for seamless, self-service digital experiences.

The whitepaper emphasises that AMP8 is not just a compliance milestone but a reputational turning point for the water sector. With customer sentiment increasingly shaped by online interactions, digital channels have become central to how trust, transparency, and long-term value are communicated.

To support this shift, Mediaworks has developed the Mediaworks Measure of Experience (M-MeX), a proprietary index benchmarking digital performance across visibility, sentiment, accessibility, engagement, and self-serve effectiveness. While Ofwat’s C-MeX and D-MeX scores reflect customer perception, M-MeX provides water companies with a complementary performance measure to identify gaps and digital improvement opportunities.

The report benchmarks the digital and customer satisfaction performance of 17 UK water companies. Findings reveal that although some providers excel in digital visibility, many struggle with negative sentiment, weak content coverage, and low engagement. These are all factors that could limit their ability to meet AMP8 customer metrics.

Dan Hoggan, Chief Technology Officer at Mediaworks, commented, “In the AMP8 era, customers are not simply service recipients, they are informed, empowered stakeholders.

“Water companies that respond with tailored digital services, proactive engagement and inclusive communication will not only meet regulatory demands but also future proof their reputations.

“This whitepaper offers the blueprint for water companies to meet that expectation.”

The whitepaper is now available to download from: HERE

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The Rothen Group celebrates working on the UK’s canals

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The UK’s leading waterways engineering specialist, The Rothen Group, has shared a series of images taken by its employees in celebration of the hidden benefits of working on the waterways network, as it looks to encourage more young people into the sector.

The gallery follows on from a study by The Engineering Construction Industry Training Board which has predicted that by 2026, nearly 20% of the existing UK sector workforce will be near retirement or retired. By sharing images taken by its employees, The Rothen Group is hoping to inspire the next generation of engineers to consider a career working on the waterways to maintain the historic, 200-year-old infrastructure, as another school year soon comes to a close.

The Rothen Group specialises in marine and waterways engineering, with the business playing a critical role in maintaining the network so it can be used as a critical transport route and enjoyed by leisure boaters. Amongst the services it offers include dredging, towpath restoration, piling and specialist floating plant hire.

Alongside proactively maintaining the waterways, the Rothen Group also responds to emergent situations such as a towpath wall collapsing or damage occurring to a lock gate. Its team travel across the country to respond to emergencies, taking them to some of the nation’s most beautiful places.

Working in the great outdoors offers a series of benefits such as increased physical fitness and mental health. Additionally, the Rothen Group team holds a great sense of pride knowing that they are actively ensuring that future generations can enjoy the UK’s canals and waterways.

Ian Rothen, Managing Director at The Rothen Group said: “Working in the engineering sector can be incredibly rewarding with there being so many unique pathways that young people can explore. Day in, day out, we see our team working incredibly hard to ensure that we can provide the canal community with everything they need to safety travel through the system. When we asked them to send us any pictures that they have taken during the workday, we were inundated with their favourite shots.

“To help more individuals enter the waterways industry, we launched an apprenticeship scheme so that young people can work and learn at the same time. Our first apprentice, Lewis, is due to graduate this summer and become a full-time member of our team. Since joining in 2022, Lewis has been able to apply the engineering theory he learned in the classroom in the real world to gain a deeper understanding of its application.

“From removing vegetation to repairing the base of the canal, our team understands the positive impact their work has on maintaining this historic infrastructure. With these images, we hope to celebrate their careers on the waterways and the fantastic work they do.”

The Rothen Group is now calling on other organisations in the waterways engineering industry to follow their example and share images from their own teams to showcase the beauty of a career on the canals.

For more information about the Rothen Group, please visit: https://www.therothengroup.co.uk/

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World Drowning Prevention Day: Remember to Stay Safe When Visiting NI Water Reservoirs

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Friday 25th July 20025 is World Drowning Prevention Day, highlighting the profound impact of drowning on families and local communities and offering life-saving solutions to prevent it.

As part of this important awareness day, NI Water is appealing to people visiting its reservoirs to enjoy its sites responsibly this summer and always make the right decisions about water safety.

With World Drowning Prevention Day coming half-way through the summer holiday period and the forecast giving more warm weather for the weekend ahead, NI Water says it’s important people remember all water activities are strictly prohibited at its sites and to always make the right decisions about water safety.

NI Water facilities senior manager Patricia McKee said:
“Our reservoirs might look like the perfect place to cool down and relax on a warm day but even an innocent paddle can quickly turn into an emergency as the water is extremely cold, deep and brings lots of risks like strong currents, hidden underwater hazards and difficulty exiting the water.

“We’re aware that the National Water Safety Forum recently shared that there are 3 x more drownings when temperatures reach 25°C. We also know that in 2024 the Water Incident Database (WAID) revealed a shocking statistic that in the UK, inland open waters, such as rivers, canals, lakes, reservoirs and quarries, continue to be the leading locations for accidental drowning, recreational activities account for 48% of deaths, mostly occurring in the month of July.

“These statistics further emphasise the importance of remaining vigilant and treating our waterways with respect. Our reservoirs and the land around them are working sites and are therefore dangerous and all water activities are strictly prohibited. Please always remember to play safe and stay safe and always behave responsibly by adhering to our safety signage on site.”

Reservoir safety facts from NI Water:

  • The water in reservoirs have bitterly cold temperatures, even in the summer months
  • Strong underwater currents can trouble even the most confident of swimmers
  • Reservoirs are often very deep, much deeper than you expect
  • There may be hidden debris or underwater hazards which can cause injury, including weeds and plants, pumps / mechanical equipment which can entangle you under the water
  • It can be very difficult to get out of the water (steep slimy banks)
  • There are no lifeguards on duty

The National Water Safety Forum and RNLI have some important advice if you get into difficulty around water:

  • Float to Live: lean back and use your arms and legs to help you float, then get control of your breathing before calling for help or swimming to safety
  • If you see someone else in trouble in the water, call 999 or 112. If you are at the coast ask for the coastguard, if you are inland, ask for the fire service.
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Komatsu commissions first diesel trolley power agnostic truck

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The 930E diesel trolley power agnostic truck was commissioned at Boliden’s Aitik Mine.

Komatsu, in collaboration with Boliden, is proud to announce the commissioning and start of field trials for the first diesel trolley truck in its new power agnostic series. The Komatsu Power Agnostic 930E truck was officially deployed on April 23, 2025, at Boliden’s Aitik mine in Gallivare, Sweden, marking a major step forward in the journey toward decarbonizing surface mining operations.

Unveiled at MINExpo 2024 in Las Vegas, the Power Agnostic 930E haul truck garnered significant attention for its modular, future-forward design. The truck displayed on the show floor was earmarked for Boliden’s Aitik copper mine, marking the first truck to undergo mine site testing. Now operating at one of Europe’s largest and most productive open-pit copper mines, this next-generation haul truck is set to undergo a 12-month field trial.

A Komatsu 930E diesel trolley PA truck at the Bliden Aitik Mine.

Built on Komatsu’s new modular platform, the Power Agnostic (PA) 930E offers flexibility and future-proofing. The PA platform enables customers to begin with diesel power and later transition to alternative energy sources such as battery-electric or hydrogen fuel cell technology, depending on their operational needs, technology readiness, and pace of decarbonization efforts. The integration of diesel trolley assist functionality further enhances performance by reducing fuel consumption and emissions, while paving the way for a future electrified mine.

“Integrating the Power Agnostic 930E into our fleet reflects Boliden’s ambition to be at the forefront of sustainable mining,” said Jonas Ranggard, Sr. Project Manager, Boliden. “Partnering with Komatsu on this pilot helps us explore innovative solutions that align with our climate goals while continuing to deliver productivity and performance. We see great potential in this technology and look forward to where it can lead us next.”

As a founding member of Komatsu’s Greenhouse Gas Alliance, Boliden is reinforcing its commitment to a more sustainable future. The upcoming trial will enable Komatsu and Boliden to gather detailed operational insights and learnings to advance haulage decarbonization efforts further.

“This is more than just a technical achievement, it’s a meaningful step forward in our joint commitment towards zero-emission mining,” said Jeroen De Roeck, Senior Mining Manager, Komatsu Europe. “By commissioning the first diesel trolley truck in our Power Agnostic series at Boliden’s Aitik Mine, we are turning vision into reality. Our partnership with Boliden is a shining example of how collaboration can drive sustainable innovation in mining.”

The learnings from this field trial will play a critical role in guiding future advancements in Komatsu’s power-agnostic lineup. This will support both companies’ shared ambition to decarbonize mining operations and drive progress toward a lower-emission future.

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BRAND NEW JCB 370X WASTES NO TIME FOR WILTSHIRE RECYCLER

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A family-run recycling and landfill company has invested in a mighty new JCB 370X crawler excavator to shift waste on its landfill site.

Purchased by Wiltshire-based Crapper & Sons Landfill Ltd, the brand new JCB 370X has been busy loading heavy clay from a waste cell into an articulated dump truck. It is working at the firm’s 180-acre waste recycling site which handles approximately 120,000 tonnes of waste material per year.

Supplied by JCB dealer Holt JCB, the JCB 370X joins a JCB TM320S wheeled telescopic loader, a JCB 220X and four JCB 437 wheeled loading shovels in Crapper & Sons Landfill Ltd’s fleet. These are joined by a JCB Fastrac 4220 iCON which works on the company’s own 1500-acre beef farm.

Crapper & Sons Landfill Ltd Managing Director Richard Crapper said:
“We invested in a JCB 220X just over a year ago and are really pleased with how it has performed, so adding the larger JCB 370X was an easy decision. The machine has been running exceptionally well and is proving very fuel. The team at Holt JCB are excellent – we’ve built a strong working relationship, and they’re always quick to respond when we need support.”

The JCB 370X is the biggest and most powerful model in the JCB X Series range with the ability to move 4.5 tonnes more material per litre of fuel than competitive models and boasts a Stage V 240kW (322hp) diesel engine delivering 14% more power.

Established in 1985 in Royal Wooton Bassett in Wiltshire, Crapper & Sons Landfill Ltd is a family-owned business specialising in recycling, waste management and the supply of recycled aggregates. The company is passionate about sustainability and diverts around 85% of all its waste material away from landfill.

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