16 February 2024
Carbotech Group has announced the acquisition of Sawquip, a manufacturing company specializing in sawmill equipment. This acquisition allows Carbotech Group to expand its product range and offer innovative solutions for lumber production. Sawquip’s products, including log turners, chipping canters, and circular saw modules, will now be part of the Carbotech brand.
With 35 years of experience, Sawquip brings high-quality expertise in curve sawing equipment. The manufacturing of Sawquip’s equipment will now take place at Carbotech’s facilities in Plessisville, Quebec , ensuring the continuity of this proven expertise. The transition and integration will be led by Pierre Lafond , Carbotech’s Vice President of Operations. Carbotech Group is excited about the synergy created by this acquisition and looks forward to continued growth.
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