Image System's business area RemaSawco receives order from Moelven Wood for just over 11.7 MSEK + options
RemaSawco AB has signed an agreement with Moelven Wood A/S to upgrade three of the group's sawmills in Norway; Soknabruket, Granvin bruk and Trysil. The agreement is a framework agreement with separate call off contracts for each sawmill and the total value amounts to a maximum of SEK 11.7 million, excluding any additional options.
The agreement basically means that older systems and installations at the three sawmills are now replaced with more modern systems and technology that give the sawmills better conditions to meet the market's demands with, for example, higher reliability and availability. Modernization also means future-proofing the systems and maintaining or increasing maintenance reliability. The three sawmills' green sorting, dry sorting and planing mills will, among other things, be equipped with RemaSawco's smart system RS-ProSort and two of the sawmills will also be equipped with the board scanner RS-BoardScannerD. Various adaptations and additional products are included as well as options and training of the customer's own staff.
Delivery, installation and commissioning will take place during 2024-2025
"It is very gratifying to see that brave and forward-looking sawmills dare to invest, despite the uncertain market situation. Together, we have found a good solution that will give Moelven clearly better conditions when the market turns again."
Says Emilien Saindon, CEO of RemaSawco.
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