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    Epiroc fleet expansion at Bea Mountain: production and maintenance lens for engineers

    August 12, 2026|

    Reviewed by Joe Ashwell

    Epiroc fleet expansion at Bea Mountain: production and maintenance lens for engineers

    First reported on International Mining – News

    30 Second Briefing

    Epiroc has signed a strategic memorandum with Avesoro to supply additional trucks, loaders and drilling equipment to the Bea Mountain Mining Corporation–owned New Liberty gold mine in Liberia. The agreement, confirmed by Avesoro CEO Özgür Gümüş and Epiroc President and CEO Helena Hedblom, expands an existing fleet rather than initiating a greenfield deployment. Increased OEM-standard loading and drilling capacity points to higher planned production rates and more standardised maintenance and parts support at the open-pit operation.

    Technical Brief

    • Strategic memorandum formalised directly between Avesoro CEO Özgür Gümüş and Epiroc CEO Helena Hedblom.
    • Agreement is structured as an OEM-to-operator fleet supply, not via an intermediary contractor.
    • Additional units cover three functional areas: haulage trucks, LHDs/loaders and rock drilling rigs.
    • Fleet expansion is targeted at Bea Mountain Mining Corporation’s New Liberty operation in Liberia.
    • Deal builds on an existing Epiroc presence on site, simplifying operator training and maintenance procedures.
    • OEM-standardisation of mobile plant should streamline critical spares inventory and reduce multi-brand tooling requirements.
    • Direct engagement at CEO level suggests multi-year fleet planning rather than a short-term spot purchase.

    Our Take

    The New Liberty/Bea Mountain complex in Liberia sits in a jurisdiction where mine logistics and maintenance support can be fragile; Epiroc’s growing installed base and automation deployments at operations like Agnico Eagle’s LaRonde suggest that Bea Mountain could later tap into more advanced automation or remote‑operation packages once connectivity and skills pipelines are in place.

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