Geomechanics.io

  • Free Tools
Sign UpLog In

Geomechanics.io

Geomechanics, Simplified.

© 2026 Geomechanics.io. All rights reserved.

Geomechanics.io

CMRR-ioGEODB-ioHYDROGEO-ioQCDB-ioFree Tools & CalculatorsBlogLatest Industry News

Industries

MiningConstructionTunnelling

Company

Terms of UsePrivacy PolicyLinkedIn
    AllGeotechnicalMiningInfrastructureMaterialsHazardsEnvironmentalSoftwarePolicy
    Product
    Contract Award

    TH White joins Sany network: fleet support implications for UK plant owners

    January 6, 2026|

    Reviewed by Joe Ashwell

    TH White joins Sany network: fleet support implications for UK plant owners

    First reported on The Construction Index

    30 Second Briefing

    TH White has been appointed authorised Sany Heavy Machinery UK dealer for construction machinery sales, service and parts across the West Midlands and parts of the southwest, replacing Worcester-based forklift specialist MSM DRH after five years. The move plugs Sany’s excavators and other construction machines into TH White’s existing portfolio of Manitou, Mecalac and New Holland equipment plus Palfinger cranes, giving contractors a single supplier for mixed fleets. For plant owners, the key change is access to Sany support through TH White’s established construction-focused sales and service teams.

    Technical Brief

    • Appointment covers Sany construction machinery sales, service and parts across West Midlands and parts of southwest.
    • MSM DRH exits the role after a five‑year term as regional Sany dealer.
    • MSM DRH’s core capability is forklift trucks rather than heavy construction plant support.
    • TH White brings more than 40 years’ service history with construction-sector customers into the Sany network.
    • Existing TH White portfolio already includes Manitou, Mecalac, New Holland construction kit and Palfinger cranes.
    • Sany Heavy Machinery UK senior vice president Ming Xu and TH White chief executive Alexander Scott formally signed the agreement.
    • TH White’s agriculture, construction, dairy and groundcare division will host the Sany franchise under director Adrian Lovegrove.

    Our Take

    Sany’s appointment of TH White in the United Kingdom comes as the OEM is also pushing battery-electric heavy trucks into mining haulage, as seen in the Solarh2e deployment in Australia, signalling that dealers with deep construction-sector experience may soon be expected to support more complex electrified fleets.

    Within our Infrastructure coverage, Sany appears more frequently in relation to heavy equipment for energy and mining logistics than other Chinese OEMs, so a stronger UK dealer presence via TH White could position it to capture work on materials-handling and port projects tied to those sectors.

    TH White’s four decades of construction-sector service in the West Midlands places it in a region with dense logistics and manufacturing activity, which typically generates steady demand for lift trucks and telehandlers on brownfield expansion and maintenance projects rather than only on large new-build sites.

    Geotechnical Software for Modern Teams

    Centralise site data, logs, and lab results with GEODB-io, CMRR-io, and HYDROGEO-io.

    No credit card required.

    • Save and export unlimited calculations
    • Advanced data visualisation
    • Generate professional PDF reports
    • Cloud storage for all your projects

    Prepared by collating external sources, AI-assisted tools, and Geomechanics.io’s proprietary mining database, then reviewed for technical accuracy & edited by our geotechnical team.

    Related Articles

    Xihe on Tung Chung Line down-track: TBM turnback method and risks for tunnel engineers
    Infrastructure
    in 5 months

    Xihe on Tung Chung Line down-track: TBM turnback method and risks for tunnel engineers

    TBM Xihe, a 7.3m-diameter, 100m-long, 1,000-tonne Herrenknecht slurry machine, has completed the up-track drive to the future Tung Chung West Station and has begun boring the down-track tunnel towards Tung Chung Station for MTR’s Tung Chung Line Extension in Hong Kong. The Bouygues Travaux Publics–Dragages Hong Kong JV turned the TBM underground within the launch shaft using a push-pull method and self-propelled modular transporter, avoiding full disassembly and surface transport. About 1.3km of new twin-bore tunnels are being driven close to existing rail and urban structures, with commissioning targeted for 2029.

    Sydney Metro Stations Package West: design and delivery notes for engineers
    Infrastructure
    in 4 months

    Sydney Metro Stations Package West: design and delivery notes for engineers

    Gamuda Engineering has secured the Sydney Metro Stations Package West as principal contractor, covering design and construction of five new underground stations at Westmead, North Strathfield, Burwood North, Five Dock and The Bays on the 24km Sydney Metro West line between Greater Parramatta and the CBD. The scope includes deep station boxes, entrances and access points, full station fit-out and integration with surrounding precincts, with Laing O’Rourke and DT Infrastructure joining as MetroVista delivery partners. Site works are scheduled to start on Monday, 5 January 2026.

    Ace Infra £60k fall-from-height case: HSE lessons for site engineers
    Infrastructure
    about 9 hours ago

    Ace Infra £60k fall-from-height case: HSE lessons for site engineers

    A construction worker suffered multiple fractures and a dislocated shoulder after a newly built wall collapsed and knocked him through an unprotected stairwell opening, causing a 2.5–3 metre fall onto a concrete floor at Ace Infra’s NW Auctions Milnthorpe site on 25 April 2024. HSE found no edge protection, incomplete boarding over the stair void, no warning signage, no task-specific instructions and no site supervisor present at the time. Ace Infra Ltd pleaded guilty to breaching Regulation 6(3) of the Work at Height Regulations 2005 and was fined £60,000 plus £4,799.44 costs and a £2,000 victim surcharge.

    Related Industries & Products

    Construction

    Quality control software for construction companies with material testing, batch tracking, and compliance management.

    Mining

    Geotechnical software solutions for mining operations including CMRR analysis, hydrogeological testing, and data management.

    CMRR-io

    Streamline coal mine roof stability assessments with our cloud-based CMRR software featuring automated calculations, multi-scenario analysis, and collaborative workflows.

    QCDB-io

    Comprehensive quality control database for manufacturing, tunnelling, and civil construction with UCS testing, PSD analysis, and grout mix design management.

    HYDROGEO-io

    Comprehensive hydrogeological testing platform for managing, analysing, and reporting on packer tests, lugeon values, and hydraulic conductivity assessments.