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WesTrac moves on Bucyrus

WESTRAC, the Caterpillar heavy machinery dealer in three Australian states, has bought the local ...

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WesTrac, which is owned by Kerry Stokes’ Seven Group Holdings, will take on Bucyrus’ businesses in New South Wales, the Australian Capital Territory and Western Australia following a deal with Caterpillar.

The move is expected to add revenues of up to $650 million next financial year and will be funded from a new five-year loan.

Bucyrus, which supplies parts and services to heavy machinery used primarily in the resources industry, was acquired by Caterpillar for $8.8 billion in July last year.

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