SBM will target UK and Irish buyers at Hillhead 2026. The Austrian manufacturer will present hybrid-electric crushing equipment and mobile concrete production systems for quarrying, recycling, and flexible site-based concrete production.
Finlay will debut its I-130RS impact crusher at Hillhead 2026. The new model sits between the I-120 and I-140 ranges, targeting quarrying, mining, and construction recycling operators needing strong output with easier transport.
Collins Demolition has added the UK’s first Volvo EC500HR excavator. Supplied by SMT GB, the high-reach excavator extends demolition reach to 32 metres and supports heavier attachments for complex structural dismantling work.
Komatsu has started UK production of its PC220 excavator model. The Newcastle-built machine strengthens European supply while using digital manufacturing tools, precision scanning, and laser-based assembly technology.
Green hydrogen is powering a live National Highways compound site. Galliford Try is using the system for offices, welfare, drying space, kitchen facilities, and EV charging in Bootle.
Rocklyn has appointed Alex Begyinah to expand industrial structures growth. The move supports rapid-install covered capacity for manufacturing, warehousing, logistics, and facility upgrade work.
Re-flow has introduced a PAS 2080 carbon management module for its field management platform, using operational data from jobs, equipment, journeys, materials, and waste to support carbon estimation, reporting, and audit-ready workflows.
Develon will give its Series 9 DX360LC-9 and DX400HD-9 smart crawler excavators a UK debut at Hillhead 2026, with electronic hydraulics, AI-assisted safety, E-Stop technology, and productivity features aimed at quarrying and construction work.
Bachy Soletanche and Kilnbridge have launched UrbanCore, an integrated ground-to-frame venture aimed at complex urban schemes where demolition, reuse, substructure, basements, reinforced concrete, and steel frames need tighter delivery control.
Finning UK & Ireland is investing more than £200,000 in engine testing technology, strengthening rebuild capability at its Cannock operation.