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Fayat Group plans acquisition of Mecalac Group

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The Fayat Group has announced it has signed an agreement to acquire the full share capital of Mecalac Group.

Finalisation of the transaction remains subject to necessary regulatory approvals. Should these be obtained, Fayat noted that it hopes to finalise the deal before the end of Q2 2025.

Fayat Group operates a series of divisions across a broad range of industries. These include BOMAG, Dynapac, Ermont, Marini, SAE, Secmair, Dulevo and Scarab.

While most of these are related to construction, the BOMAG division is a specialist road machine/technology company. It will present a series of new products at the upcoming Bauma trade fair in Munich, including the new BOMAG Emergency Brake Assist.

Fayat Group has been extending its reach through recent acquisitions. In July 2024, Power Progress reported that it had acquired US-based Asphalt Drum Mixers (ADM) and a related asphalt plant.

Mecalac is a Germany-based OEM which produces a variety of tracked and wheeled excavators and loaders. The range includes the e12 battery-electric wheel loader and a series of other zero-emission models.

In early 2025, Fayat Group was fined $11 million for breaches of the US Clean Air Act. The fine related to the importation of ‘hundreds’ of pavers and other machines which used non-compliant diesel engines.

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