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Metso mining business 'reasonably strong', says CEO

CEO of newly merged equipment giant Metso Outotec Pekka Vauramo says Metso’s mining business has performed relatively well during the second quarter as coronavirus continues to take a toll on its aggregates division.

Tom Hoskyns
Metso Outotec CEO Pekka Vauramo

Metso Outotec CEO Pekka Vauramo

Vauramo, formerly CEO of Metso and now head of the joint entity, said, following the merger's completion on Wednesday that aggregates was the "the part of the business that was worst hit by the by the...

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