Epiroc buys software player

EPIROC has bought South African software company MineRP, which specialises in mine productivity improvements through integrated planning, execution and analytics, for an undisclosed sum.

Epiroc has bought MineRP.

11 January 2021
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MineRP has its head office in Johannesburg, South Africa but also has two offices in Australia - one in Perth and one in Brisbane. It also has an office in Santiago, Chile and Sudbury in Canada.

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