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CablePrice signs deal with McCloskey International

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Screening and crushing manufacturer McCloskey International is welcoming CablePrice to its network of distributors.

CablePrice will serve New Zealand, Fiji, New Caledonia and Tonga with McCloskey equipment.

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This includes machinery used in quarrying, mining, construction, demolition, waste management and landscaping.

The McCloskey dealership was formalised at the global quarrying construction and recycling expo, Hillhead 2018, in Buxton UK.

CablePrice managing director and chief operating officer Pat Ward says the partnership adds to the leading brands and products on offer.

“Hitatchi, John Deere, Bell, Montabert, Scania and Isuzu are among the most identifiable brands in the world, and we are excited to add McCloskey International to our stable.

“All these brands have proud and strong reputations in their fields of expertise.

“Our companies and customers will benefit from having access to McCloskey products at this time. With the current economic growth, and signals from the Government and the private sector that they will continue to invest heavily in infrastructure, we anticipate strong growth in the aggregate sector.

“The focus on developments including Roads of National Significance and improving regional links will reflect strong growth numbers through 2019 and beyond,” Ward says.

McCloskey International president and chief executive Paschal McCloskey says the CablePrice deal strengthens the global distribution network.

“New Zealand is a market with huge potential, particularly in quarrying and recycling.

“This presents some unique and exciting possibilities that we anticipate will contribute to our growth.

“CablePrice has excellent relationships with both the public and private sectors, and working together will benefit not only our companies but, more importantly, their customers,” McCloskey says.

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