Dodge Construction Network says a growing backlog is supporting positive momentum for construction starts. Photo: ablokhin/iStock / Getty Images Plus/Getty Images
Dodge Construction Network says a growing backlog is supporting positive momentum for construction starts. Photo: ablokhin/iStock / Getty Images Plus/Getty Images
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Veneroso: 2024 provides a promising outlook

A number of industries and equipment types are driving 2024’s projection, according to AMCAST’s Tomaso Veneroso.

Veneroso
Veneroso

The performance in 2023 for the mining, aggregate and recycling sectors has been exceptional, marked by significant growth, strong engagement and remarkable achievements across various metrics and indicators.

Top mining corporations persist in advancing ESG, climate change and operational risk initiatives, yet face mounting pressure to exceed current standards. We hold high aspirations for the expansion of our sustainability-driven product line.

Within the rock mining sector, the global construction aggregates market is anticipated to reach $468.2 billion in the U.S. by 2024. Our projections include the enhancement of our solutions for jaws, cones, blow bars and specialized wear parts for crushers in this field. Furthermore, within the realm of asphalt and concrete recycling, among the most recycled products in the U.S., we are confident in the substantial growth of our technologies.

Promising developments in the recycling, mining and aggregate industries align with growing customer enthusiasm for technological advancements aimed at reducing CO2 emissions, enhancing productivity and fostering greater sustainability within the industry.

Emerging ceramic materials and innovative shapes aim to enhance our current wear parts technologies for HSI and VSI crushers, while novel alloy variations are being explored for improving the performance of jaw dies and cone liners.

Tomaso Veneroso is CEO of AMCAST.

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