Mammoet, a global leader in heavy lifting and transport solutions, has joined forces with Aertssen Machinery Services (AMS), the renowned Belgian-origin heavy-lifting company. This strategic partnership aims to meet the escalating demands of Qatar’s flourishing market, driven by robust capital and operational expenditures in the energy and infrastructure sectors.
The Mammoet-AMS alliance signifies a pivotal moment in the histories of both companies in the Middle East. By pooling their strengths, they intend to cater to the diverse needs of Qatar’s rapidly growing market. This collaboration not only capitalizes on the unique capabilities of each company but also underscores their commitment to excellence in project execution.
Jack van den Brink, Managing Director of Mammoet MEA and APAC, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, “This strategic move allows us to leverage the collective strengths of Mammoet and AMS. By combining our capabilities, we are well-positioned to serve projects in Qatar, with the aim to bring greater efficiency for all of our customers there.”
Tony Nuyts, General Manager of Aertssen Machinery Service MENA, echoed the sentiment, emphasizing their pride in the partnership and their anticipation of providing solutions across various sectors, including construction, civil, infrastructure, oil and gas, and power.
The collaboration is set to deliver turnkey, one-stop-shop project logistics and installation solutions, with the overarching goal of bringing facilities online faster. This move not only reinforces Mammoet and AMS’s commitment to providing innovative solutions but also positions them as key players in Qatar’s dynamic heavy lifting and transport landscape.
As Mammoet and Aertssen Machinery Services combine their expertise, they are poised to contribute significantly to the continued growth and success of projects in Qatar. The partnership reflects a shared vision for efficiency, innovation, and excellence in serving the evolving needs of the thriving industry sectors in the region.
