Komatsu Shuts Down Elliot Lake Facility
Komatsu has permanently closed its facility in Elliot Lake, moving operations to Sudbury.
The closure, which took effect on October 30, affects 45 employees. According to Mason Raube, manager of public relations,
Komatsu is aligning and strengthening its underground hard rock business by centralizing manufacturing and service operations at its Sudbury, Ontario facilities.
The transition involves consolidating operations from the Elliot Lake facility, which was acquired in 2019 through the Timberock acquisition, to Sudbury. Some employees will remain employed with Komatsu, while others will be impacted by the closure.
Author's summary: Komatsu closes Elliot Lake facility, moves to Sudbury.
- Facility closed: Elliot Lake
- New location: Sudbury
- Affected employees: 45
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