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20.04.2026

Metso and Nors Expanding Presence in Western Canada

Metso’s distributor Nors has expanded its exclusive representation of Metso in Western Canada, extending its territory from British Columbia and Yukon to also cover Alberta, Saskatchewan and the Northwest Territories. The expansion strengthens customer access to Metso’s crushing and screening equipment, spare and wear parts and services across the region.

Nors has been a trusted Metso distribution partner, supporting customers with equipment sales and aftermarket services. With the expanded territory, customers will benefit from local presence, improved parts availability and enhanced service responsiveness. The long-standing collaboration between Metso and Nors is built on shared values, close cooperation and a strong focus on customer success.

“Expanding our partnership with Nors supports our strategy to build strong, capable distribution of our aggregates solutions, delivering consistent, high-quality equipment and aftermarket support. Together, we are well-positioned to enhance the customer experience and drive sustainable growth across Western Canada,” says Steve Cianci, Vice President, Americas Distribution Management at Metso.

For Nors, the expanded representation reflects their commitment to strengthening OEM partnerships and investing in key Canadian markets. By extending its operational footprint, Nors reinforces its partnership with Metso, with a focus on delivering high-quality aftersales support and customer service.

“This expansion reflects the strength of our partnership with Metso and our shared commitment to serving customers with excellence. By extending our representation across Western Canada, we are reinforcing our long-term growth strategy while ensuring continuity, proximity and high-quality aftersales support for our customers,” says Sudhanshu Singh, CEO of Nors Construction Equipment Canada.

(Source: Cision)

 

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