Metso is set to acquire Selm (Beijing) Technology Co’s screening business, operations and key assets as part of its investment in expanding its screening solutions in China.
Selm is a privately-owned Chinese manufacturer of mining and aggregate screens and technologies such as micro-sizing screening solutions.
The company currently has approximately 180 employees and its operations are located in Shenyang, Northeast China.
Metso’s screening solutions portfolio currently comprises banana screens, horizontal screens, inclined screens, mobile screens, portable screens, ultrafine screens, screening media, and capital screen related parts, repairs and services.
By combining Selm’s offerings with Metso’s expertise in screening equipment, media, repairs and services, Metso is positioned to strengthen its services to better support mining and aggregates customers in China.
“The acquisition is a significant step in advancing our regional strategy in screening of being closer to our customers, fostering a market-focused approach,” Metso vice president screening Jouni Mähönen said.
“We are excited to enhance our role in China as a leading provider of screening solutions for large projects like super quarries. We warmly welcome new colleagues to contribute to our growth targets and improved customer service.”
Selm founder Huifeng Tang echoed similar sentiments.
“We have been developing our screening business over the past years, building expertise and strong reputation among customers,” Tang said.
“Moving forward, the screen offering will bring benefits for customers as part of Metso and our employees will get a valued new employer.”
Metso has not disclosed the amount it paid to acquire Selm’s screening business, operations and key assets. The transaction is subject to conditions precedent and is expected to close during the second quarter of 2025.
Earlier this year, Metso revealed it had signed more than 100 new life cycle services agreements in 2024, strengthening its role as a trusted partner for mining and aggregates clients.
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