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NZ investment to capture higher value markets
September 2003
Pump Industry Analyst
Pump Company
PULP & PAPER
MARKET PROSPECTS
Index
ABS 13 Alfa Laval 11,15 Allen Gwynnes 10 Allweiler 1 Alstom 12 Ampco-Pittsburgh 15 Andritz 11 Aurora 10 AxFlow 10 Baker Hughes 15 Baric 16 Blackmer 14 BOC Edwards 10,11 Cardo 11 Chempump 7 Colfax Corp 1 Colfax Pump Group 1 Crane 7,12,13,15 Davey Products 12 DMW 15 Dover 12,15 DP Industries 16 DXP Enterprises 12 Ebara 11,15 Flowserve 1,15 Gardner Denver 8,15 Gee 13 Gilbert Gilkes & Gordon 12 GIW 13 Gorman-Rupp 12,15 Graco 7,15 Grundfos 1,10 GUD Holdings 12,15 Holden Brooke Pullen 10,16 Houttuin 1 Hydraulic Institute 10 Idex 11,15 IMO Pump 1 Ingersoll-Rand 12,15 ITT Industries 15 Johnson Pump 11,12,15 Johnson Pump Marine 14 KNF Neuberger 14 KSB 13,14,15,16 Layne Christensen 15 Lutz-Jesco 10 Maag Pump Systems Textron 14 Met-Pro 15 Metso 11 Metso Minerals 16 Mono Pumps 14 Moyno 12 National Oilwell 10,15 Netzsch 1 Nikkiso 15 Oberdorfer 6 PCM Pompes 13 Pentair 10,15 Pfeiffer Vacuum 11 Precision Castparts 5,15 ProMinent 14 Pursuit Dynamics 10 Rietschle 6 Robbins & Myers 11,12,15 Roper Industries 11,15 Schlumberger 15 Signal 13 Spirax-Sarco 10,11,15 SPP 11 SPX 15 Sta-Rite 10,14 Sulzer 11,15 Sulzer Pumps 10,16 Sulzer Pumps UK 10 Tecumseh 8,15 Teikoku Electric 15 Textron 9,10,15 Thomas Industries 6,15 Thomas Rietschle 6 Torishima 11,15 Tsurumi 11,15 United Technologies 15 VDMA 12 ViscoTec 12 Warren Pumps 1 Watson-Marlow Bredel 14 Weir 10,11,12,13,15 Weir Engineering Services 10,13 Weir Floway 11 Weir Pumps 14 Weir Services 11 Wilo Salmson 13 Wisconsin Energy 9,12,15 Wood Group 11 WorldWater 12,15
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METSO TO REBUILD STORA ENSO BROWN STOCK PROCESS Under a 8 million order, Metso Paper will supply new brown stock process equipment for the Stora Enso Nymölla Mill in southern Sweden. Metso Paper’s delivery will include three wash presses and the rebuilding of the existing brown stock screening system, the dismantling of the existing process equipment and the erection of the new ones, as well as supplying the piping system and start-up supervision. The daily design capacity of the pulping line is 720 tonnes of fully bleached magnefite sulphite pulp. The rebuilt process is set to start up at the end of January 2004.
NZ INVESTMENT TO CAPTURE HIGHER VALUE MARKETS Carter Holt Harvey (CHH) is spending NZ$58 million upgrading its Whakatane paperboard business in order to move into higher value markets, including cosmetic and pharmaceutical packaging. CHH’s Whakatane paperboard mill is the only mill in New Zealand that produces folding carton board and some of the equipment at the mill is now over 30 years old. The upgrade will increase the mill’s current production by 23%, from 86 000 tonnes to 106 000 tonnes per annum. A key component of the Whakatane upgrade is the installation of a new ‘wet end’ to the paper machine. As a result, the print surface, strength properties and ability to produce lighter weight
boards will be significantly improved. The upgrade is scheduled for completion by mid next year. The first folding carton board products are expected to roll off the production line within the first month after the upgrade project is complete.
WATER & WASTEWATER VA TECH WABAG WINS FRENCH WASTEWATER WORK VA Tech Wabag France has been awarded a 7.25 million contract for the Chalons-en-Champagne wastewater treatment plant in Northern France which is due for start-up in 2005. The scope of VA Tech Wabag’s work covers design, supply, erection and start-up of the plant. Because the plant will treat a mixture of municipal wastewater, some industrial effluent process steps are being incorporated. The plant will apply pre-treatment with screening, sand and fat removal and an activated sludge process with simultaneous phosphorous precipitation.
AWS AWARDED ARIZONA WATER TREATMENT CONTRACT American Water Services (AWS) has signed a US$336 million contract with the City of Phoenix to design, build and operate the new Lake Pleasant Water Treatment Plant in Arizona. The plant will be the largest design-build-operate water project in North America and is Phoenix’s first venture into municipal water production through a public-private partnership. To meet current and future water demands the
plant will be built in phases. The first phase will have an 80 million gallon per day capacity, serving approximately 400 000 households. Additional capacity can be added in the future to allow for growth in the region and could ultimately reach 320 million gallons per day. As the prime contractor, AWS will provide project management services and be responsible for operating services. AWS, a division of RWE, has retained Black & Veatch Construction Inc and McCarthy Building to design and build the water treatment plant. Groundbreaking is planned for July 2004, with first-phase operations set for February 2007.
IRELAND OUTLINES 5.4BN WATER SERVICES INVESTMENT Under a 5.4 billion water and sewerage infrastructure investment programme every population centre of over 1000 people in Ireland will soon have its own wastewater treatment plant. The Water Services Investment Programme 20032005, funded by the National Development Plan, will cover 737 water and sewerage schemes across the 26 counties between now and the end of 2005.
OIL & GAS EIB LOAN FOR OIL PIPELINE IN PAKISTAN The European Investment Bank is lending 44 million to Pak Arab Refinery Ltd (PARCO) for the construction of a pipeline to transport refined petroleum from Karachi to Mahmood Kot (KMK) in Central Pakistan.
Pump Industry Analyst
Pump Company
PULP & PAPER
MARKET PROSPECTS
Index
ABS 13 Alfa Laval 11,15 Allen Gwynnes 10 Allweiler 1 Alstom 12 Ampco-Pittsburgh 15 Andritz 11 Aurora 10 AxFlow 10 Baker Hughes 15 Baric 16 Blackmer 14 BOC Edwards 10,11 Cardo 11 Chempump 7 Colfax Corp 1 Colfax Pump Group 1 Crane 7,12,13,15 Davey Products 12 DMW 15 Dover 12,15 DP Industries 16 DXP Enterprises 12 Ebara 11,15 Flowserve 1,15 Gardner Denver 8,15 Gee 13 Gilbert Gilkes & Gordon 12 GIW 13 Gorman-Rupp 12,15 Graco 7,15 Grundfos 1,10 GUD Holdings 12,15 Holden Brooke Pullen 10,16 Houttuin 1 Hydraulic Institute 10 Idex 11,15 IMO Pump 1 Ingersoll-Rand 12,15 ITT Industries 15 Johnson Pump 11,12,15 Johnson Pump Marine 14 KNF Neuberger 14 KSB 13,14,15,16 Layne Christensen 15 Lutz-Jesco 10 Maag Pump Systems Textron 14 Met-Pro 15 Metso 11 Metso Minerals 16 Mono Pumps 14 Moyno 12 National Oilwell 10,15 Netzsch 1 Nikkiso 15 Oberdorfer 6 PCM Pompes 13 Pentair 10,15 Pfeiffer Vacuum 11 Precision Castparts 5,15 ProMinent 14 Pursuit Dynamics 10 Rietschle 6 Robbins & Myers 11,12,15 Roper Industries 11,15 Schlumberger 15 Signal 13 Spirax-Sarco 10,11,15 SPP 11 SPX 15 Sta-Rite 10,14 Sulzer 11,15 Sulzer Pumps 10,16 Sulzer Pumps UK 10 Tecumseh 8,15 Teikoku Electric 15 Textron 9,10,15 Thomas Industries 6,15 Thomas Rietschle 6 Torishima 11,15 Tsurumi 11,15 United Technologies 15 VDMA 12 ViscoTec 12 Warren Pumps 1 Watson-Marlow Bredel 14 Weir 10,11,12,13,15 Weir Engineering Services 10,13 Weir Floway 11 Weir Pumps 14 Weir Services 11 Wilo Salmson 13 Wisconsin Energy 9,12,15 Wood Group 11 WorldWater 12,15
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METSO TO REBUILD STORA ENSO BROWN STOCK PROCESS Under a 8 million order, Metso Paper will supply new brown stock process equipment for the Stora Enso Nymölla Mill in southern Sweden. Metso Paper’s delivery will include three wash presses and the rebuilding of the existing brown stock screening system, the dismantling of the existing process equipment and the erection of the new ones, as well as supplying the piping system and start-up supervision. The daily design capacity of the pulping line is 720 tonnes of fully bleached magnefite sulphite pulp. The rebuilt process is set to start up at the end of January 2004.
NZ INVESTMENT TO CAPTURE HIGHER VALUE MARKETS Carter Holt Harvey (CHH) is spending NZ$58 million upgrading its Whakatane paperboard business in order to move into higher value markets, including cosmetic and pharmaceutical packaging. CHH’s Whakatane paperboard mill is the only mill in New Zealand that produces folding carton board and some of the equipment at the mill is now over 30 years old. The upgrade will increase the mill’s current production by 23%, from 86 000 tonnes to 106 000 tonnes per annum. A key component of the Whakatane upgrade is the installation of a new ‘wet end’ to the paper machine. As a result, the print surface, strength properties and ability to produce lighter weight
boards will be significantly improved. The upgrade is scheduled for completion by mid next year. The first folding carton board products are expected to roll off the production line within the first month after the upgrade project is complete.
WATER & WASTEWATER VA TECH WABAG WINS FRENCH WASTEWATER WORK VA Tech Wabag France has been awarded a 7.25 million contract for the Chalons-en-Champagne wastewater treatment plant in Northern France which is due for start-up in 2005. The scope of VA Tech Wabag’s work covers design, supply, erection and start-up of the plant. Because the plant will treat a mixture of municipal wastewater, some industrial effluent process steps are being incorporated. The plant will apply pre-treatment with screening, sand and fat removal and an activated sludge process with simultaneous phosphorous precipitation.
AWS AWARDED ARIZONA WATER TREATMENT CONTRACT American Water Services (AWS) has signed a US$336 million contract with the City of Phoenix to design, build and operate the new Lake Pleasant Water Treatment Plant in Arizona. The plant will be the largest design-build-operate water project in North America and is Phoenix’s first venture into municipal water production through a public-private partnership. To meet current and future water demands the
plant will be built in phases. The first phase will have an 80 million gallon per day capacity, serving approximately 400 000 households. Additional capacity can be added in the future to allow for growth in the region and could ultimately reach 320 million gallons per day. As the prime contractor, AWS will provide project management services and be responsible for operating services. AWS, a division of RWE, has retained Black & Veatch Construction Inc and McCarthy Building to design and build the water treatment plant. Groundbreaking is planned for July 2004, with first-phase operations set for February 2007.
IRELAND OUTLINES 5.4BN WATER SERVICES INVESTMENT Under a 5.4 billion water and sewerage infrastructure investment programme every population centre of over 1000 people in Ireland will soon have its own wastewater treatment plant. The Water Services Investment Programme 20032005, funded by the National Development Plan, will cover 737 water and sewerage schemes across the 26 counties between now and the end of 2005.
OIL & GAS EIB LOAN FOR OIL PIPELINE IN PAKISTAN The European Investment Bank is lending 44 million to Pak Arab Refinery Ltd (PARCO) for the construction of a pipeline to transport refined petroleum from Karachi to Mahmood Kot (KMK) in Central Pakistan.