Larsen & Toubro to Market BOMAG Road Equipment with FAYAT
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Larsen & Toubro to Market BOMAG Road Equipment with FAYAT

Larsen & Toubro (L&T) has entered a partnership with FAYAT Road Equipment Division (FRED) India to market BOMAG road milling machines, soil stabilisers and cement spreaders in India.

The agreement covers marketing, sales, after-sales support and supply of spares and aims to integrate product offerings into L&T's existing distribution network.

The collaboration combines BOMAG's specialised technologies with L&T's customer relationships and nationwide product support capabilities and FAYAT is France's largest independent construction group.

L&T's Construction & Mining Machinery business will position the specialised BOMAG range alongside its existing road machinery portfolio, enabling integrated offers for pavement milling, soil stabilisation and cement spreading applications.

Larsen & Toubro (L&T) is a United States dollar (USD) 32 bn multinational engaged in engineering, procurement and construction, hi-tech manufacturing and services across multiple geographies. The Construction & Mining Machinery division markets and supports equipment including hydraulic excavators, dump trucks, wheel loaders and vibratory compactors, backed by decades of industry experience and a nationwide service presence. The business serves customers across India's infrastructure, construction and mining sectors.

FAYAT was founded in 1957 and operates across major business lines including road equipment, civil works and energy services, with a presence in more than 170 countries. The group brings together brands such as BOMAG through its Road Equipment Division to offer efficient and sustainable solutions for road construction, maintenance and rehabilitation, and the partnership is presented as a means to bring these technologies and support closer to Indian customers.

Larsen & Toubro (L&T) has entered a partnership with FAYAT Road Equipment Division (FRED) India to market BOMAG road milling machines, soil stabilisers and cement spreaders in India. The agreement covers marketing, sales, after-sales support and supply of spares and aims to integrate product offerings into L&T's existing distribution network. The collaboration combines BOMAG's specialised technologies with L&T's customer relationships and nationwide product support capabilities and FAYAT is France's largest independent construction group. L&T's Construction & Mining Machinery business will position the specialised BOMAG range alongside its existing road machinery portfolio, enabling integrated offers for pavement milling, soil stabilisation and cement spreading applications. Larsen & Toubro (L&T) is a United States dollar (USD) 32 bn multinational engaged in engineering, procurement and construction, hi-tech manufacturing and services across multiple geographies. The Construction & Mining Machinery division markets and supports equipment including hydraulic excavators, dump trucks, wheel loaders and vibratory compactors, backed by decades of industry experience and a nationwide service presence. The business serves customers across India's infrastructure, construction and mining sectors. FAYAT was founded in 1957 and operates across major business lines including road equipment, civil works and energy services, with a presence in more than 170 countries. The group brings together brands such as BOMAG through its Road Equipment Division to offer efficient and sustainable solutions for road construction, maintenance and rehabilitation, and the partnership is presented as a means to bring these technologies and support closer to Indian customers.

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