ProAll plans global growth under new GM

Canadian volumetric concrete equipment manufacturer ProAll is preparing for a new phase of international expansion, led by recently appointed general manager Derrick Murias. Building on more than 50 years of experience in mobile concrete delivery, the company is targeting new growth in North America, Europe and Asia.

ProAll manufactures high-capacity volumetric concrete mixers, which allow users to produce only the amount of concrete needed for each job, helping reduce waste and improve efficiency. The company has made significant progress since being acquired by Terex in 2022, establishing distributor networks in the UK, Ireland, France, Belgium, Romania and Australia.

Derrick Murias, who previously served as operational general manager at ProAll, said the new role comes at a key moment. “What excites me most is the chance to lead a brand with such a deep commitment to quality, innovation and sustainability,” he said. “Our focus is on providing contractors with the ability to produce concrete efficiently, reduce waste, and have full control over their concrete production.”

The company’s mixers are designed for a wide range of customers, from major infrastructure contractors to small businesses. Its flagship Commander 2.0 system offers real-time batching and monitoring, giving users precision and cost control.

Murias said the next phase of growth will focus on distribution, innovation and sustainability. “In a world increasingly focused on environmental impact, our ability to reduce waste and offer on-demand concrete production positions us well to support the sector’s sustainability goals.”

According to ProAll, its volumetric mixers are well suited to large-scale infrastructure and remote-site projects, as well as niche applications like marine construction and shotcrete work. The firm plans to enhance its support programmes and training for customers and distributors, while continuing to develop scalable solutions for the global concrete market.