Joy global

The company originated in Milwaukee , Wisconsin in the late 1880s. At that time, A.Pavling and G. Harnishefer were among the entrepreneurs.

In 1887, Pavling and Harnischefer began rebuilding overhead cranes after the accident. The restored crane replaced a complex system of ropes and blocks that failed with a simplified system of engines and gearboxes. Shortly thereafter, Pavling and Harnischefer began to build their line of overhead cranes for production and warehouse operations.

Meanwhile, in Maryland, 12-year-old Joseph Francis Joy went to work in a coal mine , gradually he began to come up with various devices to facilitate mining

During the 20th century, Joey's company developed by 1997; it acquired the firms of Pauling and Harnisfeger. ^[3]

July 21, 2016, Komatsu agreed to buy Joy Global Inc. for $ 2.89 billion, or $ 28.30 per share in cash through cash on hand and bank loans, 20% premium for companies at a closing price of $ 23.55 on July 20. The acquisition process will be completed in mid-2017. ^{[4] [5]}

Direct deliveries of Joy equipment to Russia began in 1993, before which intermediaries sold. These were continuous continuous roadheaders and self-propelled cars for the mine Raspadskaya and IK Sokolovskaya. In 1997 In Leninsk-Kuznetsk, the first service center of a foreign company for the maintenance and repair of mining equipment in Russia was founded. In 2015, a plant for the repair of equipment with an area of ​​11 thousand m² was opened in the village of Kalachevo, Prokopyevsky District, Kemerovo Region. More than 100 units of equipment are operated in Russia and the CIS, 200 people the number of personnel in the Russian Federation. Offices are located in the cities of Kemerovo and Moscow. Service departments in Rostov Region, Vorkuta, Khabarovsk Territory