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Komatsu Limited

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Oct 30, 2026

speaker_1NARRATOR
32:55
General Electric was licensing technology from Hitachi.
speaker_1NARRATOR
32:59
Westinghouse was reaching agreements with Komatsu and Mitsubishi Electric.
speaker_1NARRATOR
33:04
In Japan, the reporter added, leasing had carried robots into factories that could not have paid for them outright.
speaker_1NARRATOR
33:10
The article of March 5, 1982 gave the floor to the men who had made the industry and the men who were supposed to buy from it.
Rob GrantHOST
33:45
I think that's the key word here.
Rob GrantHOST
33:47
We know some of the bigger folks in construction, Caterpillar, Komatsu, and Deere are working on their own autonomous fleets.
Rob GrantHOST
33:58
And That would require kind of turning over the existing machinery that a lot of these contractors have.
Rob GrantHOST
34:08
So I think the retrofit compatibility alone is perhaps not a permanent moat, but I do think there are going to be a need and there is a market for retrofit.

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Rob GrantHOST
39:34
what first comes to mind is repeat orders and renewals from the same contractors, right? This will be a good sign that they're seeing value in what Bedrock has provided to them.
Rob GrantHOST
39:47
Ideally, this would happen across different machine models, showing that it is kind of scalable across every type of manufacturer that's out there.
Rob GrantHOST
39:59
That would be a huge signal of saying, hey, you know, I have a mix of Komatsu and Caterpillar equipment, and I'm using Bedrock to automate each of those.
Rob GrantHOST
40:09
I think that would be super, super valuable signal in what we're watching for.
Duncan HydeHOST
22:36
What have you got, New Zealand? You can text us 3520.
Duncan HydeHOST
22:39
Someone texted in saying, my absolute pain in the arse to own is my D50 Komatsu Bulldozer.
Duncan HydeHOST
22:46
First day of ownership, the tracks fell off.
Duncan HydeHOST
22:49
Got that fixed by a diesel mechanic and all is good.
AndrewHOST
6:55
as well as backup diesel gensets for parts of the facilities.
AndrewHOST
7:00
The mining fleet will be diesel, and it looks like it'll be a leased fleet probably with Komatsu or CAT, but just your comments on those items.
John GilliganGUEST
7:09
Yes, of course.
John GilliganGUEST
7:09
Thanks very much, Andy.
John GilliganGUEST
7:57
That's a real basic workhorse in the industry, a workhorse truck.
John GilliganGUEST
8:02
It's a mechanical diesel truck.
John GilliganGUEST
8:04
Komatsu also have an equivalent.
John GilliganGUEST
8:06
It's called the 830E.
Tim DeMumbrianHOST
1:49
okay i think i know your answer for this one but kamatsu or caterpillar
Mike HollingsheadGUEST
1:55
no doubt Komatsu we're 100% I mean we love Komatsu because their service and you know equipment's equipment all of it tears up so you only gotta go by what whoever can service it and take care of it
Tim DeMumbrianHOST
2:07
right right okay my last one this one could go either way who would you rather work with all day Rodney or Craig Rodney
Ryan HollingsheadGUEST
2:17
I can't leave my boy Craig out I'm gonna do both I plead the fifth I plead the fifth yeah that'd be good I'm gonna be a
IvanHOST
45:34
Pilbara Dirt Boss, how are you, legend? He's here as well now.
IvanHOST
45:39
Mark from Komatsu Gipsland and Jack Swan, how are you guys? Precision Envirosing.
IvanHOST
45:45
For anyone that wants to start getting into commercial or government work as a principal contractor, start following the links in the tender section and get yourself familiar with the different ones.
IvanHOST
45:54
That's exactly right.
IvanHOST
49:02
Yeah, there you go.
IvanHOST
49:03
And Jack Healy saying F and O, that's right.
IvanHOST
49:07
Earth Muncher saying he's got a new Komatsu 1.8 for weekend work but still working for someone.
IvanHOST
49:11
And that's it.
Rohitesh DhawanGUEST
50:56
So miners buy large quantities of giant trucks, shovels, diggers, bulldozers in addition to all the other things that it takes to make a giant mine work.
Rohitesh DhawanGUEST
51:07
A lot of that, if you're a, say, an African resource-rich economy or a Latin American resource-rich economy, you're importing from outside from these big companies like Caterpillar, Komatsu, or Sandvik.
Rohitesh DhawanGUEST
51:19
I think there is much more job and value creation potential if you make those in country and that way go up the value chain rather than looking down.
Michael LiebreichHOST
51:28
And would the equipment be electric or would it be, um, uh, are, are they not more likely just to make, you know, a, a, a, a localized version of what was being made in the West or in the, in the m- m- West plus, uh, Korea, Japan 15, 20, 30 years ago?
Clinton MaynardHOST
26:15
Appreciate your call.
Clinton MaynardHOST
26:16
Joan says, my granddaughter finished the HSC last year and has an apprenticeship with Komatsu as a diesel mechanic on big trucks that are used in the mine.
Clinton MaynardHOST
26:24
She is so happy in the Hunter Valley.
Clinton MaynardHOST
26:27
131873.
Brady BogenHOST
8:47
Holy smokes, we're going into China, man.
Brady BogenHOST
8:50
Can we make a pit stop at the Komatsu? The new guy's low on Russians.
Brady BogenHOST
8:54
And the Chinese military speaks English.
Brady BogenHOST
8:57
Who's that, a K-pop star? The new
John FelicianoGUEST
0:48
So I originally entered, I guess the rental type industry, industrial industry via material handling equipment.
John FelicianoGUEST
0:56
And I used to sell Komatsu forklifts.
John FelicianoGUEST
0:59
Now the thing with forklifts is you don't just buy them every year, you know, you buy them like once and then you see them like 30 years later and the people still trade them in, think they're worth what they, they were 30 years ago and they're scrap metal.
John FelicianoGUEST
1:12
And what introduced me to rental is within my territory was a big buying company of forklifts, which ended up being Durante Rentals.

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