
Thyssen Mining
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Location
Headquarters: Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, North America
Region: Saskatchewan
Country: CA
Continent: North America
About
Thyssen Mining Construction Canada is a full-service underground mining contractor with global reach, focusing on shaft sinking, mine development, raise boring, ground freezing, cementation and other underground mining and civil works. The company emphasizes safety, quality, cost-effectiveness, and client collaboration to deliver sustainable mining projects across North America. With a long history in Canada and the United States, it combines engineering, project management, and a skilled workforce to partner with clients for complex underground developments.
Thyssen Mining is a full-service underground mining contractor providing shaft sinking, mine development, and raise boring services. It supports mining operations through specialized civil works and construction, serving clients primarily in North America. The company operates as part of the ThyssenKrupp group, focusing on complex underground developments.
Thyssen Mining Construction Of Canada Ltd
1960
for_profit
active
Industries
Primary Industry: Construction
Categories
Funding & Financials
Late Stage
1m-10m
ipo
Technology Stack
Products
Shaft Sinking: Excavation and construction of vertical shafts for underground mining access and infrastructure.
Mine Development: Construction and expansion of underground tunnels and drifts to access ore bodies and support mining operations.
Contract Mining: Provision of mining labor and equipment to perform underground mining production activities under contract.
Raise Boring: Drilling of vertical or inclined shafts (raises) between underground levels using a mechanical boring method.
Ground Freezing: Temporary freezing of ground to stabilize soil and control water inflow during underground excavation.
Grouting: Injection of cementitious or chemical materials into ground or rock to improve stability and reduce water ingress.