VISIONS Magazine (September 2026 Edition)

Dear VISIONS readers,

This issue explores three stories of long-term business development across the Sumitomo Corporation Group. We look at an early investment in a Chilean copper-gold project, five years of growth at a West Texas logistics operation, and a manufacturing milestone made possible by longstanding relationships with customers, manufacturers and dealers. Each story offers a different example of how lasting partnerships can create opportunities and drive continued growth.

Thank you for reading,

The VISIONS Editorial Team

 

Dos Amigos Opens a New Path for Copper Business

Sumitomo Corporation’s investment in Chile’s Dos Amigos copper-gold project began with a partnership built to identify and develop opportunities early. Working with G Mining Group, the company is helping advance a project with room for future resource growth while pursuing a broader approach to copper business development. Read the full story here.

 

Summit Industrial Park at Five: Fulfilling the Promise by Embracing Growth

Five years after opening in West Texas, Summit Industrial Park has grown into a larger logistics operation supporting SCOA businesses and their customers. Expanded rail and storage capacity have helped the facility fulfill its original promise: bringing scattered tubular logistics activities together while maintaining the service and accountability customers depend on. Read the full story here.

 

A Milestone Built on Partnership: Linder and Komatsu Mark the 60,000th U.S.-Built Excavator

The 60,000th excavator built at Komatsu’s Chattanooga Manufacturing Operation reached customer D.H. Griffin through SCOA Group Company Linder Industrial Machinery. The specially configured PC490LC-11 marks a manufacturing milestone and reflects the collaboration among Linder, Komatsu and its customers that continues throughout an equipment’s working life. Read the full story here.