BMH Works Oy (business ID 2163574-2, Rauma) is the machining and installation company that trades under the name of BMH Technology, the Finnish maker of TYRANNOSAURUS® waste shredders and solid-biomass handling systems. Its Portuguese branch, BMH Works Oy – Sucursal em Portugal (NIF 980859107, Avenida da Liberdade 249, Lisbon), is registered to install and commission material-handling plant. BMH has delivered alternative-fuel systems to Cimpor’s Souselas (2010) and Alhandra (2014) cement plants and in January 2024 won a contract for a biomass handling system at The Navigator Company’s Setúbal pulp mill.
The Finnish trade register lists BMH Works Oy under business ID 2163574-2 at Sinkokatu 15 in Rauma, classed under machining of metals. The company was entered in the register on 7 February 2008, traded as Rauma Works Oy from December 2010 and took the BMH Works name on 9 November 2023. BMH Technology says its own workshop sits in Rauma’s Kaivopuisto industrial area and makes screw conveyors, screw reclaimers and rotary feeders. The group traces its roots to Oy Sytytin, founded in 1929, and is owned by Hollming Oy, the state investor Suomen Teollisuussijoitus, pension insurer Ilmarinen and smaller owners. It runs sales offices in Sweden, Poland, Spain and China.
BMH equipment has been running in Portugal for more than a decade. At Cimpor’s Souselas cement plant it delivered a turnkey system in 2010, enlarged in 2016, that receives, stores and feeds up to 100,000 tonnes a year of solid recovered fuel (SRF) to the kiln. At Cimpor’s Alhandra plant a second system, started in 2014, handles 70,000 tonnes a year of recovered fuel for kilns 6 and 7. In January 2024 BMH signed a contract with Navigator Pulp Setúbal to design, build, install and commission a wood-fines handling system so that Lime Kiln 1 can burn biomass instead of natural gas. Delivery and installation were set for 2024, with handover in 2025. The Lisbon branch, BMH Works Oy – Sucursal em Portugal (NIF 980859107), was registered after that contract was signed, to install material-handling equipment and provide commissioning and technical consultancy. It filed its first balance sheet for 2025.
Portuguese cement and pulp producers are replacing coal, petcoke and natural gas with waste-derived fuel and biomass, and Finnish handling technology is part of that switch. A registered branch lets BMH Works carry out installation work on Portuguese sites directly rather than only through a sales agent. It also gives BMH a local base for service and spare-parts work on the plants it has already delivered.
January 2024: BMH Technology announced the Navigator Pulp Setúbal biomass contract, with the system to be taken over in 2025. July 2026: the Portuguese branch filed its 2025 accounts (eInforma).
Sources: PRH/YTJ open data (business ID, names, address, activity); BMH Technology (ownership, group), history, workshop and offices; BMH reference pages for Cimpor Souselas and Cimpor Alhandra; BMH press release on Navigator (10 January 2024); Racius, nif.pt and eInforma (NIF 980859107). Fetched 29 October 2026.
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