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TerraSource Holdings
TerraSource Global was formed in 2012 when three heritage brands — Gundlach Crushers (1948), Jeffrey Rader (1877 roots), and Pennsylvania Crusher (1905) —...
TerraSource Holdings
TerraSource Global was formed in 2012 when three heritage brands — Gundlach Crushers (1948), Jeffrey Rader (1877 roots), and Pennsylvania Crusher (1905) — were combined into a single entity. Elgin Separation Solutions (founded 1864) joined in 2023. The company designs and manufactures crushers, feeders, separators, screens, and dewatering systems used in mining, biomass, power generation, cement, recycling, and wood processing. The firm's product portfolio covers primary and secondary crushing, pneumatic conveying, liquid/solid separation, and fluid recycling equipment. The company's Demonstration and Testing Center in Duncan, South Carolina hosts full-sized machinery for customer evaluations. TerraSource reports over 20,000 installations worldwide, with customers in mining (coal, aggregate, potash), energy (coal-fired and renewable power), pulp & paper, agriculture, and petrochemical sectors. Equipment is sold in more than 65 countries across North America, Latin America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia Pacific. In 2025, Astec Industries (NYSE: ASTE) completed its acquisition of TerraSource Global (per company press release, July 1, 2025). The company employs a team of engineers, field service consultants, and regional representatives offering OEM spare parts, rebuild/retrofit services, and project management. Manufacturing and service facilities are located in the USA, Canada, Sweden, and China. TerraSource's structural distinctiveness lies in its combination of four long-established industrial brands under common ownership and management, serving highly fragmented process industries where equipment reliability and aftermarket support are critical. The July 2025 acquisition by Astec adds publicly-traded backing and cross-selling opportunities within the broader infrastructure equipment ecosystem.
General information
Firm type
other
Year founded
2012
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
St. Louis
Corporate office
200 North Broadway, Suite 1735, St. Louis, Missouri 63102, United States
Additional offices
Belleville, Illinois, United States · Duncan, South Carolina, United States · Canada · Sweden · China · India
Principals
Kevin Hambrice
Chief Executive Officer
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who is Kevin Hambrice and what is his role at TerraSource?
Kevin Hambrice serves as Chief Executive Officer of TerraSource Global, per the company's website. His appointment date and prior background are not publicly detailed on TerraSource's website.
What brands are owned by TerraSource Global?
TerraSource Global owns four flagship brands: Gundlach Crushers (established 1948), Jeffrey Rader (roots in 1877), Pennsylvania Crusher (incorporated 1905), and Elgin Separation Solutions (founded 1864), per the company's website. Each brand specializes in size reduction, material handling, or liquid/solid separation equipment.
Does TerraSource manufacture its own equipment or outsource it?
TerraSource manufactures from facilities in the USA, Canada, Sweden, and China, per the company's website. It also operates a Demonstration and Testing Center in Duncan, South Carolina, USA, for customer evaluations and product development.
What is TerraSource's relationship with Astec Industries?
Astec Industries (NYSE: ASTE) acquired TerraSource Global in a deal announced July 1, 2025, per a press release on TerraSource's website. Since then, TerraSource operates as part of the Astec family of brands. The acquisition has not resulted in leadership changes disclosed publicly as of May 2026.
What industries does TerraSource serve?
TerraSource serves mining (aggregate, coal, potash), power generation (coal and renewable), pulp & paper, biomass, recycling, agriculture/food, cement, chemical, petrochemical, sawmills, steel, and wood products, per the company's website. Its equipment is used for crushing, screening, feeding, and liquid/solid separation.
Does TerraSource provide aftermarket parts and service?
Yes, the company provides OEM spare parts, field service, repairs, rebuilds, and retrofits supported by a global network of engineers and service consultants, per its website. It also offers customized solutions and project management for new installations.
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