Prior to being allocated to Atlas Copco shareholders and launched on the public market on June 18, 2018, Epiroc was a part of the 1873-founded Atlas Copco Group. The portfolio of products offered includes: Dimension stone equipment, Exploration drill rigs, Face drill rigs (Jumbos), Energy drilling rigs, Production drill rigs, Rotary blasthole drill rigs, Surface drill rigs, Well drilling rigs, Electric loaders, Diesel loaders, Continuous loaders, Diesel trucks, Electric trucks, Mechanical rock excavation products, Hydraulic breakers, Pulverizer, Concrete cutters, Concrete busters, Steel cutters, Grapples, Excavator magnets, Compactors, Bucket crushers, Bucket screener, Drum cutters, Auger drive units, Raiseboring machines, Raiseboring tools, Tophammer drilling tools, Down-the-hole drilling tools (DTH tools), Rotary drilling tools, Horizontal drilling tools, Handheld drilling tools, Ground support, Grinding equipment, Exploration drilling tools, Rock bolting rigs, Cable bolting rigs, Grouting equipment, Ground support and, ventilation systems. Epiroc introduced the new DM30 XC blasthole drill. The new DM30 XC offers 33 percent more power and various advantages to consumers while being built on the same tried-and-true foundation as the Epiroc DM30 II. Epiroc introduced the new V Cutter. Simplicity prevails, which offers A brand-new way of trenching and quarrying. Third autonomous loader from Epiroc is added to LKAB's fleet in the Kiruna mine. Strong outcomes and exceptional assistance have led LKAB to purchase a second Scooptram ST18 from Epiroc. As a result of the order, LKAB will have three Epiroc loaders operating at the Kiruna mine, where they run independently around 90% of the time. Epiroc bagged a large order for battery electric mining equipment from Assmang Proprietary Limited to be used at a manganese ore mine in South Africa.