Terox
Terox Group AS is a Norwegian engineering company that designs, converts, and supplies hybrid and fully electric construction equipment and charging infrastructure — primarily for tunnel and underground construction — serving enterprise contractors in Norway and international markets.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded-
- HeadquartersHauge, Norway
- Headcount11–50
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingHardware or Manufacturing
What Terox does
Terox Group AS is a privately held Norwegian engineering company that develops and manufactures hybrid and fully electric construction equipment for the tunnel and underground infrastructure industry. Its core offering, the Greenline platform, converts proven Caterpillar base machines (C315, C325, C326, C340, C352, M322) into hybrid or fully electric operation using proprietary cable management, motor, and control systems. The portfolio extends beyond excavators to include the X-Lift 1000 work platform, the X-DT15/20/30/35 hydraulic drill tower series (built on Epiroc drilling components), the X-TL2000 fully electric tunnel loader, and supporting infrastructure — the X-CS cable mast, X-CC450 cable container, and Quick Charger 350 kWh charging container.
The company monetises primarily through direct, quotation-based capital equipment sales to enterprise contractors, supported by a 24/7 service and spare-parts operation, machine resale, and increasingly through charging infrastructure and depot charging installations (e.g., the Nulandsvika facility for Connect Bus electric buses). Distribution is handled exclusively by a small, named in-house sales team (Runar Jansen, Morten Holm-Andersen, Inge Senum Liest\u00f8l) without dealer or reseller channels, targeting enterprise customers in Norway and select international markets.
Terox positions itself as a market-leading supplier in the Norwegian hybrid/electric construction-equipment segment, with its growth thesis tied to the country's fossil-free construction-site mandate for public procurement, CO2 taxation on equipment, and a complete-vendor approach spanning machines, power infrastructure, controls, and service. Operations are run from Flekkefjord (manufacturing) and Hauge i Dalane (registered headquarters), with the company taking ownership of its Flekkefjord facility in January 2026.
Terox firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Terox
- Legal name
- Terox Group AS
- Website
- https://terox.no
- Company type
- Private
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 11–50 employees
- Short description
- Terox Group AS is a Norwegian engineering company that designs, converts, and supplies hybrid and fully electric construction equipment and charging infrastructure — primarily for tunnel and underground construction — serving enterprise contractors in Norway and international markets.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Terox industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Electric & Hybrid Construction Equipment
- NAICS
- Construction Machinery Manufacturing (333120), Electrical Equipment Manufacturing (3353)
- SIC
- Electrical Industrial Apparatus (3620)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Truck & Commercial Vehicle Electrification Manufacturing (eAxles/Battery Packs/Fuel Cells) (IMACABAK)
- akta.pro secondary industry
- Wiring Harnesses & Pre-Fabricated Assemblies (IMADAMAN)
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Where Terox is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Hauge
- HQ country
- Norway
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices2 records
Markets served
Terox business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Hardware or Manufacturing
- Cost components
- Supply Chain, Technology or R&D, Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales
Revenue model
- Equipment Sales (Electric and Hybrid Construction Machines): Terox sells converted hybrid and fully electric construction machines (excavators, drill towers, work platforms, loaders) based on Caterpillar platforms, under the Greenline brand. Customers purchase machines outright as capital equipment.
- Charging and Power Infrastructure: Sale of supporting infrastructure products including charging containers (Quick Charger), cable containers (X-CC450), cable masts (X-CS), and power units. Delivered as standalone products or integrated with machine sales.
- Service, Maintenance and Repair: Full service offering including workshop repairs, 24h hose service, spare parts supply, and remote diagnostics. Service is available 24/7 and covers Terox's own products as well as all types of construction and tunnel equipment.
- Machine Resale and Preparation: Resale of machines and preparation of machines before delivery to end customers. Part of the service and commercial operations.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Other | Multi-year contract | Custom quotation-based pricing for all equipment and services |
Go-to-market motion2 records
Distribution channels3 records
Marketing channels4 records
Terox product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Terox designs, converts and supplies hybrid and fully electric construction machines — primarily excavators, drill towers, work platforms and a tunnel loader — built on Caterpillar base platforms via its proprietary Greenline conversion system. The company also delivers the supporting zero-emission infrastructure (cable containers, cable masts, charging containers and power units) plus 24/7 service, spare parts and machine preparation to enable electric operation on tunnel and construction sites.
Product overview
Terox is a market-leading supplier of hybrid and fully electric machines for the tunnel and construction industry. The product portfolio consists of three main categories: (1) Greenline hybrid excavators - conversions of Caterpillar machines (C315, C325, C326, C340, C352, M322) combining electric motor power with diesel flexibility; (2) X-Lift work platforms - available in fully electric Greenline version and hybrid version with 1000 kg capacity and 13-meter reach; (3) X-DT drill towers - a series of four hydraulic drill units (X-DT15, X-DT20, X-DT30, X-DT35) based on Epiroc platforms for excavator mounting. Supporting accessories include the FSB 10 remote-controlled rock reinforcement system, Cable Storage X-CS cable mast, X-CC450 cable container (converting 400V to 1000V), Quick Charger 350 kWh charging container, and the X-TL2000 fully electric tunnel loader. Terox also delivers complete charging infrastructure solutions including power units, charging poles, power banks, and BESS systems ranging from 22 kW to 5 MW. Services include overhaul, 3D scanning, engineering, machine resale, and preparation/maintenance.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- Greenline: Product line encompassing hybrid and fully electric construction machines, including excavators (C315, C325, C326, C340, C352), work platforms (X-Lift 1000), and related equipment for tunnel and construction applications.
- X-TL2000
- X-DT Series
Products and services
- Terox C315 Greenline Hybrid excavator conversion based on CAT315NGH platform, combining a 75 kW asynchronous induction motor with diesel for tunnel work. Features automatic cable drum with up to 90 metres of cable on a 400V connection. Sold to enterprise construction and tunnel contractors.
- Terox C325 Greenline Hybrid excavator based on CAT325NGH, equipped with a 163 kW synchronous permanent magnet motor and 1000V cable connection up to 90 metres. Features automatic cable tensioning and is prepared for battery pack conversion to full electric operation. Sold to enterprise construction and tunnel contractors.
- Terox C326 Greenline Hybrid excavator based on CAT326NGH, specially designed for rock reinforcement in tunnels with a hydraulic hammer. Features a 132 kW motor, water jetting system for cable drum protection, and a tiltable (30°) and liftable (2400mm) cabin. Sold to enterprise tunnel contractors.
- Terox C340 Greenline Hybrid excavator based on CAT340NGH with a 200 kW asynchronous induction motor and 1000V cable connection. Features slip rings for continuous power supply and optional cable mast with 22-metre reach. Sold to enterprise tunnel and construction contractors.
- Terox C352 Greenline Largest Greenline excavator based on CAT352NGH with a 315 kW IE4 asynchronous induction motor. Features 1000V connection via slip rings, and optional cable mast and container with integrated cable drum and transformer. Sold to enterprise tunnel and construction contractors.
- Terox M322 Greenline Hybrid excavator converted from diesel to hybrid operation, capable of running on 1000V via cable connection. Features a 110 kW IE4 asynchronous motor, Terox Lift & Tilt cabin, and Epiroc SB552T rock drill. Sold to enterprise construction and mining customers.
- X-Lift 1000 Greenline (fully electric work platform) Fully electric work platform for tunnel work with 1000 kg lifting capacity and 13-metre reach. Battery-powered vehicle with radio-controlled boom control, Fogmaker fire suppression, and CE approval for Scandinavian roads. Sold to enterprise tunnel contractors.
- X-Lift 1000 Hybrid Work Platform Mobile work platform mounted on a truck chassis with 1000 kg capacity and 13-metre working height. All boom operations controlled via remote control. Approved for Scandinavian roads. Sold to enterprise construction and infrastructure customers.
- Terox X-DT15 Drill Tower Smallest drill tower in the X-DT series, based on Epiroc T15 platform. Handles hole dimensions from 26mm to 51mm with Epiroc COP 1028 hydraulic drill motor and optional neck configurations (R28, SR28, R32, SR32). Mounted on excavators for tunnel and construction drilling.
- Terox X-DT20 Drill Tower Hydraulic drill tower for excavators with Epiroc SC14 drill motor for hole dimensions from 51mm to 64mm. Maximum drilling depth approximately 14.4m with wireless radio control or manual lever operation. First customer delivery June 2025. Sold to enterprise rock-work and tunnel contractors.
- Terox X-DT30 Drill Tower Hydraulic drill tower with Epiroc SC14 motor for hole dimensions from 51mm to 64mm and maximum depth of 14.4m. Features Terox pump control for reduced fuel consumption. Sold to enterprise tunnel and construction drilling customers.
- Terox X-DT35 Drill Tower Largest drill tower in the X-DT series, based on Epiroc T35 platform. Features Epiroc COP SC19 or COP SC25 hydraulic drill motors for hole dimensions from 64mm to 115mm with optional T38, T45 or T51 neck configurations. Sold to enterprise heavy drilling customers.
- Terox X-TL2000 Fully Electric Tunnel Loader 100% electric tunnel loader, positioned as the market's only fully electric loader in its size class. Up to 40% more energy efficient than commercial diesel loaders. Features a 15-metre conveyor, 600 kN tractive force, 45-90 minute runtime, FOPS-approved cabin with lift/tilt, and preparation for autonomous operation. Sold to enterprise tunnel contractors.
- Terox FSB 10 (Remote-Controlled Rock Slope Protection System) Remote-controlled system for rock slope protection and concrete spraying. Features HBC remote control, 11.8m reach, 2850 kg weight, and mounting options from S50 to S90 quick couplers. Used for washing, concrete spraying, and pumping on difficult terrain. Sold as a standalone product to enterprise construction contractors.
- Terox Cable Storage X-CS (Cable Mast) Cable mast ensuring continuous electric operation for excavators without limiting mobility. Features 22-metre tensioned cable, S90 quick coupler, and optional SMP105 adapter plate. Sold as a standalone infrastructure product to construction and tunnel customers.
- Cabelcontainer X-CC450 Power cable container that converts 400V input to 1000V/250A output for operating large electric excavators. Features 1000V/250A output via cable spool, multiple 400V outlets, and integrated hydraulic cable reel. Sold as standalone infrastructure to enterprise construction customers.
- Terox Quick Charger (350 kWh ISO Container Charger) High-capacity 350 kWh charger built in a modified 10' ISO container for fast charging of heavy equipment on construction sites. Features 500A continuous charging, water-cooled technology, and OCPP remote diagnostics. Sold as standalone charging infrastructure to enterprise construction and transport customers.
- Terox SEC 360 kW Power Unit 360 kW power unit for charging infrastructure, part of Terox's charging solution portfolio and specifically the unit deployed at the Nulandsvika depot charging facility for Connect Bus electric buses. Sold to enterprise transport operators and construction customers.
- Terox Charging Infrastructure Solutions Complete turnkey charging solutions including chargers from 22 kW to 400 kW, power units up to 800 kW, charging poles up to 1500A MCS, CCS2 up to 500A (800A boost), power banks from 220 kW to 2600 kW, and battery energy storage (BESS) solutions from 107 kW to 5 MW. Sold to enterprise transport and construction customers.
- Terox Service, Maintenance and Repair Full service offering including workshop repairs, 24h hose service, spare parts supply, and remote diagnostics. Available 24/7 and covers Terox's own products as well as all types of construction and tunnel equipment. Sold to enterprise customers across Norway.
Quantifiable outcome
- X-TL2000 electric loader achieves up to 40% higher energy efficiency than conventional diesel loaders
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Companies that use Terox
Customer profileNamed customers2 records
Segments3 records
Ideal customer profiles3 records
Terox technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed Yes
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Integration1 record
Feature9 records
Terox partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
Two partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.
- Connect BusminorConnect Bus operates electric buses that charge at Terox's Nulandsvika charging facility. Terox installed a SEC 360 kW Power Unit with 4 charging poles at the depot. This represents a customer-supplier charging infrastructure relationship, with Terox providing the charging infrastructure and Connect Bus providing the electric bus fleet.
- EpiroccoreEpiroc supplies key drilling technology components across Terox's entire drill tower product line. Terox uses Epiroc hydraulic drill machines (COP SC19, COP SC25, COP SC14, COP 1028), drill feeds (T35, T30, T20, T15), and associated systems in its X-DT15, X-DT20, X-DT30, and X-DT35 drill towers. This is a deep technology integration partnership where Epiroc's proven drilling systems form a core component of Terox's products.
Scale indicators4 records
Recent moves6 records
Expansion highlights5 records
Terox competitors and assessment
Company assessmentBroad incumbents
- Caterpillar: Global construction and mining equipment OEM and the source of Terox's base machines (CAT315/325/326/340/352). Comparable because Caterpillar itself is launching electric and hybrid construction machines, which directly overlap with Terox's converted Greenline products.
- Komatsu: Global construction and mining equipment OEM with electric and hybrid product initiatives (e.g., PC30E-5 electric mini excavator, hybrid hydraulic excavators). Comparable as a broad incumbent pursuing similar zero-emission construction equipment strategies.
- Volvo Construction Equipment: Swedish-Nordic OEM of construction equipment (excavators, loaders) with an expanding electric compact and mid-range machine portfolio. Comparable as a Nordic incumbent addressing the same fossil-free mandate with full OEM electric offerings that could compete against Terox's conversions.
- Liebherr: Family-owned OEM of construction machinery (excavators, loaders, drilling rigs) with battery-electric demonstrators and select production electric models. Comparable as a broad incumbent serving similar tunnel, infrastructure, and mining construction customers.
- JCB: UK-based construction equipment OEM with one of the industry's broadest electric compact machine ranges (19C-1E mini excavator, etc.). Comparable as an incumbent commercialising electric construction equipment that targets many of the same emissions-driven use cases as Terox.
Direct peers
- Epiroc: Swedish manufacturer of underground and surface mining and infrastructure equipment with a growing electric/hybrid portfolio (e.g., battery-electric loaders, drill rigs, and trucks). Most directly comparable peer to Terox given the shared focus on electrifying underground and tunnel equipment, and is also Terox's core drill-technology supplier.
- Normet: Finnish manufacturer of underground equipment (loaders, trucks, shotcrete sprayers) with a clear electric and battery-electric product roadmap for tunnelling and mining. Comparable to Terox because it sells purpose-built electric machines into the same tunnel/underground construction customer base.
- Sandvik Mining and Rock Solutions: Division of Sandvik providing underground drill rigs, loaders, and rock tools with battery-electric variants. Directly comparable to Terox in electrified underground and tunnel equipment, with overlapping customers in the Nordic region.
Emerging players
- MacLean Engineering: Canadian manufacturer of underground mining equipment with a dedicated battery-electric and electrification product line (BV-series). Comparable to Terox as a niche electrification specialist focused on underground and heavy equipment customers.
- Wacker Neuson: German manufacturer of compact construction equipment with a broad zero-emission product line (electric mini excavators, dumpers, wheel loaders). Comparable as a focused competitor in the electric construction-equipment niche, although smaller and more urban/light-duty than Terox's tunnel focus.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat4 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
Customer concentration
Terox social profiles
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Trust signalCompliance3 records
Terox financial estimates
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Terox leadership team
Management profileNumber of profiles
Profiles12 records
Terox funding detail
Funding detailFunding overview
Funding rounds
Investors
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Terox M&A and investment
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Investments
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Frequently asked questions about Terox
What does Terox do?
Terox designs, converts and supplies hybrid and fully electric construction machines — primarily excavators, drill towers, work platforms and a tunnel loader — built on Caterpillar base platforms via its proprietary Greenline conversion system. The company also delivers the supporting zero-emission infrastructure (cable containers, cable masts, charging containers and power units) plus 24/7 service, spare parts and machine preparation to enable electric operation on tunnel and construction sites.
Is Terox a public or private company?
Terox is a private company. It is classified as management employee owned and is currently operating.
When was Terox founded?
Terox was founded in -1. It employs 11 to 50 people.
Where is Terox based?
Terox is headquartered in Hauge, Norway, in the Europe region.
How does Terox make money?
Four revenue lines are on record. Equipment Sales (Electric and Hybrid Construction Machines) is the primary driver. The others are charging and Power Infrastructure, service, Maintenance and Repair and machine Resale and Preparation.
Who are Terox's main competitors?
Broad incumbents on record are Caterpillar, Komatsu, Volvo Construction Equipment, Liebherr and JCB. Direct peers are Epiroc, Normet and Sandvik Mining and Rock Solutions. Emerging players are MacLean Engineering and Wacker Neuson.
Does Terox have an API?
No public API is recorded for Terox.
What industry is Terox in?
Terox's product category is Electric & Hybrid Construction Equipment. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMACABAK, Truck & Commercial Vehicle Electrification Manufacturing (eAxles/Battery Packs/Fuel Cells), with a secondary code of IMADAMAN, Wiring Harnesses & Pre-Fabricated Assemblies. Its NAICS code is 333120 and its SIC code is 3620.