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We design, sink and rehabilitate shafts.

Any mineral. Any geology. Anywhere.

We are REDPATH DEILMANN. Get in contact with us.

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Freeze shafts Uralkali Mine UST-Jaiwa

Over 130 years of experience speaks for itself


REDPATH DEILMANN (formerly Deilmann-Haniel) is a highly experienced, successful, and innovative shaft sinking contractor, active in many countries. Our core business is shaft sinking and all services around shafts. Our clients are mining companies and tunnelling contractors. As a member of the Canadian Redpath Group which is operating on all five continents, one of the world leaders in mining construction, we design and construct mines, sink shafts and carry out service-, repair- and assembly works around the shaft in Germany and Europe.

Every shaft sinking project is a challenge, as no two projects are alike. Our clients demand new ideas and custom-made solutions – and that's exactly what we deliver.

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Innovation is our tradition


For more than 130 years, REDPATH DEILMANN is the pioneer for technical progress. Innovations which were developed by REDPATH DEILMANN:

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Big Sink, till the final depth

A confirmation of the good co-operation and performance to date has led to the signing of the contract for the completion of the two 1,500 m deep mine shafts at Anglo American's Woodsmith project.

Redpath Deilmann has been on site since May 2020 and the shafts are already at -730 and -470 metres, horizontal drifts at the MTS have started at a depth of -360 metres.

Due to the geological and hydrological conditions, the Woodsmith project is certainly one of the most challenging mining projects in Europe and has a number of challenges for the future.

We are sure that we will master this with our experience and our teams.


The REDPATH DEILMANN YouTube channel is online!

Today, we have the premiere of our project film "Freeze shafts Uralkali mine Ust-Jaiwa, Russia". We look forward to your visit on our YouTube channel!

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