NACCO Industries, Incorporated is a diversified holding company headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio. Through its subsidiaries, NACCO focuses on the development, production and marketing of coal and mineral resources as well as the design and manufacture of heavy-duty materials handling equipment. Incorporated in Delaware and publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker NC, NACCO has built a multi-faceted portfolio that serves industrial, energy and agricultural markets across multiple continents.
In its coal mining segment, NACCO operates North American Coal Corporation, one of the largest surface coal mining contractors in the United States. The division provides contract mining services as well as merchant coal production, delivering lignite and metallurgical coal used for power generation and steelmaking. Operations are concentrated in western states such as North Dakota, Texas and Wyoming, with additional exposure to select international coal projects through strategic partnerships.
The company’s mining and construction technologies business, NACCO Materials Handling Group, designs, engineers and fabricates a wide range of bulk handling systems and components. Its offerings include stackers, reclaimers, feeders, shiploaders and custom conveyor solutions for ports, power generation facilities and processing plants. With manufacturing facilities and field support teams in North America, Europe, Latin America and Asia, the group provides end-to-end project management and aftermarket service for heavy industrial clients around the globe.
Founded in 1913 as North American Coal Corporation and reorganized in its current structure in the mid-1980s, NACCO has grown through both organic investments and strategic acquisitions. Under the leadership of President and Chief Executive Officer Kevin C. Campbell, the company emphasizes operational efficiency, environmental stewardship and disciplined capital allocation. NACCO’s board and executive team maintain a focus on long-term value creation while adapting to evolving energy and infrastructure demands worldwide.
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