MukAway signs three-year partnership with Simson Aggregates

MukAway, the UK's leading material exchange platform, has signed a three-year partnership with Simson Aggregates, the Worcester-based nationwide aggregate, haulage, and wash plant specialist.
The agreement will see Simson Aggregates work alongside MukAway to bring its delivery partners and treatment plant network onto the platform, expanding MukAway's reach across the country and strengthening the supply chain for inert material reuse and recycling.
With more than 35 years of experience in aggregates, haulage, and wash plant operations, Simson Aggregates brings a nationwide network of hauliers and treatment facilities to the partnership. This infrastructure will help accelerate MukAway's mission to keep material moving and out of landfill.
As part of the collaboration, Simson Aggregates and MukAway will work together to onboard treatment plants across the UK onto the MukAway platform, giving contractors and developers access to a wider national network through which to source, exchange, and manage materials more efficiently.
Fraser Linaker, CEO of MukAway, said:
"Simson Aggregates has 35 years of experience doing exactly what we built this platform to support – moving material efficiently, sustainably, and at scale. A three-year commitment from a business with their reach tells you everything about where this industry is heading.
Bringing their treatment plant network onto MukAway doesn't just grow our platform; it increases national capacity for the whole sector to operate more sustainably. They are a major name in the Midlands and a company with genuine nationwide reach."
Sam Hefford, Director at Simson Aggregates, said:
"We've spent more than three decades building relationships with hauliers and treatment plants across the country. MukAway gives us a platform that makes those relationships work harder for us, our partners, and the wider industry's sustainability goals.
This is a long-term commitment because we believe in the direction the industry is heading and in the value that MukAway can bring to material reuse and resource management across the UK."



