Fayat Group to pay US$11m for sale of machines with non-compliant engines in US

Neil Gerrard Senior Editor, Construction Briefing

17 January 2025

France-based construction equipment manufacturer Fayat Group is to pay out US$11 million after allegedly violating the Clean Air Act’s mobile source emission standards regulations in the US.

The Justice Department and Environmental Protection Agency announced that they have reached a settlement agreement with Fayat and nine of its subsidiaries: Bomag GmbH; Bomag Americas Inc; Bomag (China) Construction Machinery Co Ltd; Marini SpA; Ravo BV; Charlatte of America Inc; PTC SAS; Secmair SAS; and Mathieu SA.

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