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Double digit decrease in sales at Tadano in first three quarters to end of 2020
Hydraulic crane maker Hiab bolstered the financial performance of its parent Cargotec in 2020
Leedale takes delivery of Mercedes Arocs trucks with Palfinger Epsilon cranes and Kinshofer clamshell buckets
Loader crane manufacturer Amco Veba adds 12 new models
Other than Covid-19 there have also been some useful technological developments and innovation, plus interesting applications. Alex Dahm reports
F.lli Ferrari expands New Age Line of hydraulic articulating cranes with 19 to 21 tonne-metre models
Expansion and revision of the Hyva FFB range of articulating cranes for the agricultural sector sees a total of five models, up to 4.74 tonne-metres
Groupe Mediaco, France’s largest crane rental company, adds SE Levage to its portfolio of acquisitions
Finland’s crane makers Cargotec and Konecranes have agreed to merge their businesses
Crane manufacturer Hyva appoints Ballinlough and S.M. Components as dealers for the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, respectively
If any crane can be described as ubiquitous then it is the articulating or knuckle boom hydraulic truck mounted loader crane. Many are helping to keep things moving while the world is in lockdown. ALEX DAHM rounds up news from the sector
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First half year sales and EBITDA down by double digits due to Covid-19 and global recession
Terex Services and Fascan International have reached an agreement for Terex to become a full-service dealer of Fassi products
Positive result forecast for crane and access equipment manufacturer Palfinger despite coronavirus Covid-19
Military and utility orders from Asia boost 2020 sales for US-owned hydraulic truck mounted crane maker PM in Italy
Loader crane from Hyva on Daf truck delivered to Portuguese Air Force
First quarter sales flat but orders decline at global crane and materials equipment manufacturing group Cargotec
This sector continues to evolve as the benefits of an articulating crane mounted on crawler tracks become more widely known. Christian Shelton reports
Sales decline at hydraulic crane and aerial work platform maker in the first quarter of 2020.
”If our customers remain willing to work, so do we,” says crane and access equipment manufacturer