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Canada-based mast climber manufacturer Fraco Products has acquired Torgar, in Spain
The newly-developed Geda BL 2000 person and materials hoist has been put to work at an apartment complex in Cyprus
SPG and Hydro Mobile will provide nine custom electrically-operated platforms for Muskrat Falls
The division of Canadian-owned AGF Access Group has been selected by Andritz Hydro as a subcontractor
Brogan Group is using its recently launched Colossus Hoist and Common Tower at the Madison Tower project in London
The new rack and pinion work platform was shown for the first time during World of Concrete.
Celebrating 100 years of independence in its home country of Finland, Scanclimber has launched a 10 tonne capacity mast climber, the Centum
The Swedish manufacturer’s third quarter revenues doubled compared to the same period last year
Geda has partnered with MN-Lifttek to represent its products in Finland. The company specialises in Manitou products and has a major sales network across the country
AGF Access has officially launched its Special Project Group at ConExpo, in which it will use its range of access-related products and services for long timeframe projects like bridges and power stations
Sweden-based Alimak Group has finalised the acquisition of global building maintenance unit (BMU) provider Facade Access Group.
Competition is at fever pitch among AWP manufacturers in China but the potential rewards are incalculable. AI reports from Bauma China.z
North America’s largest construction exhibition, ConExpo, is coming up fast. AI provides an overview of what to expect.
Alimak Group has acquired wind turbine access specialist Avanti Wind Systems. The company is valued at €91 million and will be acquired through a bridge loan
Two Geda Multilift P22 personnel and material lifts are being used at Copenhagen’s airport for renovation and expansion work.
Geda has shown its new SBL 2000 at the CTT show in Moscow, Russia - a personnel and material lift designed for markets outside Europe
A Geda 300 Z/ZP transport platform plays its part in the renovation of the St Michel Cathedral in Sospel, France
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