Sennebogen in latest stage of major Bavaria site investment

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23 July 2020

German machinery manufacturer Sennebogen has laid the foundation stone at its site in Steinach, in Bavaria in the south of Germany – part of a €25 million (US$29 million) investment.

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Erich and Walter Sennebogen lay the foundation stone

The new location, which is scheduled to become operation in May 2021, will combine spare parts, customer service and logistics in two buildings on the 87,000 sq m (936,000 sq ft) site.

Shareholders Erich and Walter Sennebogen performed the foundation stone ceremony.

The first construction steps have already been taken, the general contractor is the company Max Bögl.

The construction project is planned and coordinated by the general planner Koch Group, and the company’s own Sennebogen cranes are also being used in the construction.

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