Manufacturers just outside the top 20
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24 April 2008
| Rank 2006 | Rank 2005 | Company | 2005 Turnover (US$ million) | 2005 Turnover (local currency) | 2004 Turnover (local currency) | % change over year | Equipment Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 21 | (NEW) | Geda | US$29.6 | €25.0 | N/A | – | Hoists |
| 22 | (NEW) | Worldlift Industries* | US$21.3 | €18 | N/A | – | Trucks/trailers/crawlers |
| 23 | (NEW) | Goian | US$20.8 | €17.6 | €9.1 | +93.4% | Mast climbers/hoists |
| 24 | (20) | CTE/Bizzocchi** | US$20.4 | €17.2 | €16 | – | Truck mounts |
| 25 | (NEW) | MEC Aerial Work Platforms | US$20–30 (EST) | US$20–30 (EST) | N/A | – | Scissor lifts |
| Worldlift formed by merger of Denka Lift and E Fack Schmidt. | ** Figure excludes Genie distribution business in Italy which represents around 30% of CTE's turnover. |
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