Sales up 18% at Tadano

Premium Content

25 April 2008

Tadano Ltd in Japan has reported a strong overall rise in sales for the first three quarters (1 April to 31 December) of its 2005 fiscal year. Total sales for the period were ¥ (Yen) 86 billion ($734 million), an 18% rise compared with the same period in 2004. Net income was up by 51%, due to higher sales, by ¥4 billion ($34 million).

In its domestic market, crane sales rose to ¥54 billion (US$461 million), up 7% compared with the previous year. Tadano attributed the rise to customer fleet renewal.

Overseas, sales rose 42% to ¥32 billion ($279 million) due mainly to a substantial increase in sales of cranes to Europe and North America.

The company, which said that figures for the fiscal year 1 April 2005 to 31 March 2006 will surpass those of the previous year, forecast sales of ¥116 billion ($991 million), operating income of ¥8 billion ($68 million) and net income of ¥5 billion ($42 million).

Crane strike reveals strain in UK construction
Government policy failures highlighted by UK tower crane operator strike, CPA chief says
ESTA pushes ahead with trailer operator training
European Trailer Operator Licence programme development includes ‘dual track’ trailer operator training
Donaldson to lift the lid on ArmorSeal in upcoming webinar
Expert panel will discuss new air filtration technology designed to improve durability, serviceability and performance – February 19.