Kalmar lines up Hollandia

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Hard on the heels of its Tampere product lines’ outsourcing agreement with TPgroup (see WorldCargo News January 2003, p36), Kalmar Industries is negotiating an outsourcing agreement for fabrication of steel structures of (ex-Nelcon) ship-toshore cranes and RMGs (including any ASCs) with Lubbers’ Constructiewerkplaats en Machinefabriek Hollandia BV, one of the leading steel construction companies in Western Europe.

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