Mobile cranes – watch this space

In-Depth by WCN Editorial

Mobile harbour crane numbers will be down this year, but the market is interesting all the same. It is too early, however, to speculate about what Terex Corp’s purchase of Fantuzzi Noell means for the future of Reggiane, or what Kirow Ardelt’s entry into the sector, with the Adler 500 (see WorldCargo News, June 2009, p1), could mean long term. For the time being, the company has said it is aiming at medium level bulk handling applications.

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