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REGION REPORT | ITALY


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increasing the female presence within the company. We are reorganizing our activities in England and France, which are key markets for us, while always strengthening resources dedicated to sales. At the same time, we are exploring regions such as the Middle East, North Africa, Australia, and the Far East.


“Donati Sollevamenti’s key clients include, on one hand, distributors who bring our products worldwide, and on the other hand, crane manufacturers who choose us not only for the high product standards but also for the technical support provided throughout the post-sales process.” The concept of “Clever Convenience”


represents Donati’s commitment to providing customers with a unique experience, constantly seeking innovative and practical solutions. This approach includes tools like the online configurator “Leonardo” and “Clever Customer Portal”, which simplify the purchasing process and enhance satisfaction. The philosophy encompasses the entire product lifecycle and aims to continuously improve every area of the company, from human resources management to post-sales services. Furthermore, Donati invests in


environmentally friendly technologies, such as water-based painting with solar- powered drying and has decided to take direct control of logistics to further improve efficiency and sustainability. Donati is heavily investing in e-commerce to allow customers to


KALMAR PARTNERS WITH CES


Kalmar Corporation and CES, an Italian manufacturer of super sized heavy-duty material handling equipment, has partnered to distribute and service CES reachstackers over 125 tons globally. As part of the agreement, Kalmar will also provide training and support to its customers on CES products. 


ton capacity as upper limit, but through this partnership Kalmar will be able to serve customers with demands for even larger sized equipment.  comprehensive range of heavy-duty material handling solutions. This partnership will enable us to better serve our customers


especially in heavy logistics, such as wind energy, heavy bulk handling and heavy container handling industries. “We’re excited to be entering this next phase to further support our customers,” said Peter Olsson, head, global sales, Counter Balanced equipment, Kalmar. 


our customers with the best possible solutions for their heavy-duty material handling needs,” said Giovanni Bolcato, CEO, CES, based in Domegliara, Italy. “Kalmar’s global reach and expertise will enable us to reach new customers and markets, and we are excited to work together to drive innovation in the heavy-duty material handling industry.”


purchase products quickly and easily. The digitization process also includes the availability of online documentation and video tutorials, reducing paper usage and improving customer training. These initiatives underscore Donati’s commitment to innovation, quality, and sustainability.


A CES 180t Reachstacker


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