REGIONAL FOCUS Ӏ MIDDLE EAST
Cars & Trucks (MCT), which is
also a distributor for Terex Tower Cranes, has ordered 15 new Terex tower cranes. This follows an order for 11 placed at the end of 2022. Terex says the fleet will support MCT in serving the growing demand in the Israeli market for tower cranes. The latest order consists of
a variety of flat top and luffing jib tower cranes, including the new CTT 292-12, a flat-top 12 t capacity crane with a jib length of up to 70 metres and a tip load of up to 3.06 tonnes. Lee Maynard, global sales
director – Terex Tower Cranes, said, “We are delighted with this significant order and furthermore, MCT’s commitment to our partnership. Having been in Israel in December, it’s clear the opportunities there are vast for both Terex and MCT during this year, and the years ahead. I believe our timing is perfect to enter this market, with a first-class partner in MCT.” Terex is also enjoying expansion in Oman where its Australia- made Franna brand of pick and carry cranes and its rough terrain cranes, which are manufactured in Crespellano, Italy, are now available through construction equipment distributor International Integrated Equipment (IIE).
Sarens’ LR1750 crawler on the Four Seasons hotel site in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
International Integrated Equipment (IIE) now distributes Terex RTs and Franna cranes in Oman
To mark the partnership the companies conducted a ceremony at IIE’s office in Muscat. At the ceremony Ajit S. Nair, head of sales, Middle East & Asia, Terex rough terrain cranes and Franna pick and carry Cranes, said, “The Middle East is an important region for Terex in terms of current and future potential. We have been a leading crane brand in the Middle
East region for many years and to enhance our capabilities even further and to serve customers better we have a clear strategy of going with the distribution model. “It is imperative to have the
right partner; we invest in them, they invest in us and we grow together. IIE, a Suhail Bahwan Group company, is a highly reputed organisation, has the market know- how and is focussed on customer service. We are delighted to have IIE as our partner in Sultanate of Oman.” Overall, it seems that the lifting landscape in the Middle East is thriving, driven by increased investment, technological advancements, and the ability of rental firms and heavy lift specialists to tackle complex challenges with innovative solutions. The region's commitment to delivering impressive lifting projects sets the stage for continued growth and development.
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