The largest infrastructure project in Europe has called on Potain cranes to deliver essential lifting support to build the longest railway bridge in the UK. The cranes are all being supplied by UK construction and civil engineering company Sir Robert McAlpine, which is one of three infrastructure companies in the Align joint-venture building 21.6 km of the groundbreaking HS2 rail line.

Swiss Implenia rents four Manitowoc Potain tower cranes from Stirnimann for the Central Malley project in Lausanne, an eco-district aiming to promote energy autonomy and meet environmental challenges.

Yil-Mer uses the first Grove GRT8120 in Turkey, the largest rough-terrain crane in the country, in its limestone mine. The crane was sold through Karun Makina, ensuring efficient operations.

Developer and contractor Azimut Construction received the new crane for its Premium Residence building, which is currently under construction.

The two topless Potain cranes are helping to transform the largest district in the Georgian capital of Tbilisi with the creation of a new multifunctional hotel hub, Central Park Towers.

The first Potain MCT 565 A crane, which was launched in June 2022, has been delivered to a project in Singapore.

Grove handed over a GMK5150XL all-terrain crane to Kranverleih Wilhelm, a family business with a strong reputation for providing taxi cranes to general construction and industrial plants.

Galfar Al Misnad, a leading construction company in Qatar, has ordered a pair of Grove GMK4100L-2 all-terrain cranes through local Manitowoc dealer Mannai Trading. Galfar Al Misnad has been using Grove cranes for over 18 years, with its fleet already featuring an array of all-terrain and rough-terrain cranes.

Manitowoc has launched the MCT 1105, a new model of its Potain cranes, which follows the MCT 1005 M50, which became the Chinese facility's largest-ever topless crane.

Wildson de Jesus was responsible for finding the right equipment to safely and efficiently lift heavy metal parts at a lime plant in Vitoria, Brazil.