Liebherr, founded in 1949 and headquartered in Switzerland, is a globally renowned manufacturer of construction machinery and a diverse range of technologically advanced products. The company's extensive portfolio includes earthmoving equipment, mining trucks, mobile and crawler cranes, tower cranes, concrete technology, and maritime cranes. Beyond construction machinery, Liebherr produces aerospace and transportation systems, gear technology, and automation systems, showcasing its versatility in engineering excellence. With a presence in over 50 countries and a workforce exceeding 50,000 employees, Liebherr combines innovation and quality to deliver cutting-edge solutions across various industries, including construction, mining, aerospace, and maritime, reinforcing its reputation as a leader in engineering and manufacturing.
Liebherr introduces a high-mobility platform and mobile energy storage solution designed to support critical asset retrieval across modern military logistics ecosystems.
Three flat-top Liebherr tower cranes managed structural lifting across Lyon’s constrained Ki site, combining reach, capacity and precise positioning throughout construction.
Kuiphuis Kraanverhuur utilized a Liebherr six-axle 450-tonne lifting system to navigate confined site access and accurately position a heavy structural foundation.
Liebherr delivers a 2,500-tonne lifting solution to handle oversized components for offshore wind farms and industrial plant construction in South Korea.
Liebherr will present eight machines and systems for material handling, earthmoving, mining and site electrification at steinexpo 2026 in Nieder-Ofleiden, Germany.
SCHOLPP Kran & Transport used a mobile construction crane to replace rooftop communications equipment while limiting cost, noise and disruption in central Mannheim.
Liebherr France SAS has commissioned an advanced validation test rig at its Colmar facility. The system accelerates structural stress testing and serves as a deployment platform for autonomous machine software.
The replacement of two long-serving cranes marks a targeted upgrade that preserves established vessel geometry while unlocking measurable gains in efficiency, durability and handling precision.