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.
At Conexpo 2026 in Las Vegas (March 3 to March 7, 2026), Liebherr presents machines and digital solutions designed to improve productivity, safety, and lifecycle efficiency on construction jobsites.
Five Liebherr tower cranes have been deployed on the LOVT Vision construction site in Munich to address confined inner-city conditions, optimise lifting operations and ensure precise, safe progress on the mixed-use development.
Seaboard Marine boosts U.S. terminal efficiency by adding three electric Liebherr LHM 550 mobile harbor cranes to its Miami and Houston trade hubs for sustainable growth.
Liebherr, MAN Truck & Bus and Daimler Truck cooperate within the Hydrogen Engine Alliance to test hydrogen-powered heavy machinery under real construction site conditions.
Liebherr expands its material handling range with the T48-8s telescopic handler, combining increased lift height and reach with proven performance for industrial and recycling applications.
New energy management, 2D/3D-ready machine control, automated digging support and integrated weighing expand applications in earthmoving and construction logistics.
Four Liebherr 280 HC-L luffing jib cranes support the construction of the Triangle building in Paris, addressing space constraints, complex geometry and demanding lifting requirements.