Celebrating its 65th anniversary in October, crane manufacturer Sennebogen unveiled five new cranes at its head office in Straubing, southern Germany. Closer to home, managing director, head of sales Asia Pacific, Marco Burgmer told Cranes and Lifting the company’s commitment to the region remains strong. Sennebogen commenced operations in 1952, when a young Erich Sennebogen, …
Philippine President Duterte’s phrase ‘Build Build Build’ can be aptly used to describe the vast growth potential and opportunities of the Asian construction sector over the next 10 years.Read More
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ProjectWise and Power InRoads propel development and interconnection among Sumatera island’s seven provinces. Tollways Connect Rural Sumatera The Trans Sumatera Toll Road is a 2770kmRead More
The Liantang/Heung Yuen Wai Boundary Control Point (BCP) is a series of infrastructure projects that will see the construction of the latest land crossing between Shenzhen in China, and Hong Kong. ThisRead More
Tadano’s first direct in Thailand was in 2012, when it set up its manufacturing subsidiary. This year, to respond to the needs of the Thai market, the Japanese crane manufacturer has set up a jointRead More
The Japanese and Koreans took their shot at crane manufacturing in the 60s and 80s respectively and have had success that continues today. But now, one company is convinced the Chinese will soon becomeRead More
Despite major fluctuations in the global economy in 2016, Vietnam, the breathtakingly beautiful Southeast Asian nation on the South China Sea, is experiencing a 6% per year growth of its economy. TowerRead More
New Zealand’s Tidd Ross Todd Ltd (TRT) commenced as Jack Tidd Ross Todd Ltd in 1967. The company was born out of the merger of three businesses: Jack Tidd & Co, Ross Todd Motors and SouthsideRead More
Some of the key challenges that Singapore faces include an ageing workforce and low birth rate, making growth of the city-state’s workforce almost non-existent. But the Southeast Asian nation hasRead More