With more than 100 attendees Liebherr celebrated the inauguration of the new office in Lima City, Peru. The new office will play a significant role in the South American Market for mining and construction machinery. During the ceremony, guests had the opportunity to get a first-hand look at the new office and meet the Liebherr staff.
The new facility represents another milestone for the mining and mobile cranes divisions, and it will strengthen the development of new business opportunities in Peru. The tower cranes and the earthmoving divisions continue to be represented by local companies with the support of the respective regional management, while the maritime cranes division will be managed by staff in Santiago de Chile. The new Peru office now provides services to all customers of the mobile cranes and mining divisions.
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