Listicles | 06/05/2026

2025 at a glance – five key insights from the Liebherr Group

€14,772 million total revenue or 1 % more than in 2024.

€14,772 million revenue

55,963 employees were working for Liebherr by the end of 2025.

55,963 employees

€1,059 million invested in the future.

€1,059 million in investments

The first autonomous wheel loader worldwide, powered by ‘Liebherr Autonomous Operations’.

The first at Bauma

34 premieres at Bauma 2025.

34 premieres

Contacts

Anja Schenk
Anja Schenk
Liebherr-International AG General-Guisanstrasse 6 5415 Nussbaumen Switzerland
+41 79 530 43 71

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