News | 11/03/2022
News | 11/03/2022
Stagakis Ltd. will be the official rental and service partner for Liebherr tower cranes. The Greek company and Liebherr-Werk Biberach GmbH signed a contract agreement to this effect at Bauma in Munich. This will enable customers in Greece and Cyprus to benefit from high-quality rental equipment and receive reliable on-site service. Through the intensive cooperation, Stagakis Ltd. is perfectly prepared for the upcoming large-scale and infrastructure projects in Greece.
In addition, Stagakis Ltd. is expanding its rental portfolio to include a new 205 EC-B flat-top crane with a well thought-out transport and assembly concept. Cranes of the EC-B series can be brought to the site of operation with just a few transport units and impresses with its fast assembly.

10/15/2026
Press releases
Liebherr overcomes access restrictions to lift a Derrick crane onto a Paris high-rise roof
A Liebherr Derrick crane has been transported piece by piece onto the roof of the Opus 12 tower in Paris La Défense, using a goods lift and a helicopter. Because the heaviest and largest components could not reach the site and the roof could not bear the load of a standard crane, Liebherr Tower Crane Solutions, Liebherr France (LDF) and the client Legendre developed this rooftop lifting solution together.

10/13/2026
Listicles
7 projects that show how varied Tower Crane Solutions projects are around the globe
From the basilica in Barcelona to the airport in Santiago de Chile. The Liebherr Tower Crane Solutions (TCS) department has been involved in some of the world’s most demanding construction projects in recent years. Seven examples show how varied these projects can be around the globe. What all the projects have in common is that they call for individual crane concepts and close collaboration with customers.

10/08/2026
Press releases
Three Liebherr flat-top cranes support the transformation of Milan's Bovisa gasometers
Two early twentieth century gasometers in the Bovisa district of Milan are being redeveloped into a new innovation campus for Politecnico di Milano, based on a master plan by architect Renzo Piano. Since March 2025, three Liebherr flat-top cranes have covered the entire construction site, handling lifting and material handling work across the project.