News | 04/12/2016
On the special Liebherr-website for the 2016 Bauma www.liebherr-bauma.com the Liebherr Group provides a daily account from ongoing exhibition events. In addition to the news section, a video magazine provides highlights under the entry "show experience". A new edition of the video magazine is issued every day of the fair day at about 8 pm (CET).
After all, stories from and around the Liebherr Bauma booth are abundant: For example, on those who helped to build the 14,000 square meter booth. Or about those Liebherr's employees, who work with dedication for a successful presentation. And of course, the more than 100 construction equipment, mining equipment and component innovations that Liebherr presets at the 2016 Bauma. A wide range of other issues also contributes to make the Liebherr presentation at the Bauma a special show experience.
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