
News | 2025/04/02
Annual Report 2024
The Liebherr Group ended 2024 with a revenue of €14,622 million.
News | 2025/04/02
The Liebherr Group ended 2024 with a revenue of €14,622 million.
The Liebherr Group achieved sales increases in seven of its 13 product segments, surpassing the previous revenue record set in 2023 by €580 million. Furthermore, the number of employees grew once again. At the end of the year, Liebherr had a total of 54,728 employees worldwide.
Liebherr is pursuing an objective to be a major player in the advancement of technological innovation. In total, Liebherr invested € 666 million in research and development. The bulk of this went into the development of new products. Liebherr continued to develop existing technologies in the 2024 business year and added numerous new machines, components and solutions to its product programme. As in the previous year, the fields of alternative drive technology, digitalisation and autonomy were once again the main focus of research and development.
The annual report released on April 2, 2025 features, alongside key figures detailing the Group's progress, an interview in which family shareholders Jan Liebherr, President of the Administrative Board of Liebherr-International AG, and Philipp Liebherr, Member of the Administrative Board of Liebherr-International AG, are drawing their conclusions for 2024.
In a video review, our moderator Sebastian Höfner shows the highlights and challenges of the past year. He talks to various interviewees about the importance of diversification within the Group, the historic contract for 475 mining machines as well as inspiring careers. He provides a comprehensive insight into 2024 at the Liebherr Group from various perspectives.


2026/10/08
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.

2026/10/08
Press releases
THW builds Danube bridge using four Liebherr LTC 1050-3.1 cranes
In Tuttlingen, southern Germany, four small Liebherr cranes have achieved great things: as a temporary replacement for a Danube bridge due for demolition, the LTC 1050-3.1 compact cranes erected a 70-metre-long river crossing as part of a civil defence exercise.

2026/10/07
Press releases
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