Breath-taking deployments, promising research projects and people achieving great things – look behind the scenes in the Liebherr Group magazine.
Six large-scale research ring deep inside the Amazon rainforest, equipped with sensors and monitoring systems, enable scientists to observe how trees, soil and atmospheric processes respond over time. Liebherr tower cranes are used to transport scientists and sensitive equipment into the forest canopy. An insight into the work of four people who are working to understand and protect the future of the rainforest.
Presenter Sebastian Höffner looks back on a year shaped by both challenges and progress, joined by a range of guests. Economically, 2025 was a demanding year, yet it was also marked by key initiatives for Liebherr’s future.
German engineering meets astronomy: with pioneers in the development of high-precision radio telescopes, Liebherr-Components Biberach GmbH offers a groundbreaking new view into the infinity of space. This combines comprehensive mechanical engineering expertise and the highest manufacturing precision with family tradition and the latest research into the origins of the world and life.
Victoria Santacruz dared to take the plunge, moving from Ecuador to Germany to complete her vocational training. Thanks to the PAM programme from GIZ, she found not only an apprenticeship as an industrial mechanic at Liebherr-Aerospace GmbH in Lindenberg, but also a new home. Hers is an inspiring story of courage, cultural exchange and career prospects.
The Liebherr LR 1300.1 SX crawler crane turns 18 this year. Much like a person's 18th birthday marks the transition to adulthood, this milestone represents the coming of age for one of Liebherr's most successful products.
How does a team deliver major infrastructure projects under conditions that have previously stopped others in their tracks? To answer that question, let’s look at six extraordinary construction stories from the Liebherr world.
A single click, a quick glance at the screen – and somewhere on a construction site in Europe a wheel loader weighing several tonnes starts moving. All controlled by a software developed in Ulm. Here, inside the Liebherr-Digital Development Center (LDC), beats the digital heart of the Group. The moment you step inside the LDC, you sense that this is where the future is made.
Operating in over 50 countries, the Liebherr Group brings together numerous cultures and traditions. This journey crossing calendars and cultures reveals the regional and religious New Year traditions observed by seven employees from China, Spain, South Africa, Thailand, Chile and Australia.
In April 2025, Liebherr’s presence at Bauma in Munich (Germany) was defined by the motto “Hands on the future”. More than half a year later, it is clear that the exhibition’s theme continues to resonate. We spoke to four individuals who experienced Bauma from different perspectives.
Victoria Santacruz dared to take the plunge, moving from Ecuador to Germany to complete her vocational training. Thanks to the PAM programme from GIZ, she found not only an apprenticeship as an industrial mechanic at Liebherr-Aerospace GmbH in Lindenberg, but also a new home. Hers is an inspiring story of courage, cultural exchange and career prospects.
Liebherr International: Crete
Kings of the island
Two brothers, a small starting capital and a big dream: 35 years ago, the success story of the heavy lifting company Marnelakis began when Manolis Marnelakis brought a Liebherr LT 1030 crane to the island of Crete. Today, the second generation works in the family business and a new mobile crane has moved in. A story about courage, diligence, family and real service.
German engineering meets astronomy: with pioneers in the development of high-precision radio telescopes, Liebherr-Components Biberach GmbH offers a groundbreaking new view into the infinity of space. This combines comprehensive mechanical engineering expertise and the highest manufacturing precision with family tradition and the latest research into the origins of the world and life.
The Liebherr LR 1300.1 SX crawler crane turns 18 this year. Much like a person's 18th birthday marks the transition to adulthood, this milestone represents the coming of age for one of Liebherr's most successful products.
The German air rescue service DRF operates around 50 helicopters from 31 helicopter stations across the country. The two types used – H145 and H135 – come from Airbus Helicopters, which means they make use of Liebherr technology.
Read the latest stories of gear technology and automation.
The magazine for customers and friends of mobile and crawler cranes.
Dive into the world of Liebherr Mining with its exciting stories.
Experience Liebherr in the fields of aerospace and transportation systems.
Discover the fascinating world of components.
