The French company MP Levage relies once more on Liebherr: in the future, a new mobile construction crane MK 88-4.1 complements the machine fleet. At Bauma 2022, company owner Mathieu Perez took over the symbolic key.
MP Levage can also rely on the proven after-sales service of Liebherr-Werk Biberach GmbH in the future – one of many reasons why company owner Mathieu Perez chose the machine. The high quality of the Liebherr mobile construction crane was also a decisive factor. With this sale, Liebherr-Werk Biberach GmbH is underlining its already strong market position in France. Throughout the country, Liebherr's yellow cranes reach for the sky. In the future, this will also be the case in the area of Paris, where the new MK 88-4.1 will be in operation.
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