News | 19.01.2016
Liebherr Maritime Cranes would like to announce elements of its strategic realignment to further increase performance, focus on new growth areas and improve operational efficiency across the entire maritime portfolio. Centralized know-how in combination with direct sea access provides valuable advantages for our customers.
With beginning of 2016, further design, sales and customer service resources for mobile harbour cranes, reachstackers, ship cranes as well as offshore cranes will operate out of our maritime production site in Rostock, Germany.
The new structure will speed decision making and increase productivity, while providing a simplified customer experience. Ensuring we have the right organizational structure in place is a further step towards increased customer-orientation. Liebherr Maritime Cranes will become more streamlined, performance-driven and capable of rapidly responding to shifting industry trends.
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