News | 2023/07/19
During the JDL Expo exhibition in Beaune, France, the Mediaco Group and Liebherr reached an agreement to order ten mobile construction cranes. This order consists of three MK 140-5.1, six MK 88-4.1 and one MK 73-3.1. The machines will be delivered from the end of 2023 and in the course of 2024. With this order, Mediaco totals a fleet of 60 MK cranes, the largest fleet of MK mobile construction cranes in the world.
The machine’s innovative taxi crane concept make it exceptionally mobile and means they can be operated without any great logistical effort. Only one person is needed for travel, assembly and operation. Multiple jobs on the same day are no problem at all for mobile construction cranes from Liebherr. The cranes offer long reaches, have a compact footprint, and can be positioned close to buildings.
About Mediaco
The Mediaco group was created in 1942 in Marseille. Initially specialized in transit and port handling, in 1973 the company started lifting activities in France. Today Mediaco achieves a turnover of 404 Million Euro, has a fleet of 850 cranes, 85 agencies (including two in Germany), 2,200 employees positioning the group as one of the leading lifting companies in Europe.
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