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Volvo Group combines to continue its electric journey.
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Zoomlion takes CMME through its bauma showcase.
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Tarik Cundi, Deputy Director, DAR of Equipment Co. talks to CMME about his career and building a new force in the pre-owned market.
34_NEW RELEASES
The latest releases from the world of construction machinery.
38_TOP TEN TIPS: COMPACT KIT
The essential machinery for on-site flexibility.
40_CASE CE AT BAUMA
CMME looks at CASE CE’s impressive range line-up in Germany.
44_THE LAST WORD
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WATCH THE WORKSHOP WIRING
Scanning the announcements of bauma this year, one thing was crystal clear: the electric revolution is no longer coming — it’s already here. From loaders to cranes, and even the mightiest dump trucks, electrification is charging through construction machinery at full speed.
But while the showcase was dazzling, a real-world challenge looms for Middle East workshops: how do you maintain and repair these new generations of electric equipment while keeping the day-to-day heartbeat of traditional machinery ticking?
Workshops across the region are already stretched — servicing fleets of dieselpowered machines that are, frankly, the backbone of ongoing projects. Now, they must gear up for a whole new skillset: high-voltage systems, battery diagnostics, software updates, and next-level electronics troubleshooting. It’s a technical leap, and one that can’t happen overnight.
The danger is obvious. Focus too much on electric machinery, and risk downtime on conventional kit that still makes up 90% of today’s active fleets. Ignore electrics, and workshops will soon find themselves out of step with both customer demand and future regulations.
The transition demands serious investment — not just in new tools and workshop layouts, but, crucially, in people. Training technicians to be bilingual in oldschool mechanical skills and EV technology is no small feat. It’s a cultural shift as much as a technical one.
Those who get it right will be the ones who see the big picture: that the workshop of the future is not an either/
or environment. It’s hybrid. It’s smart. And it’s ready for whatever rolls in through the doors — whether it hums quietly or roars like a lion.
bauma may have shown us the shiny future. But back home in the Middle East, the real story is just beginning.
On another note, it was good to see the show return after years of global uncertainty. And bauma 2025 roared back to life, reaffirming its status as the heartbeat of the construction industry. With approximately 600,000 visitors from over 200 countries and 3,601 exhibitors representing 57 nations, the event surpassed expectations and rekindled the sector’s collective enthusiasm.
The Munich exhibition centre buzzed again with energy as industry leaders, innovators, and professionals converged to explore the latest advancements in construction machinery, sustainability, and digitaliation. The palpable excitement underscored the importance of face-toface interactions in driving progress and fostering global trade. It was great to see that bauma still has a place for cutting-edge technology but also reignite an industry’s optimism and collaborative spirit.
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METSO ACQUIRES
SWISS TOWER
MILLS MINERALS
Metso has received the relevant regulatory approvals and completed the acquisition of its long-time partner Swiss Tower Mills Minerals AG (STM). STM’s expertise in vertical grinding mills strengthens Metso’s leading comminution solutions portfolio for the mining industry, said Metso in a statement to the media.
Al Marwan Heavy Machinery has successfully delivered 19 state-ofthe-art Sinoboom articulated boom lifts to a client in the UAE, marking a significant milestone in regional equipment supply and reinforcing its role as a key access solutions provider. This delivery represents the first phase of a larger order of more than 50 units and signals substantial growth for both Al Marwan and Sinoboom in the Middle East.
The arrival of the AB46RJ boom lifts, recognised as some of the largest and most advanced of their kind, enhances Al Marwan’s fleet and offers customers improved high-reach capability for demanding industrial and construction applications. The equipment is already available for deployment to clients across the UAE, with Al Marwan providing full support and aftersales service.
SENNEBOGEN has agreed a strategic partnership to locally manufacture crawler cranes through its national partner PWS and Bersy Engineering Consultancy Bec-Fze with backing from the National Industrial Development Center (NIDC), the industrial investment arm of the government of Saudi Arabia. As part of Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 and its ongoing efforts to localise strategic industries, Pipes & Wells Services Company (PWS), a subsidiary company of Abdel Hadi A. Al-Qahtani & Sons (AHQ), signed the industrial partnership with the leading German machinery manufacturer “to manufacture an attractive product line of crawler cranes within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia” this week. The deal was sealed with the support and presence of the National Industrial Development Center (NIDC), with “the goal of enhancing
technology transfer and advancing local manufacturing capabilities”.
The official agreement was signed by Abdulmalik Alqahtani on behalf of PWS, Erich Sennebogen on behalf of SENNEBOGEN, and Eng. Bakr Bersy Bersy on behalf of BEC. The signing ceremony was attended by Eng. Mohammed Atia Nosser, General Manager of the Equipment Division at PWS, along with the Executive Vice President of the NIDC and the Manager of the Machinery and Equipment Sector at the Center.
Saudi Arabia is emerging as a global leader, showcasing substantial investment and employment opportunities for both domestic and international companies. The nation’s focus on mega-projects and advanced infrastructure initiatives is successfully attracting foreign businesses by promoting an environment centered on sustainability and innovation.
“Our collaboration on innovative grinding solutions and services combining, for example, the well-established HIGmill and Vertimill vertical grinding solutions and HRCTM highpressure grinding roll technology has yielded significant results,” said Piia Karhu, President, Minerals at Metso.
Ehab Oreiqat, GM, Al Marwan Heavy Machinery, commented on the delivery: “These AB46RJ boom lifts will significantly improve our customers’ operational efficiency and project timelines. The increased reach and lifting capacity these machines provide will allow projects to be completed faster and more safely.”
Steven Liu, Chairman of Sinoboom, added: “Our partnership exemplifies our dedication to providing high-quality equipment and localised service solutions.”
The AB46RJ models are ideally suited for sectors requiring high-altitude access, including construction, maintenance, and industrial infrastructure projects. With exceptional performance, reliability, and reach, they support the UAE’s expanding development goals and offer safe, efficient solutions for complex work-at-height requirements.
CRANES
RIHAM APPOINTED
NEW GROVE HEAVY
GEAR SELLER IN KUWAIT
Kanoo Machinery highlights solutions at SaudiFood
Kanoo Machinery, a leading provider of industrial and construction equipment in the GCC, is showcasing its advanced solutions at the SaudiFood Manufacturing 2025 exhibition, currently underway at the Riyadh Front Exhibition & Conference Centre from April 13 to 15. The event marks its second edition, following a highly successful launch last year.
Aligned with Saudi Vision 2030’s strategic initiatives for food security, Saudi Arabia is experiencing a significant transformation within its food and beverage (F&B) sector. Notably, the Kingdom recently announced the establishment of the world’s largest food park in Jeddah, set to attract investments worth $5.3 billion and create around 43,000 jobs by 2035. Such ambitious initiatives highlight Saudi Arabia’s objective of becoming a global centre for food production and logistics. Kanoo Machinery plays an
integral role in supporting this transformation by offering cuttingedge equipment in areas such as engine & power solutions, material handling, compressors, refrigeration, and warehousing systems, all designed to streamline food production processes and ensure compliance with rigorous food safety standards.
At SaudiFood Manufacturing 2025, Kanoo Machinery is showcasing an extensive range of specialized equipment
alongside principal brands such as Combilift, Hyster, Snorkel, Perkins, and Kaishan.
This diverse portfolio caters to every stage of the food production value chain, directly supporting Saudi Arabia’s ambitions to establish a self-sufficient, resilient, and globally competitive food manufacturing ecosystem.
Ali Abdulla Kanoo, Deputy Chairman of Yusuf Bin Ahmed Kanoo and President of Kanoo Industrial & Energy, highlighted the company’s commitment:
“Kanoo Machinery has long supported Saudi Arabia’s industrial evolution with dependable, high-performance machinery. Our presence at SaudiFood Manufacturing 2025 reaffirms our dedication to empowering the F&B sector with reliable equipment solutions that drive efficiency and growth.
“This is where our legacy of engineering excellence meets the future needs of a growing industry.”
New Manitowoc dealer RIHAM will now represent Grove all-terrain, rough-terrain, truck cranes, and Shuttlelift industrial cranes in the Kuwait market. The first order from RIHAM is for two Grove TMC750 truck cranes, which are part of the Chinabuilt range sold only to emerging markets, and an SCD15 Shuttlelift carrydeck crane made in the U.S. Andrew Youssef, general manager for Manitowoc in the Middle East, Africa, and CIS, said the company’s new partnership with RIHAM reflects its growing regional ambitions.
“We are excited to expand our presence in the important Kuwait market and pleased to have RIHAM representing our reliable Grove cranes. Also, having our new TMC truck cranes in the market demonstrates our commitment to delivering versatile solutions that are matched to the needs of local customers.”
ROKBAK DEALER DIR
SECURES FIRST TRUCK SALES IN SPAIN
Scottish articulated hauler manufacturer Rokbak has announced the appointment of DIR International Trading as its official dealer for Spain and Portugal, expanding its European dealer network. Two Rokbak RA40 haulers have already been sold to a customer in Spain and will be operational in the first half of 2025. This agreement comes as Spain and Portugal continue to invest in large-scale construction and infrastructure projects, creating growing demand for efficient, high-capacity earthmoving equipment. With DIR’s expertise and Rokbak’s reputation for durable, high-performance haulers, the partnership is expected to strengthen Rokbak’s position in the European market.
Maxim CW purchases first Tadano CC
North America’s leading crane rental company, Maxim Crane Works, has placed the first global order for Tadano’s newest lattice boom crawler crane, the CC 78.1250-1. The model was officially launched at bauma 2025, where Maxim Crane Works swiftly marked a significant milestone by securing the inaugural unit during an official signing ceremony held at Tadano’s booth.
The new Tadano CC 78.12501 boasts an impressive 1,375-ton (1,250-tonne) lifting capacity, significantly enhancing the capabilities established by its predecessor, the CC 68.1250-1. The advanced crane is designed for maximum performance in demanding sectors, including wind energy, infrastructure, and industrial heavy lifting projects. With a maximum hook height
of 736 feet (224.5 meters), when equipped with a 49-foot (15-meter) fixed jib, the CC 78.1250-1 can lift up to 154 tons (140 tonnes), addressing critical industry requirements. Enhanced stability is provided by a widened base structure of 11.5 feet (3.5 meters) and two available crawler shoe widths—6.6 feet (2.0 meters) and 7.9 feet (2.4 meters)
MINING AND QUARRYING HD HYUNDAI XITESOLUTION ENTERS INTO AUTONOMOUS MINING FIELD
HD Hyundai XiteSolution (HDX), the parent company of HD Hyundai Infracore and the Develon equipment brand, has entered a strategic alliance with Swiss robotics firm Gravis Robotics AG and global construction materials giant Holcim Inc. to advance the development and real-world deployment of autonomous heavy equipment technologies in quarrying and materials handling environments. The partnership is positioned to explore the commercialisation of smart, autonomous equipment –particularly in quarry operations
and other confined job sites. The core objective of the collaboration is the integration of autonomous technology into Develon machines that can perform repetitive and potentially hazardous tasks at Holcim’s global network of quarry and material handling sites.
Early operational targets include: Automated truck loading of blasted rock for transport; Autonomous feeding of mobile crushers and screeners; Confined material handling at aggregate and asphalt facilities, and Smart stockyard management for optimised material flow and space use.
— making it highly adaptable to various ground conditions.
Paul McDonnell, CEO of Maxim Crane Works, highlighted the crane’s strategic importance to the company’s fleet: “At Maxim Crane Works, we are committed to providing our customers with cutting-edge lifting solutions. The specifications of the CC 78.1250-
1, including its exceptional lifting capacity and transport efficiency, made it an easy choice for our fleet. We can’t wait to have this crane available to work on critical projects” Dean Barley, President & CEO of Tadano America Corporation, Manitex International & Tadano Mantis Corporation, emphasized Tadano’s focus on excellence: “Tadano lattice boom crawler cranes are designed with a focus on reliability, efficiency, and safety. With our industry-leading innovations — such as the IC-1 Remote telematics system, optimized transport solutions, and multiple safety redundancies — the CC 78.12501 is built to perform in the most demanding lifting environments. We are proud that Maxim Crane Works, a valued partner, is the first to add this model to its fleet.”
DEWALT opens portable jobsite container in Riyadh
DEWALT has launched its first state-of-the-art portable jobsite containers in Riyadh. With plans to deploy up to 10 containers across key projects in KSA and the UAE, DEWALT aims to enhance productivity, efficiency, and accessibility to tools on modern construction sites.
Poised to become indispensable assets in the evolving construction landscape, the portable jobsite containers will serve multiple critical functions, including an onsite service station for tool repairs, a pick-up and loaner tools collection point, and an interactive space for product demonstrations and training sessions.
DEWALT’s jobsite containers are designed to address key challenges by offering modern solutions that
optimise workflow efficiency. Each unit functions as an onsite tools service station, providing immediate repairs to minimize downtime and ensure optimal jobsite productivity. To streamline tool maintenance, the containers also serve as pick-up points for tool servicing, allowing workers to drop off and collect tools with minimal disruption. The containers feature a point of sale for tools and accessories, ensuring easy access to essential equipment and last-minute jobsite needs.
BKT’S RIDEMAX FL 693 M IS OUT ON THE FARM
In the heart of Kansas, amid vast expanses of farmland and ranches stretching as far as the eye can see, operates Four Bar S, a family-owned business established in 1986 thanks to the vision and determination of the Schmidt family. Today, Chad Schmidt, the founders’ son, holds the reins of the business, proudly carrying on the work started by his parents.
Four Bar S began as a small business dedicated to manure removal and customized work for local ranchers. Over time, the company has expanded its reach, now serving a vast area covering hundreds of thousands of hectares, from north-central Oklahoma to the Nebraska border. The secret to this growth? Quality service, dedication, and the use of reliable equipment.
Every day, Chad and his team tackle complex challenges every day with peak working hours of 12 to 15 hours a day during the busiest times, operating on a wide variety of terrains depending on where
they are located. They must ensure efficient operations, work with precision and maximize productivity, all while keeping both land and animals in top condition. And that is right where BKT tires come into play - key allies in the success of the company’s success.
When operating with heavy equipment in harsh environments, the choice of tires is crucial. Four Bar S relies particularly on AGRIMAX FORCE and RIDEMAX FL 693 M, which have proven to provide optimum performance in terms of strength, durability, and ride comfort.
Four Bar S’ equipment needs tires that can handle heavy weights and fast speeds. AGRIMAX FORCE provides good traction and flotation on any type of soil, reducing soil compaction and improving operating efficiency. A key feature of this range is IF technology that ensures a limited impact of the machinery on the soil, which results in a healthy soil. Even under low-pressure conditions, these
tires demonstrate their robustness and endurance over time, both on farmland and on the road.
RIDEMAX FL 693 M, on the other hand, is a tire that distinguished itself through its heat resistance and ability to withstand heavy loads without the risk of premature wear.
“In the past we had many problems with other tires, especially bead and sidewall damage, mainly because of the heavy weights we carry and the speeds at which we operate. Since using BKT’s RIDEMAX FL 693 we had any more issues. This makes a huge difference to our operations,”
Chad Schmidt says. “The BKT tires have allowed us to have a high load on the rear tires and have held up well, delivering great performance on complex terrain such as ours.”
For a company like Four Bar S, pausing is no option. BKT tires have enabled Chad and his team to reduce downtime, avoid replacements and improve job safety. “Knowing that you can count on strong, reliable tires means you
can work with more peace of mind and less interruptions”-comments John Curtain, the company’s tractor driver. “The less tires that need to be replaced, the more efficient the job gets done, plus greater time savings.”
But that’s not all the benefits: BKT’s advanced product technology also results in greater driving comfort, a key consideration for operators spending long hours on tractors and spreaders. “Our operators are satisfied: driving is smoother and less tiring. This means, they are more efficient and, at the end of the day, also happier.”
Yet, customer contentment is certainly not a secondary consideration: “The BKT tires help us to have less soil compaction. We have several customers, who are very attentive to this aspect, so it is a really important thing for their satisfaction at the end of the day,” Chad says. “We know we can count on BKT for our operations. This is a security that really makes a difference.”
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PERFORMANCE - EXCELLENT EDGE COMPACTION
Compaction is precision work, especially compaction near the edges. Both sides of the CP275 tyres are wider than the frame, thus yielding excellent compaction performance, sparing customers the need for a small CC roller.
Productivity/Performance
Excellent Edge Compaction
Uniform Compaction
Air-on-the-run
Comfortable Operator Station
Redundant dual Circuit brake System
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Easy service concept
Daily checks on display
Large water tank
The CP275 incorporates several features that will enhance efficiency, serviceability, operator comfort and the end result. With genuine Dynapac performance you can add the final touch to any project.
A perfect end result is dependent on the performance of the roller and
In a Dynapac, the operator can take advantage of a highly ergonomic
Two operator seats make work more efficient and give excellent visibility. Similar ways of controlling and the location of all the controlling units are more suitable to operator habits compared with
From the design phase to end-oflife recycling, every product within Volvo Group is now developed with environmental responsibility in mind.
“It’s more important than ever to work very close to our customers... to secure that we can provide the right solutions and the right technology for their needs”
VOLVO CONTINUES ITS ELECTRIC JOURNEY
VOLVO GROUP’S TOP TEAM TALKS MAKING NEW TECHNOLOGY SCALABLE AND EASY TO ADOPT
The unveiling of the first-ever battery-electric articulated hauler in its size class — the Volvo A30 Electric — was the highlight of Volvo’s electrifying press conference at bauma 2025.
Volvo Construction Equipment (CE) President Melker Jernberg, alongside Roger Alm, President of Volvo Trucks, and Anna Müller, President of Volvo Penta, presented the company’s most ambitious step yet in sustainable equipment innovation.
“We will soon see something. Let’s see how many of you could guess what it is,” Jernberg teased just moments before unveiling the hauler. “It’s a world first. It’s something that not even we thought we were able to do just a couple of years back.” With the A30 Electric, soon to be joined by a 40-tonne variant, Volvo now boasts a fully electric lineup, with conventional combustion engine versions available for all models — “so you can choose,” as Jernberg put it.
While battery-electric technology stood centre stage, the message from the Volvo Group was clear: there is no silver bullet for decarbonising construction and transport. Instead, the company
is advancing a broad portfolio that includes hybrid powertrains, biodiesel compatibility, hydrogen internal combustion engines, and even fuel cell electric vehicles.
“We don’t believe in one only solution. It will be a range of different solutions,” said Jernberg. These include battery electric, hybrid, internal combustion engines running on biodiesel and HVO, and future fuel cell electric options.
“We’re quite sure also that the internal combustion engine will continue to play an extremely big role in our industry,” Jernberg noted. “And that’s the reason why we continue to invest heavily in that technology.”
Anna Müller added: “We are now investing substantially in different technologies, but we also see that it’s more important than ever to work very close to our customers... to secure that we can provide the right solutions and the right technology for their needs.”
Electrification Across the Volvo Group Roger Alm emphasised how Volvo Trucks is leading with a wide electric offering: “Battery electric will be the main path for Volvo Trucks to reach net zero. Today, Volvo is market leader in Europe with 50% [market share].” He added that electrical Volvo trucks have already accumulated mileage equivalent to “4,000 laps around the world.”
Meanwhile, Volvo Penta’s modular battery energy storage systems are addressing the rising demand for reliable charging infrastructure. “Battery energy storage is becoming a vital part of the construction ecosystem,” said Müller, highlighting a new rental-based model developed in partnership with Bowles and ePower.
Volvo’s commitment to sustainability goes beyond emissions. From the design phase to end-of-life recycling, every
The message from the Volvo Group’s executives on stage was unified: there is no silver bullet to decarbonising construction and transportation.
product is developed with environmental responsibility in mind. Materials are sourced more sustainably, circular economy principles are being implemented across operations, and the company continues to explore how digital tools can further minimise waste and inefficiency.
From Volvo Penta’s scalable battery energy storage systems to Volvo Trucks’ marketleading fleet of electric trucks — already clocking the equivalent of 4,000 laps around the world — the company demonstrated how its electrification strategy extends across every segment.
“With eight electric truck models in production, we have solutions for every
customer need, every market, and every application,” said Alm. “And thanks to our modular approach, our products — electric or diesel — offer the same outstanding safety, comfort, and fuel efficiency.”
Müller added that Penta’s new modular battery systems are already being deployed via a rental-based model, enhancing grid resilience on construction sites.
At the event, Volvo also showcased the latest in site-wide optimisation solutions, including its digital Site Operation platform and on-site consultancy service, Site Optimization. These services are designed to reduce operating costs by up to 30%, increase fuel efficiency by 15%, and improve safety and uptime.
Volvo’s vision of the future construction site is one that is smarter, cleaner, and fully connected. Digital twin technology, proactive machine monitoring, and predictive maintenance powered by AI are already helping customers reduce downtime and maximise productivity.
“A machine or a truck in itself is good, but it’s not enough,” said Jernberg. Among the highlighted tools was Volvo Site Operation — a digital twin platform that allows full visibility across machines, trucks, and site assets. According to Jernberg, this solution alone can deliver “up to 15%” improvements in productivity and fuel efficiency.
The second tool, Site Optimization, is an on-site consultancy service, explained Jernberg. “It just shows that when you have a site in the old way, without planning,
“We don’t believe in one only solution. It will be a range of different solutions”
you’re working hard. But if you plan and really dig into it... you get a cost reduction per tonne up to 30%.”
Volvo also emphasised that innovation is not just about emissions or data — it’s about people. The A30 Electric and other next-gen machines come equipped with improved cabins designed for better visibility, lower noise, and reduced vibration, creating a safer and more comfortable environment for operators.
De-Risking new tech for customers
Volvo also acknowledged the uncertainties customers face when investing in new technologies. Jernberg highlighted Volvo Financial Services and Equipment-as-aService models that help reduce up-front risk.
“There’s a lot of different setups, but we’re also now globally approaching and learning quite successful with many customers, what we call equipment as a service, which is then, you know, pay per use, pay per use model. Not perfect for everyone, but for very many,” added Jernberg “And it’s a really win, win, win situation because it’s a guaranteed, guaranteed uptime with lower risk, but with a good product.”
Acknowledging the challenges customers face in adopting new technologies, Volvo is expanding financial services, short- and long-term rental options, and pay-per-use models under its Equipment as a Service offering. These measures aim to reduce risk and make it easier for customers to transition at their own pace.
Volvo Financial Services is playing a key role in this journey, providing the support customers need to make bold but necessary investments. As sustainability becomes a competitive advantage, Volvo is helping its partners future-proof their operations.
Alm added: “It is about the total offer — the product, the services, and financing... this package will give our customers peace of mind.”
A Unified Vision
As the press conference concluded, each of the leaders reflected on Volvo’s direction. “Hopefully you see that we are not only talking — we are walking also,” said Jernberg.
“We will continue to invest,” added Müller, “with the vision to make our offer in the market 100% safe, 100% sustainable, and 100% more productive.”
“This is the power of the Volvo Group,” concluded Alm. “We have the solutions, we have the offerings, we have the construction machines, we have the trucks... and we will continue to invest to build a sustainable future.”
BEATING
EMISSIONS A GROUNDBREAKING ALL-ELECTRIC LINE-UP
As part of the zero-emission lineup, the company broke new ground at bauma with the pioneering introduction of the world’s first battery-electric articulated haulers of their size class. Volvo CE also illustrated that conventional combustion engine options are available to customers for all zero-emission models displayed – meeting customers wherever they are on their transformation journey.
Melker Jernberg, President of Volvo CE, said: “This zeroemission lineup is a marker of our commitment to drive change. Together with our pioneering service, solutions and updated portfolio of conventional machine variants, we show that we stand alongside our customers to support them across every stage of their journey. We show that we are committed to our ambitions, not just because we can, but because it is the right thing to do.”
The star of the all-electric platform is the game-changing
reveal of a never-before-seen A30 Electric articulated hauler, representing the first in a key industrial segment for Volvo CE and the world’s first serialproduced battery-powered solution of its size class. It will be available to rent, alongside the larger A40 Electric, for select customers in select European markets in 2026, ensuring quarrying, mining and construction customers can now match high productivity with a more sustainable operation.
Volvo CE will also show that conventional combustion engine options are available to customers for all zero-emission models on display, designed to deliver industry-leading fuel efficiency, with improvements of up to 15%, and exceptional productivity. This multi-technology approach ensures that Volvo CE provides versatile solutions for a wide array of customer requirements, wherever they are in their transformation journey.
Demonstrating strong partnership – and as part of a total solution platform – the Bauma showcase will also include innovative solutions from Volvo Trucks, Volvo Penta and Volvo Financial Services.
To complement the zeroemission lineup, Volvo CE is introducing a number of pioneering new service solutions. They include an upgrade to Volvo CE’s suite of digital tools, a new Load Ticket tool for streamlined invoicing and two new services: Site Operations, for brand agnostic fleet monitoring, and Site Optimization, an advisory service for customers to unlock new levels of efficiency.
These new services can be experienced at Volvo CE’s interactive Solutions Bar at Bauma, a platform for customers to meet experts across a range of areas and discover a tailored package of Volvo solutions, unique to their requirements.
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A GREENER FUTURE
ZOOMLION
USES BAUMA TO EXPLORE NEW WAYS “TO BUILD OUR BEAUTIFUL WORLD TOGETHER”
Occupying an impressive 3,000 square metres, Zoomlion’s exhibit featured more than 60 flagship products across nine categories, underscoring its significant investments in innovation, sustainability, and advanced technology att bauma 2025. Over 20 featured products were exhibited that are locally manufactured in Europe and meet the market demand and customer preference in terms of performance, technology, standards and design. Zoomlion’s 72-ton and 62-ton folding jib cranes, assembled in its German factory, meet the EN12999 standard and have received CE certification. The
R800-40 flat-top tower crane, produced in China and assembled in Europe, ensures quick delivery and efficient service for customers.
Highlighting Zoomlion’s presence at the exhibition was the launch of the ZT72J-V, Europe’s highest telescopic boom lift. Additionally, the company revealed 10 earthmoving machines incorporating state-of-the-art 5G remote control, AI panoramic monitoring, and energy-efficient electric-drive systems. In the tower crane segment, Zoomlion’s R800-40—the largest-tonnage Chinese model available in Europe—generated considerable interest due to its unmatched safety, operational efficiency, and ease of transport. In concrete machinery, Zoomlion unveiled six new models, notably including a groundbreaking 70-meter pump truck featuring a topology-optimized boom
and smart mixer trucks that offer remote software upgrades and intelligent diagnostic capabilities. Further demonstrating its technological prowess, the company also showcased an innovative mining solution combining autonomous vehicles, intelligent equipment, and digital systems to achieve fully automated mining operations.
Speaking at Bauma, Zhan Chunxin, Chairman and CEO of Zoomlion reaffirmed Zoomlion’s dedication to advancing construction technology globally. “We are integrating advanced technologies not just to improve efficiency, but also to reduce operational costs and environmental impact,” Wang Yongxiang, Co-President of Zoomlion and head of overseas operations, explained to CMME Zoomlion’s commitment to greener technology was evident through its extensive
Zoomlion’s exhibit featured more than 60 flagship products across nine categories
range of electrified and hybrid equipment. Highlight products included the industry’s longest 101m concrete pump, utilizing lightweight and robust Kyron fiber instead of traditional steel. The firm also demonstrated its proprietary batteryelectric and high-bridge hybrid drivetrains in cranes, mining trucks, and excavators, highlighting its emphasis on developing sustainable heavy machinery.
Wang noted that the company is building its own battery and motor systems in-house, which allows Zoomlion to maintain control over cost, quality, and innovation — especially crucial as the demand for sustainable heavy machinery grows globally. That global expansion
of Zoomlion was another major focus at bauma. Remarkably, in 2024, the company’s overseas revenue surpassed domestic sales for the first time.
To maintain this growth, Zoomlion continues to expand its international manufacturing capabilities with its new facilities in Germany, Italy and Hungary which are being complemented by enhanced local support.
“Our global expansion strategy follows three phases: neighboring markets, emerging regions like Africa and Latin America, and finally Europe,” said Wang. Zoomlion is currently investing heavily in local infrastructure and partnerships across Europe, with established branches
in countries such as Germany, Italy, Poland, and the UK. Its recently opened new factories signal its long-term commitment to local manufacturing and compliance with EU standards.
To emphasise the importance of aftermarket service to its customers, Zoomlion has launched comprehensive digital and operational support systems across Europe. Training centres, digitized spare parts management, and AI-driven predictive maintenance solutions aim to minimize downtime, enhance safety, and maximise productivity for European customers.
Wang robustly defended Zoomlion against critiques of unfair competition, emphasising the Chinese company’s success stems solely from innovation, not governmental support. “Our advantage comes from our product development, not subsidies.” he insisted. “China’s domestic market is the most competitive in the world. We’ve succeeded by innovating under tough conditions.”
Zoomlion envisions robotics and 5G-controlled machinery as central to construction technology. Demonstrations at Bauma included robotic arms designed for precise glass installation, 5G-enabled remote operations, and advanced wearable safety technology—all tailored to stringent European safety standards. These are already capturing the attention of the European market, and it believes it is setting benchmarks for intelligent, efficient, and environmentally conscious construction practices that match and often succeed its competitors based in other markets.
Zoomlion is clearly determined, like its sky-reaching cranes, to maintain its position at the top table of manufacturers, as demonstrated by its leadership in global standardisation via its role as the secretariat of the ISO TC-1986 committee for cranes. As Wang explained, Zoomlion’s AI, control systems, and structural innovations are now integrated into every product — from super-large cranes to electric lifts — ensuring high performance, safety, and international standards compliance.
“Bauma has built a solid bridge for global industry exchange and cooperation,” said Yuan Ye, Assistant President of Zoomlion, before adding that the Chinese company sees it as a crucial chance for greater and timely collaboration. “Zoomlion sees this exhibition as an opportunity to explore innovative and cooperative development pathways where we use more high-end, intelligent, and green products to build our beautiful world together.”
Zoomlion showcased over 20 featured products locally manufactured in Europe which meet the market demand and customer preference in terms of performance, technology, standards and design.
SHIFTING SANDS
TARIK CUNDI, DEPUTY DIRECTOR, DAR OF EQUIPMENT CO. TALKS TO CMME ABOUT LEADING WITH TRUST AND QUALITY IN AN EVOLVING PRE-OWNED MARKET
Since its founding five years ago, DAR of Equipment (DOE) has emerged as one of the UAE’s most trusted providers of used heavy machinery and trucks.
At the heart of its success is a strong commitment to transparency, quality, and customer satisfaction, values championed by Deputy Director Tarik Cundi. CMME sat down with Cundi to explore his career journey, DAR of Equipment’s growth, and his insights on the future of the used equipment industry.
““My name is Tarik Cundi, and I am the Deputy Director at DAR of Equipment Co. (DOE),” he begins. “I hold a BSc degree in Mechanical Engineering and an MBA from the UK. My career in the construction equipment industry began in 1993 in the UAE. Over the years, I have had the privilege of working with several reputable local and international companies, including construction equipment manufacturers.”
Cundi’s career trajectory is a demonstration of his own hard work and perseverance. Starting as an assistant mechanic, he steadily progressed through the ranks, becoming a workshop manager, then moving into sales roles — first as a sales engineer, and later as a regional manager and branch manager — before ultimately taking on his current role. “My extensive experience in the construction equipment and commercial truck sectors has provided me with a deep understanding of the industry and its dynamics,” he adds.
DAR of Equipment’s journey has been one of rapid growth and strategic expansion. “Since its establishment in 2020, DOE has been a driving force in the used heavy machinery and trucks sector, continually evolving to meet the needs of both
individual and corporate customers across the UAE, GCC, and the broader MENA region,” says Cundi.
The company’s focus on operational excellence, customer-centric solutions, and strategic partnerships has earned it a strong reputation in a competitive marketplace. Today, DOE is recognised as a dependable provider known for its reliability, innovation, and industry expertise.
The demand for used equipment has evolved significantly, particularly in the GCC. “Used equipment offers a more economical option compared to new machinery, especially during times of economic uncertainty,” explains Cundi.
“Its immediate availability helps keep major infrastructure and construction projects on schedule, a crucial advantage in a region witnessing rapid development.”
He adds that selecting pre-owned equipment aligns with global sustainability efforts, reducing waste and extending machinery lifecycles. “Modern used equipment often incorporates technologies like automation and telematics, enhancing reliability and efficiency,” Cundi notes. Ambitious initiatives such as Saudi Vision 2030 and the UAE’s Industrial Strategy 2031 are also driving demand for costeffective and sustainable industrial solutions.
Maintaining Quality and Customer Trust Cundi stresses that quality assurance is paramount. “We conduct thorough inspections, provide certifications, and maintain transparency with highquality listings, including images, specifications, and maintenance histories,” he says. DOE also embraces refurbishment, seeks customer feedback, offers warranties, and provides robust after-sales support.
“We embrace positive criticism, and we continuously improve based on customer feedback,” he explains. “We continuously
improve and seek positive customer reviews and testimonials that highlight our reputation and the quality of our offerings. Additionally, offering warranties and robust after-sales support, including technical consultation and assistance, provides buyers with peace of mind. Clear return policies, in case the machine does not match the listed specifications or description, demonstrate our commitment to customer satisfaction. Providing training and educational resources helps buyers operate and maintain their equipment effectively. Through these strategies, we maintain high standards of quality assurance and foster strong customer confidence in our used equipment.”
The Shift to Used Equipment
Trade disruptions have bolstered the appeal of used machinery. “Amid ongoing global supply chain disruptions, companies are increasingly turning to used equipment as a more readily available and costeffective alternative to new machinery,” says Cundi. Used equipment offers not only faster delivery but also cost-effective flexibility — a key advantage during volatile times, he adds.
“This approach helps mitigate delays and shortages caused by supply chain issues. Used equipment often presents a more economical option, particularly during times of economic uncertainty, allowing businesses to manage costs effectively without significant capital expenditure. Additionally, the heightened need for operational flexibility during trade disruptions makes used equipment an attractive choice. It can be quickly sourced and deployed, enabling companies to adapt to changing market conditions and maintain productivity. These factors contribute to the growing demand and supply in the used equipment market, making it a viable solution for businesses navigating global trade challenges.”
DOE actively contributes to the circular economy through the sale and reuse of heavy machinery.
“Used equipment often presents a more economical option, particularly during times of economic uncertainty, allowing businesses to manage costs effectively without significant capital expenditure”
“DOE significantly contributes to the circular economy through various practices related to the sale and reuse of heavy machinery. By offering cost-effective used equipment, we enable buyers, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), to allocate resources more efficiently,” says Cundi. “Our commitment to promoting sustainable practices encourages a broader cultural shift towards sustainability within the industry. We invest in advanced refurbishment techniques and technologies to enhance the quality and performance of used machinery, supporting innovation in sustainable practices. Establishing a robust secondary market for heavy machinery facilitates the efficient circulation of resources within the economy. Additionally, by sourcing and selling used equipment locally, we ensure that investments remain within the country, fostering economic growth.”
By maintaining a strong secondary market, DOE ensures efficient resource circulation.
“Exporting equipment that no longer meets local legislative requirements helps reduce the surplus of non-compliant machinery while boosting national exports and generating additional national income. These practices highlight the important role that DOE and other used equipment companies play in promoting a circular economy, fostering sustainability, and driving economic efficiency,” he adds.
The Growing Importance of Sustainability
Talk of sustainability moves Cundi talk how changing government policy is increasingly influencing buyer behaviour.
“Sustainability is increasingly becoming a significant factor in sourcing machinery, with buyers showing a greater preference for eco-friendly and fuel-efficient equipment. In the GCC market, governments are raising pollution standards to align with the highest global benchmarks, such as those in Europe and the USA.”
Cundi observes that this is creating demand for electric and hybrid machinery, particularly in construction and manufacturing sectors.
“This regulatory shift is driving a significant move towards machinery powered by renewable energy sources, including electric and hybrid equipment, which not only reduces greenhouse gas emissions but is also gaining popularity in sectors like construction and manufacturing,” says Cundi, before adding that the shift, however is not uniform across all regions.
“Unfortunately, this trend is not as prevalent in other countries, so at DOE, we strive to serve a diverse range of markets. Additionally, buyers are prioritising fuelefficient machinery to lower operational costs and minimise environmental impact, with advanced technologies and smart systems being integrated into equipment to optimise energy use and enhance efficiency.”
Challenges in the Used Equipment Industry
Like others in the sector, DOE faces major challenges, and Cundi tells CMME that while, the global supply chain has been severely impacted by events such as the COVID-19 pandemic, geopolitical tensions, and natural disasters, this has led to delays,
shortages, and increased costs, including shipping costs.
“These disruptions make it difficult for companies to maintain inventory and meet customer demands at reasonable prices. Additionally, the market for used equipment is highly dynamic, with fluctuating demand influenced by economic conditions, construction activity, and technological advancements, requiring companies to continuously adapt to stay competitive. Regulatory compliance is another challenge, as GCC governments elevate pollution and safety standards to align with global benchmarks, necessitating additional investments in upgrading or retrofitting machinery,” says Cundi.
The rapid pace of technological innovation also means that newer, more efficient equipment is constantly entering the market, forcing used equipment companies to balance the need to offer modern, reliable machinery while managing the depreciation of older inventory.
Changing regulatory standards, technological advancements, and fluctuating demand require constant adaptation.
“Building and maintaining trust with customers is crucial, requiring companies to provide transparent information about the condition, history, and performance of used equipment to reassure buyers and foster long-term relationships,” he explains. “Addressing these challenges requires strategic planning, investment in technology, and a focus on building resilient supply chains and customer trust.”
Supply Strategies and Digital Transformation
To overcome supply challenges, DOE diversifies supplier networks, utilises predictive technologies, and invests in local sourcing. “We leverage AI and online platforms to optimise procurement and inventory management,” Cundi says.
Digitalisation has transformed the business model. “Our online platform provides detailed listings and maintenance histories, enabling buyers to make informed decisions remotely,” he highlights. Future developments could include virtual inspections and predictive maintenance supported by AI and VR. However technology progresses DOE is certain it needs to prioritise its focus on connecting suppliers with its own customer-base.
“Competitive pricing, combined with a deep understanding of market dynamics, allows us to offer value to our customers. Strong relationships with suppliers ensure a steady supply of high-quality equipment, enabling
What distinguishes DAR of Equipment (DOE) from other used machinery providers in the region is “our unwavering commitment to maintaining the highest standards of quality and condition for our inventory,” says Tarik Cundi.
us to manage our inventory effectively and meet customer demands promptly. Our strong reputation and brand presence, bolstered by positive reviews, testimonials, and a history of satisfied customers, further differentiate us in the market.”
The DOE Difference
Although there are no immediate plans for territorial expansion, diversification is under active review. “We are exploring new markets and opportunities to broaden our product range and services,” says Cundi.
He expects demand for construction equipment, renewable energy machinery, agricultural machinery, mining equipment, and logistics trucks to grow over the next five years, especially in the GCC and Africa.
“With ongoing infrastructure development and urbanisation projects, there will be a high demand for construction equipment such as excavators, loaders, bulldozers, and cranes. Both regions are investing heavily in building roads, bridges, residential complexes, and commercial buildings,” he says, adding that: “As these countries push towards
sustainable energy solutions, there will be an increased demand for renewable energy equipment related to solar and wind energy projects, including solar panel installation equipment, wind turbine components, and maintenance machinery. In Africa, the agricultural sector is crucial for economic growth, driving the need for tractors, harvesters, irrigation systems, and other agricultural machinery to boost productivity and support food security initiatives.
“The mining industry in both regions is expected to expand, increasing the demand for mining machinery such as drilling machines, crushers, and earthmovers. In the GCC, the oil and gas industry remains a cornerstone of the economy, with continued demand for drilling rigs, pipeline construction machinery, and maintenance equipment to support exploration and production activities. Additionally, the demand for trucks is expected to rise to support regional expansion and streamline the transportation of goods within the region and to ports for export and import activities. These categories reflect the strategic priorities and economic
activities in the GCC and African countries, indicating where machinery demand is likely to grow most strongly.”
In a fast-changing industry, DOE’s emphasis on quality, innovation, and customer trust positions it for continued leadership in a thriving used machinery market. Cundi is proud of what sets DOE apart.
“Our unwavering commitment to quality, transparency, and customer service distinguishes us from other providers,” he affirms. “We invest in technology, maintain strong supplier relationships, and offer competitive pricing, all while fostering trust with our customers.”
Ultimately, Cundi credits DOE’s success to its people. “The secret to our sustained success lies in our dedicated team, whose consistency, persistence, and drive to succeed are unmatched. Additionally, the unwavering support from our higher management and their inspiring success stories propel the company forward, ensuring we remain at the forefront of the used equipment industry,” he concludes.
“Our unwavering commitment to quality, transparency, and customer service distinguishes us from other providers”
With ongoing infrastructure development and urbanisation projects, there will be a high demand for construction equipment such as excavators, loaders, bulldozers, and cranes in GCC and African countries, according to Tarik Cundi.
FEELING THE BUZZ
THERE IS A BUZZ AT EURO AUCTIONS, AS IT TELLS CMME THAT USED SALES ARE UP 35% ON THE BACK OF BOOMING REGIONAL DEMAND
Euro Auctions in Abu Dhabi continues to go from strength to strength, with the most recent auction on 7th April recording a 35% increase in sales compared to the previous event in December 2024. A total of 60 vendors from 12 countries participated, offering over 350 lots for sale. The average lot price was $16,856, which was an impressive 50% increase on the average lot value from the December sale, demonstrating strong regional appetite for larger machinery and equipment.
The hammer total for the sale was $5.7 million, with a floor total on the day of the auction of $3.86 million, with an additional $1.84 million transacted online via the Euro Auctions internet bidding platform. This clearly illustrates that Euro Auctions Abu Dhabi is attracting a growing live audience with each event. Unlike other Euro Auctions sales globally, where online bidding accounts for approximately 80% of all transactions, buyers in the Middle East continue to favour viewing equipment in person before bidding live on site.
In total, 471 customers registered to bid at this sale, with 319 bidders pre-approved. This means 67% of those purchasing were regular, returning customers — highlighting the loyalty Euro Auctions enjoys in the region. First-time registrations made up 27% of all bidders, an increase on previous sales, and a clear indication that new buyers are being drawn in by the Euro Auctions offering.
A key benefit of the Abu Dhabi site is that it operates as a customs-bonded area, meaning vendors only pay tax on the sale of goods, rather
Major infrastructure projects continue to fuel demand with an increased interest in used construction machinery, which offers cost-effective solutions without compromising on functionality.
“Even as project priorities evolve, the fundamental demand for construction equipment remains strong, creating significant opportunities in the used machinery market”
than when goods are deposited at the Euro Auctions yard.
The top five successful buyer countries were the UAE, Libya, the UK, Uganda, and Saudi Arabia, with 85% of all sales going to buyers in the Middle East.
Vendors came from across the Gulf, India, China, Africa, and East Asia. While online bidding remains strong across all Euro Auctions sales, Middle Eastern buyers still show a marked preference for attending in person, with 53% choosing to bid live onsite, and notably, first-time buyer registrations increased by 20%.
Richard Sweatt, General Manager, Euro Auctions Middle East & Asia, comments:
COMING UP EURO AUCTIONS, JUNE SALE
• In our June sale, we will be highlighting a top-quality consignment of new tools and accessories from leading brand names.
• Also, for the June sale, we are expecting a quality consignment of Genie man-lifts arriving via Abu Dhabi in time for the auction.
• The catalogue will also feature good consignment of heavy machinery, including large Komatsu excavators and motor graders.
• There will be a number of new and unused excavators and backhoes in the catalogue.
“The atmosphere at our most recent Abu Dhabi sale was fantastic, exactly how a good sale should feel. There was energy and buzz throughout the day. Buyers and sellers alike were pleased, and we had a strong crowd bidding live on site, most of whom were based in Abu Dhabi.”
“The rolling stock on offer was of exceptional quality, with many large-ticket items either unused or with low hours and in outstanding condition. This certainly pleased the crowd, and we are increasingly seeing more and more premium stock coming through our Abu Dhabi sale.”
“We are also witnessing a migration of registered bidders from competitor auctions in the region. Our sales managers report no shortage of stock, and more importantly, consignors are choosing to sell with Euro Auctions because we are now seen as the trusted brand in the market.”
“Our strength and why consignors and buyers trust Euro Auctions is twofold. First, we are a truly global operation, able to move equipment to wherever market demand is highest and achieve the best prices for our consignors. That is clearly demonstrated in Abu Dhabi, where machines are arriving from both Europe and the USA. Secondly, for selected consignments, we are able to offer advance payments to vendors ahead of the sale, which is a testament to our belief in our ability to deliver strong returns.”
Middle East - Market Outlook
“As of April 2025, the used construction machinery sector in the Middle East is
“The rolling stock on offer was of exceptional quality, with many large-ticket items either unused or with low hours”
navigating a period of cautious optimism. While major infrastructure projects continue to fuel demand, fiscal caution and strategic reassessments are shaping market behaviour.”
“This climate has increased interest in used construction machinery, which offers costeffective solutions without compromising on functionality. The rental market is also expanding, providing companies with flexible access to equipment without the need for major capital outlay.”
“Several key infrastructure initiatives are shaping demand for machinery in the region, including The Line, Oxagon, and Trojena in Saudi Arabia; the Riyadh Metro, which is the world’s longest driverless metro system at 176km; and major wasteto-energy plants and urban projects under the Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan. These developments are driving demand for a wide range of machinery, particularly cranes and wheeled loaders.”
“The growth in equipment rentals is helping companies manage cash flow and reduce upfront investment, ideal
“We continue to close the gap on our competitors, with the goal of making Euro Auctions, Abu Dhabi the premier heavy machinery auction site in the Middle East,” says Richard Sweatt, General Manager, Euro Auctions Middle East & Asia.
for short-term or phased projects. We are also seeing a regional shift towards sustainable construction practices, with increased adoption of electric and hybrid machinery. Manufacturers are investing in environmentally friendly technology, and as a result, more used machinery is entering the secondary market. This is bringing additional supply into our Abu Dhabi auctions.”
“Overall, the outlook for the used machinery sector in the Middle East is positive, underpinned by continued infrastructure investment and a growing
focus on sustainability. Even as project priorities evolve, the fundamental demand for construction equipment remains strong, creating significant opportunities in the used machinery market.”
“We continue to close the gap on our competitors, with the goal of making Euro Auctions, Abu Dhabi the premier heavy machinery auction site in the Middle East. With every sale, we attract new consignors who are turning away from competitor auctions to work with the Euro Auctions brand, as the live auction has mass market appeal.”
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34 NEW RELEASES
The latest releases from the world of construction machinery.
40 CASE OPENED
CASE CE demonstrates its latest tech in bauma 2025.
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CATERPILLAR UNVEILS NEXT-GEN AUTONOMOUS-CAPABLE CAT 775 TRUCK
WHY GET IT?
FUTURE-READY AUTONOMOUS CAPABILITY, IMPROVED DURABILITY, AND REDUCED OPERATING COSTS ACROSS A 40,000-HOUR SERVICE LIFE.
Caterpillar Inc. showcased the groundbreaking next-generation Cat 775 off-highway truck at bauma 2025, representing a significant advancement in off-highway trucking technology. Building on the success of earlier 775 models, the new version integrates Caterpillar’s proven Autonomous Hauling Systems (AHS) technology, preparing it for future fully-autonomous operation. At the heart of the upgrade is a new innovative frame design, delivering
approximately 10% greater body volume and reducing internal welding by 30%, leading to enhanced durability and lower maintenance costs. The 65-tonne (71-ton) payload Cat 775 is powered by a 615-kW (825-hp) Cat C27 engine, meeting global emissions standards, including U.S. EPA Tier 4 Final/Stage V, while improving fuel efficiency and operational cycles.
Productivity and safety enhancements include a redesigned cab with enhanced visibility, an automatic climate control system, Cat’s deluxe seating, and 360-degree surround cameras integrated with Cat Detect radar technology. Maintenance efficiency is improved through extended-interval filters, ground-level service access, and remote flash updates.
Set to enter the market in 2026, the next-generation Cat 775 brings Caterpillar’s expertise in autonomy and uptime directly into the off-highway construction sector.
SPECIFICATIONS
CAT 775 TRUCK
Payload Capacity: 65t
Engine: Cat C27, 615 kW (825 hp)
Emissions: U.S. EPA Tier 4 Final/Stage V compliant
Service Life: 40,000 hours
Key Technologies: MineStar Command, 360-degree hazard detection, remote flash updates
Cummins Engine
260 hp @ 2200 rpm
Operating Weight
23,000 kg
Moldboard Length/ Cutting Depth
4,320 mm / 838 mm
Drawbar Pull
112 kN
Cutting Pressure
10,120 kg
SCANIA DEBUTS FULLY-ELECTRIC SELF-PROPELLED MODULAR TRANSPORTER
WHY GET IT?
EMISSION-FREE HEAVY TRANSPORT INNOVATION BACKED BY REALWORLD HEAVY-LIFTING PIONEERS.
Scania and Italian specialist Cometto have collaborated to develop the world’s first fully-electric self-propelled modular transporter (SPMT), revealed at Bauma 2025. Designed for heavyduty operations across industries such as wind energy, aviation, and industrial relocations, the electric SPMT incorporates Scania’s electrification technology for superior torque, extended battery life, and rapid charging capabilities.
Adrian Zingan, Product Manager at Cometto, praised the partnership, noting that Scania’s reliable diesel power heritage is now matched by its cutting-edge electric technology. The first customer, global heavy-lifting leader Mammoet, is already lined up to receive its unit post-Bauma.
ENGINES IN-HOUSE HYBRID
Scania’s stand also showcased its complete in-house parallel hybrid solution, integrating an electric machine, inverter, batteries, internal combustion engine, and control systems. The hybrid setup allows seamless transitions between electric-only and hybrid modes, maximising flexibility for urban construction environments while extending operational range.
JLG LAUNCHES EC450AJ COMPACT BOOM LIFT
WHY GET IT?
LIGHTWEIGHT, ZERO-EMISSION ACCESS SOLUTION BUILT FOR TIGHT URBAN SITES AND LOWNOISE ENVIRONMENTS.
JLG Industries introduced its latest electric articulated boom lift, the EC450AJ Compact, during Bauma 2025. Designed for dense and congested job sites, the new boom lift measures just 2 metres wide and features true zero tail swing for optimal manoeuvrability in confined spaces.
The EC450AJ Compact is powered by 10kWh lithium-ion phosphate batteries, with an option to extend to 20kWh for longer run times. Designed with sustainability in mind, the batteries are intended to last the machine’s lifetime and are supported by a full warranty. Charging options include standard 230VAC 1-phase or optional 400VAC 3-phase chargers.
The boom lift also features a 4WD AC electric drive system with oscillating axle, enabling excellent rough-terrain performance and 45% gradeability. Key additions include a three-entry platform, optional lowlight visibility lighting system, 355° turntable rotation, and ClearSky SmartFleet™ telematics integration.
Nicola Sacchet, EMEAI Product Manager, commented: “The EC450AJ Compact demonstrates our commitment to matching the evolving demands of noisecontrolled and zero-emission job sites.”
SPECIFICATIONS
EC450AJ COMPACT
Width: 2m
Battery: 10kWh lithium-ion phosphate (expandable to 20kWh)
Gradeability: 45%
Turntable Rotation: 355°
Platform Capacity: 250kg
Charging: 230VAC 1-phase standard, optional 400VAC 3-phase
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CASE CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT AT BAUMA 2025 DEMONSTRATED ELECTRIFICATION, NEW TECHNOLOGY, AND A ROCK ‘N’ ROLL SPIRIT
CASE Construction Equipment invoked the rock gods as it made a powerful impact at Bauma 2025, unveiling its most ambitious and forward-looking portfolio to date. With electrification, remote operation, digitalisation, and a unique nod to rock music culture, CASE demonstrated how it is redefining the future of construction machinery. Through electrification, digital innovation, bespoke engineering, and a clear sense of identity, CASE Construction Equipment proved that its legacy is not just being preserved — it is being propelled into an exciting new era.
For instance, CASE signalled its commitment to sustainable construction with a range of new electric machines. The headline act was the CX210ZQ, a full-size electric excavator developed with MOOG. Equipped with a modular ZQUIP battery system, the CX210ZQ enables rapid battery swaps, ensuring
continuous operation even during the most demanding applications.
“The CX210 ZQ, built in cooperation with MOOG, is an example of a potential full-size electric excavator. Using an innovative zQuip modular battery system allows rapid battery swapping, to keep the excavator operate with minimal downtime and delivering powerful performances. This would allow operators to maintain working patterns throughout the day, boosting productivity on a range of job sites,” explained the company.
The company’s strategy focuses on actively integrating CNH recently acquired Hemisphere and Raven technologies into CASE equipment, and pursuing strategic partnerships as needed, with a focus on electrification, digitalization, and automation.
The company highlighted its commitment to delivering practical, future-ready machinery, as demonstrated by collaborations with companies like MOOG for advanced electric battery systems, and with partners like GRAVIS ROBOTICS for cuttingedge digitalisation and automation technologies,
including autonomous heavy vehicle development.
In the compact segment, the CX38D stood out with its precision-focused electro-proportional controls and Hemisphere’s GNSS-based tracking system, making it ideal for urban construction projects. The compact design allows for precise movement and great manoeuvrability in tight spaces, making it perfect for urban work. Electro-proportional auxiliary controls and Hemisphere Machine Guidance make the CX38D incredibly adaptable, ensuring a wide range of tasks can be tackled with ease and precision. The GNSS technology provides real-time positioning and machine tracking, helping optimise job progress and minimize material waste.
CASE’s electrification push extended to compact equipment as well, introducing a new range of Electric Mini Equipment offering zero emissions, instant torque, low noise levels, and up to eight hours of autonomy — a perfect fit for environmentally sensitive urban and indoor sites.
These machines provide the same high performance as their diesel counterparts, but with no tailpipe emissions, reduced noise and fast recharging
times. Electric drivelines provide instant torque, for superior operating power, with up to eight hours of autonomy. Fast-charging capabilities ensure all day productivity can be achieved. Electric machines can be operated in noise-sensitive zones, like residential areas, schools and hospitals and they can help customers to tap into new markets, qualifying for zero-emission tenders and earning environmental credits that enhance a business’s reputation. CASE also introduced new developments in its traditional heavy machinery line-up. The 421G and 1021G+ X-DRIVE Wheel Loaders offered enhanced operational smoothness, with the 1021G+ model featuring the new X-DRIVE CVT drivetrain, boosting fuel efficiency and adaptability across loading tasks.
The updated 580SV Evolution Backhoe Loader made its debut, blending power, precision, and operator comfort. Featuring Direct Drive transmission, Power Boost, Comfort Steer, and a redesigned, quieter cab with enhanced visibility, the 580SV Evolution addresses the real-world needs of modern jobsites: “The CASE 580SV Evolution backhoe loader is designed for customers who need power, speed, and precision in a compact, versatile package. Built for versatility and performance, it boasts advanced features that improve operator comfort and efficiency,” said the company.
The automatic Direct Drive transmission locks the power of the engine output
Through electrification, digital innovation, bespoke engineering, and a clear sense of identity, CASE Construction Equipment is advancing its legacy and being propelled into an exciting new era.
directly to the transmission, for increased gradeability and acceleration, while providing lower noise levels in the cab. A comfort steering system requires minimum operator effort, reducing fatigue over the working day. In addition, a new brake enabled idle function mirrors travelling with a cruise control system. The machine also features faster loader speed and new Power boost and Power lift functions, to maximise productivity. Improved radiator access allows easier cleaning and maintenance.
Impact: Pioneering Remote Operation
Perhaps the boldest concept presented by CASE was Impact, a fully electric compact wheel loader with no operator cab. Controlled remotely from a dedicated control lounge, Impact pushes the boundaries of safety, inclusivity, and jobsite innovation. Its real-time perception system and semi-autonomous digging and dumping capabilities showcased CASE’s vision of remote and automated construction solutions.
At the heart of the CASE stand was the “Tech Room,” an immersive showcase of the brand’s digital innovations. Visitors explored myCASEConstruction, an all-in-one digital platform and mobile app offering access to fleet data, service histories, documentation, and direct dealer communication. SiteConnect & Connect Center introduced advanced connected services delivering
remote diagnostics, predictive maintenance, and seamless service scheduling.
Special Applications Division
Through its Sampierana Special Applications Division, CASE reaffirmed its expertise in niche and challenging jobsite conditions. The CX135E XRD was introduced as the world’s most compact high-reach demolition excavator, capable of operating a 700kg attachment at 13 metres height. Alongside it, the CX24D with Two-Piece Boom offered increased lifting performance and reach without enlarging machine dimensions, underlining CASE’s strength in mini and midi excavator design.
Where Rock Meets Construction
In a creative blend of rock culture and heavy equipment, CASE unveiled a custom-designed SV340B Skid Steer Loader inspired by Metallica frontman James Hetfield. Featuring a unique grey camouflage and skull-and-wings motif reminiscent of Hetfield’s Snakebyte guitar and hot rod styling, the machine captured the imagination of visitors. The customdesigned skid steer loader follows the successful presentation of the first machine, TV450B, to James Hetfield in person at the YouTube Theatre in California, USA, at the Helping Hands charity concert, organised by the band’s All Within My Hands charitable foundation.
TOP OF THE PILE
TOPCON RETURNS TO BAUMA WITH A SLEW OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES READY FOR INFRASTRUCTURE CONTRACTORS
Topcon Positioning Systems has a longstanding reputation for innovation and technological excellence. Arguably the leader in precision measurement and workflow optimisation solutions for the construction, surveying, and infrastructure industries, the US company has earned a stellar reputation for supporting contractors worldwide in enhancing efficiency, accuracy, and profitability through cutting-edge technology solutions designed to tackle complex construction and infrastructure challenges.
From the turn of the year, Topcon Positioning Systems has announced significant expansions to its road construction portfolio ahead of Bauma 2025, highlighting innovations across road surface scanning, paving solutions, compaction technology, and strategic industry collaborations aimed at enhancing productivity, precision, and sustainability in construction projects.
Murray Lodge, Executive Vice President of Topcon Positioning Systems, emphasised the company’s
ongoing commitment to innovation, saying, “Topcon has a rich history of innovation, with its construction technology used globally to build and maintain roads, runways, and racetracks. We continue to strengthen our intelligent paving portfolio to meet evolving infrastructure demands and industry productivity needs. The latest solutions represent a significant step forward in addressing tighter specifications, margin pressures, and sustainability goals faced by contractors and municipalities.”
Paving the way
At bauma, Topcon will introduce the RD-M2 mobile LiDAR scanner, a significant advancement to its renowned SmoothRide solution. Designed to dramatically reduce the frequency and duration of road closures required for resurfacing projects, this advanced scanner enhances efficiency by rapidly capturing detailed road surface data. With improved satellite constellation tracking capability, the RD-M2 offers increased accuracy and flexibility on-site, enabling contractors to quickly and precisely assess road conditions, significantly reducing planning times and improving crew safety.
Further expanding its paving technology, Topcon
has launched the MC-Max Paving aftermarket solution. Previously developed exclusively for OEM CAN-based systems, the updated MC-Max solution is now universally compatible with major asphalt paver brands. It offers precise control over screed height, width, and steering, ensuring smoother, higher-quality paving results and reduced material waste. Built upon Topcon’s versatile MC-X machine control platform, contractors can easily customise the system to suit specific job-site requirements, providing both immediate benefits and scalable upgrades to enhance long-term project efficiency. In addition, Topcon’s new compaction solution for soil and asphalt has been engineered to deliver high-quality pavement layers consistently. Using real-time data collection and automation, the system optimises the compaction process by minimising variability and rework, thereby meeting stringent project specifications efficiently. Its user-friendly wireless Android interface and interchangeable positioning sensors — utilising GPS or robotic total station technology — offer contractors much needed flexibility on site. Additional features, such as temperature sensors and accelerometers, further enable operators to
manage compaction conditions effectively, ensuring optimal pavement quality and durability. Topcon Corporation recently entered into strategic agreements with FARO Technologies and Pix4D, significantly shoring up its capabilities in reality capture and photogrammetry. The collaboration with FARO integrates both companies’ strengths in laser scanning technologies, providing advanced reality capture tools for professionals in construction, surveying, mapping, architecture, forensics, building information modeling (BIM), and industrial plant applications. This partnership aims to deliver comprehensive and seamless solutions, leveraging the technological expertise of both Topcon and FARO to offer more robust and effective products to the industry.
“We believe our collaboration with Topcon is an exciting step in making FARO’s state-ofthe-art reality capture solutions more widely accessible,” said Peter J. Lau, FARO President and CEO. “With Topcon’s established distribution channels and expertise in delivering geospatial solutions, professionals around the world will have access to the best tools to enhance productivity, accuracy, and efficiency in their industries.”
Similarly, the agreement with Pix4D positions Topcon as an authorised distributor of Pix4D’s renowned photogrammetry software. Combining Pix4D’s photogrammetry expertise with Topcon’s precision geopositioning technology, construction and surveying professionals gain access to streamlined workflows for accurate, high-quality 3D mapping and modelling. This collaboration enhances project outcomes by improving data accuracy, reducing processing times, and ensuring seamless integration with existing surveying and construction workflows.
“The agreement on close collaboration with Topcon marks an important milestone in Pix4D growth strategy,” said Andrey Kleymenov, CEO at Pix4D. “A combination of precision positioning technology from Topcon and advanced photogrammetry and GeoFusion algorithms from Pix4D creates a powerful set of solutions for professionals in the utilities, infrastructure, and horizontal construction markets globally.”
New Product Launches
Further bolstering its product portfolio, Topcon has introduced the HiPer XR GNSS receiver, designed to deliver exceptional performance for surveying, mapping, and construction applications. The HiPer XR receiver supports all major satellite constellations, including GPS, GLONASS,
Galileo, and BeiDou, ensuring robust global coverage. Its advanced TILT compensation system features a calibration-free IMU, enabling accurate measurements even in challenging environments and positions. Coupled with sophisticated anti-jamming and anti-spoofing capabilities, the HiPer XR provides unmatched reliability, reducing downtime and ensuring consistent performance.
“It’s a powerful receiver in a compact and lightweight body, which makes it incredibly versatile, allowing for multiple configurations. It can be used as a base or rover or through an RTK correction service, such as Topnet Live. Its rugged, waterresistant construction ensures durability in harsh conditions, and with its anti-jamming and anti-spoofing capabilities, users can
is continuing to strengthen its intelligent paving portfolio to meet evolving infrastructure demands and industry productivity needs, says Murray Lodge, EVP,
count on highly reliable GNSS operations,” said Vince Banas, senior vice president of global engineering for Topcon.
“By combining our proven precise positioning technology with advanced GNSS resilience and a solid foundation of durability, quality, and reliability, we are helping professionals maintain productivity in the most challenging environments.”
Visitors at bauma were able to explore Topcon’s extensive demonstrations, featuring advanced earthmoving solutions such as the MC-Max excavator system, which offers automated control for tilt and slope, along with integrated weighing for precise earthmoving tasks. Road construction tech, including modular asphalt paving and milling solutions, and comprehensive surveying tools, such as the GT robotic total station, will also be prominently displayed.
With an enhanced product lineup and strategic collaborations, Topcon will be looking to convince visitors that is remains committed to advancing technological capabilities, improving productivity, and ensuring profitability for construction professionals worldwide. Attendees at bauma had the opportunity to experience the Capture Reality technology, which typifies this approach, comprising advanced laser scanning systems and software solutions designed to digitise construction environments effectively. Digital integration platforms like Aptix, Sitelink3D, and Topcon Tierra telematics will further showcase how construction workflows can be optimised towards complete automation. Finally, Topcon’s correction service, Topnet Live, demonstrates its crucial role in enabling realtime GNSS corrections to support various construction, surveying, and IoT.
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MAKANA’S GLOBAL AUCTION PLATFORM LET BUYERS CAN ACCESS REAL-TIME ANALYTICS, BID SMARTLY, AND TRACK MARKET TRENDS
Anew player has entered the heavy equipment market, aiming to bring greater transparency to machinery sales. Makana, an online marketplace for buying and selling heavy machinery, has officially launched, offering buyers detailed insights into equipment condition before purchase. The platform sets itself apart by providing UltraHD visuals, 360° machine views, and inspection reports covering over 75 key checkpoints.
every component in detail. From the interior to the undercarriage, engine, and hydraulic systems, every angle is accessible, making equipment evaluation more transparent and reliable than ever.
Buyers can access comprehensive details to make more informed decisions, eliminating uncertainty and reducing the risks often associated with used equipment purchases. By prioritizing clear and verified information, the makana. com team has raised our hopes to streamline transactions and build trust in the heavy machinery e-commerce sector. The high level of detail captured in the close-up views of an excavator listed on makana.com. Makana’s commitment to quality goes beyond other machinery marketplaces. What makes Makana stand out is that their e-commerce platform is a first of its kind, offering buyers ultra-HD visuals, 360° views, and a level of zoom-in clarity that makes inspecting machinery feel like a real-life experience.
The platform provides 360° machine views, and inspection reports covering over 75 key checkpoints 75
For buyers navigating the used heavy equipment market, trust is often the biggest challenge. Many platforms provide little insight into a machine’s actual condition, leaving buyers to take a leap of faith. Makana.com, the newly launched online marketplace, is changing that by offering fully inspected listings with detailed reports covering over 75 key checkpoints. From high-demand models like the Volvo EC550 excavator to the CAT D8T dozer, each machine on Makana.com undergoes a comprehensive evaluation. Inspection reports provide a deep dive into critical components, including the undercarriage, hydraulics, engine health, and oil analysis, ensuring that buyers have full visibility before making a purchase. By prioritizing transparency, Makana.com aims to build confidence in used machinery transactions and it’s not just about showcasing the machinery: "Makana has revolutionised the digital buying experience by introducing a global auction platform where buyers can access real-time analytics, bid smartly, and track market trends," says the company.
Buyers can navigate through Makana’s listings with full control, select a machine, rotate it in 360°,
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