Hiab, part of Cargotec, has signed a strategic HIAB loader cranes dealer agreement with Ring Power Utility | Truck | Crane in the US. The agreement comprises HIAB loader cranes, as well as services.
Founded in 2008, Ring Power Utility | Truck | Crane has grown into a leader in utility equipment, vocational trucks, and cranes, offering top-tier products from world-class brands and delivering innovative solutions, exceptional service, and lasting value through 11 U.S. locations.
The addition of HIAB equipment to Ring Power Utility | Truck | Crane’s portfolio marks a significant milestone for both companies. “This partnership represents an exciting new chapter,” says Mike Beauregard, SVP, Director of Utility | Truck | Crane. “By combining HIAB’s industry-leading products with our strong salesforce, established network, and unwavering commitment to customer satisfaction, we’re confident in a bright future together.”
Hiab loader cranes are known and respected in the US for their high quality, reliability and industry’s best-in-class safety features. Hiab has an unparalleled service network that provides over 700 service points across the country.
“Hiab is looking for future growth, and an important part of that is to further expand our leading position in the growing North American markets. The cooperation that we now embark on with Ring Power Utility | Truck | Crane will greatly support our ambitions in this,” says Pauliina Kunvik, SVP Sales & Services, Hiab USA. “Ring Power Utility | Truck | Crane is strategically very well positioned in the US and their sales and services organisations are well-known for their enthusiasm and expertise.”
“The geographical coverage of Ring Power Utility | Truck | Crane is excellent and from Hiab growth point of view very attractive. Both teams Ring Power and Hiab show a 100 percent commitment to the cooperation, and are excited to head towards joint growth together,” says Bob Cannady, VP Sales, Hiab US.
Source: hiab.com
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