IC Staying Up - Sarens
IC50Staying upNow in its 22nd year, andafter yet another 12 monthsin a world of uncertainty,the IC50 ranking of theworld’s largest crane-owningcompanies has done well toonce again maintain healthygrowth. ICST reportsAmore modest but still healthy risethat characterises the 2017 IC50 was,perhaps, to be expected this year. Itfits with the fact that most of the major cranemanufacturers have had a poor couple ofyears in terms of new crane sales and thisis now reflected in the IC50. The total fleetcapability (IC Index) for this year’s top 100companies is up by 6.1 per cent. While this isjust over half the 11.1 % increase seen lastyear, which was very close to the 11.8 % of theyear before, it is still a healthy and positivegrowth figure.Also up this year among the top 100companies is the number of depots, by4 %, to 1,516 from 1457 in 2016. All the othernumbers are down, however, starting withthe number of employees, down 5 % from238,455 to 226,514 in the top 100. The numberNettle Crane Hire from India is one of17 new entries this yearAustrian specialist contractorFelbermayr moves up oneplace to 30 this yearof wheeled mobile cranes is down nearly 3 %from 25,652 to 24,910. Lattice boom cranesin the top 100 are down 1.9 % from 6,761to 6,635.Fewer wheeled mobile cranes in the top100 has been a trend for the last few years butagainst that there has usually been an increasein the number of crawler cranes. As the overallcapability of the top 100 is still up this meansthat there is a trend towards fewer but largercranes, probably both of wheeled mobile andlattice cranes, rather than just lattice cranesgetting bigger as in previous years.Who is whereSo, to the results: Mammoet is at numberone for the 22nd time. Some changes standout this year. Mammoet has increased its ICIndex but has fewer cranes: in each category,by 19 %; wheeled mobiles from 1,204 unitsto 975; and lattice cranes, from 341 to 275.Mammoet said it has invested steadily in alarger proportion of high capacity cranes.Spokesperson Theo Kroese commented, “Thisis a result of our investment and innovationpolicy, which takes long term trends intoaccount – such as a continuously growingglobal demand for higher capacity cranes – aswell as mid-term market conditions.”While Sarens, Lampson, Sanghvi and AllErection retain the same places as last yearin the middle of the top ten, there has beensignificant change elsewhere in the top 10.Maxim moves up one place to 4th in the tableINTERNATIONAL CRANES AND SPECIALIZED TRANSPORT JUNE 2017»13
IC5014RANK2017 2016 COMPANY NAMEBASEDDEPOTSAREA OFEMPLOYEES OPERATIONSENIOR CONTACT11 MammoetNetherlands905,000WorldwideJan Kleijn22 SarensBelgium904,195WorldwideWim Sarens34 Maxim Crane WorksUSA553,300WorldwideBryan Carlisle43 ALEUK401,800WorldwidePaul Sands55 Lampson InternationalUSA8300WorldwideWilliam Lampson66 Sanghvi MoversIndia301,800NationalPrajwal Kumar77 All Erection & Crane RentalUSA371,500ContinentalMichael Liptak812 Bigge Crane and RiggingUSA17932ContinentalWeston Settlemier98 Tat HongSingapore351,745WorldwideMichael Ng109 WeldexScotland2150WorldwideIain McGilvray1125 Buckner Heavy Lift CranesUSA5500WorldwideDoug Williams1213 Austria16655ContinentalChristian Prangl1310 Deep South Crane & RiggingUSA6600WorldwideMitch Landry1411 UAE8850WorldwideGeorge Koshy1521 Al FarisDubai, UAE62,650ContinentalHW Pinto1619 BMSDenmark22650WorldwideJens Enggaard1715 MICJapan12600NationalEikichi Oyama1814 Tiong Woon Crane and TransportSingapore111,070WorldwideMichael Ang Guan Hwa1926 Integrated LogisticsKuwait32,500ContinentalSaleh Al Huwaidi2017 Hovago CranesNetherlands220WorldwideDoron LivnatPranglAl Jaber Heavy Lift2116 Sinopec Heavy Lifting and TransportationChina7550WorldwideSun Xiaobo2218 Sarilar Heavy Lift & TransportTurkey8600WorldwideAyla Gürbüz Aslan2322 TNT Crane & RiggingUSA431,500ContinentalMike Appling2427 SOP&GRussia5700ContinentalIldar Akhmetov2524 Barnhart Crane and RiggingUSA451,200NationalAlan Barnhart2623 SchmidbauerGermany25550WorldwideWerner Schmidbauer2728 ABG Infralogistics (Starlog Enterprises)India24500NationalR.C. Swamy2829 WaselGermany15525ContinentalMatthias Wasel2930 NCSG Crane and Heavy HaulCanada261,002NationalTed Redmond3031 Felbermayr Transport und HebetechnikAustria481,500ContinentalHorst Felbermayr3132 Chu Kai Public CompanyThailand6580NationalThongchai Pairrungsri3233 EurogrùasSpain25994WorldwideAntonio Carrion Fernandez3335 Havator GroupFinland37600ContinentalJussi Yli-Niemi3438 PVE Cranes & ServicesNetherlands4130WorldwideJoost Bömer3544 JF LommaUSA8185WorldwideJames Lomma3637 W.O. GrubbUSA11375NationalWilliam Grubb3739 Uchimiya Transportation & EngineeringJapan5297NationalSeiji Tani3840 Consolidated Contractors Company (CCC)Greece4155,000WorldwideMaher Kabbani3941 UK321000NationalDerek Gow4042 Mediaco LiftingFrance601,600NationalAlexandre-Jacques Vernazza4136 Locar Guindaste e Transportes IntermodaisBrazil101,200NationalJulio Simões4247 Bragg Crane ServiceUSA14640NationalMike Roy4345 Asiagroup LeasingSingapore3500ContinentalJeffrey Poh4452 Aertssen KranenBelgium5n/sWorldwideManuel Aertssen45179 Tokyo JukiJapan11158WorldwideTaku Tsuruoka4646 Guay Inc.Canada20500NationalJean-Marc Baronet4755 Sims Crane and EquipmentUSA14480RegionalDean Sims4850 Sterett Crane & RiggingUSA8120NationalJonathan Spong4992 Chunjo ConstructionKorea17100WorldwideChang Hwan Jang5063 Chubu Kogyo (CKK)Japan14215WorldwideMasayuki ShimadaAinscough Crane HireINTERNATIONAL CRANES AND SPECIALIZED TRANSPORT JUNE 2017
IC50WHEELEDMOBILECRANESLATTICECRANESLARGEST CRANELARGESTCRANECAPACITYIC INDEX2017RANK2017JOB TITLEWEB SITEChief executive officerwww.mammoet.com975275PTC 200 DS5,0002,900,000 1Chief executive 2Chief executive officerwww.maximcrane.com2,789484Manitowoc 430AL.SK3505,0001,701,2004President and CEOwww.lampsoncrane.com73387Lampson LTL-30003,0001,248,8995Assistant vice presidentwww.sanghvicranes.com290300Terex Demag CC Manitowoc 21000907655,0917President and CEOwww.bigge.com627189Liebherr LR 1750/2750488,7718Chief executive officer - Asean www.tathong.com.sg185521Manitowoc ML750700483,6699Managing directorwww.weldex.co.uk0Chief executive officerwww.bucknercompanies.com 12126Liebherr LR 113501,350465,50010131Liebherr LR 11350-P1,815425,67711Managing directorwww.prangl.at19316Terex SL 3800650422,50012Vice presidentwww.deepsouthcrane.com20822VersaCrane TC-360002,268416,12713Business development director www.ajhl.com18586Terex CC 8800-1 7Liebherr LR 110001,000381,96815Chief executive officerwww.bms.dk38346Liebherr LR rex CC 8800-1 Boom Booster 1,60035191517Chief operating officerwww.tiongwoon.com218172Terex CC 8800-1342,52618Chief executive officerwww.integrated-me.com58893Terex CC 8800-1 Boom Booster 1,600321,98119President and founderwww.hovago.com16039Terex CC XCMG XGC 880004,000298,57521Executive memberwww.sarilar.com.tr23561Terex CC 6800-11,250281,87922Chief executive officerwww.tntcrane.com57051Liebherr LTM bherr LR 11350 Power Boom 1,350257,66024Chief executive officerwww.barnhartcrane.com40929Demag CC 4000 RL1,600248,64525Chief executive officerwww.schmidbauer-gruppe.com33010Liebherr LR 113501,350247,90026Project managerwww.abgworld.com15172Terex CC 68001,250211,23427Managing directorwww.wasel-krane.de19217Liebherr LG 1750750195,00028President and CEOwww.ncsg.com33640Liebherr LTM 11200.9-11,200192,32229Senior partnerwww.felbermayr.cc40333Liebherr LR mag CC iebherr LR 113501,350177,30132Chief executive officerwww.havator.com39851Terex CC 68001,250163,50033CEOwww.pvecranes.com497Liebherr LR nitowoc 18000 bherr LR 1750/2750149,89636General managerwww.uchimiya.co.jp9964Terex CC 68001,250146,07337Managerwww.ccc.me479197Terex CC 2200350134,98938Sales and marketing directorwww.ainscough.co.uk4504Liebherr LTM 1800 iebherr LG herr LR 1800800129,83241Executive vice presidentwww.braggcrane.com22631Liebherr LR 1750/2750128,27042192128Terex AC 10001,000127,73043Business development manager rex Superlift 3800650123,46644President and directorwww.tokyojuki.com3764Terex CC iebherr LTM 5731Kobelco 41Terex CC 2800-1600106,91048CEOwww.chunjo.com24959Manitowoc 310002,300106,84549President and directorwww.ckk-net.com11970Demag CC 8800-11,60098,30950INTERNATIONAL CRANES AND SPECIALIZED TRANSPORT JUNE 2017»15
IC5016RANK2017 2016 COMPANY NAMEBASEDDEPOTSAREA OFEMPLOYEES OPERATIONSENIOR CONTACT5151 Indonesia2508NationalLeonardy Tan5266 Sistem Crane Rental & Heavy HaulageTurkey3145WorldwideKemal Akinli5349 Vest KranNorway12100ContinentalMorten Martinessen54NEW Nordic Crane KynningsrudNorway14310ContinentalEirik Kynningsrud5553 Franz Bracht Kran-VermietungGermany16632NationalDirk Bracht5654 Gruas RoxuSpain6257WorldwideJosé Manuel García Suaráez5748 Hareket Heavy Transport and LiftingTurkey6380WorldwideYusuf Engin Kuzucu5859 Scott-Macon EquipmentUSA9200WorldwideRobert Dimmitt5956 FagioliItaly10630WorldwideFabio Belli6060 Johnson Crane HireSouth Africa12595NationalLalith Senarathne6161 Musselli (CST Consorzio Sollevamenti Trasporti)Italy30487ContinentalFerruccio Musselli6262 Avi CranesIsrael3310NationalEyal Kornblit63NEW Crane Norway GroupNorway4300NationalErik Andersen6464 Monadelphous GroupAustralia74,718NationalGarry Kearney6576 Jousai Transport & CraneJapan22365NationalIchiro Kurikawa6667 Marco Crane and RiggingUSA6187NationalDan Mardian6765 Antar Cranes ServicesSingapore5200ContinentalAndrew Tan6869 Beyel BrothersUSA8324LocalJoseph Beyel6975 H&E Equipment ServicesUSA322,035NationalCary Burr7070 Makro EngenhariaBrazil31,120NationalDavid RodriguesPT. Superkrane Mitra Utama7171 Japan30972NationalHiroki Yamada7273 FoselevFrance29430NationalChristophe Brière7358 Imperial Crane ServicesUSA7250WorldwideB.J. Bohne7472 Allegiance Crane & EquipmentUSA10375WorldwideJames Robertson7568 Dozier Crane & MachineryUSA333WorldwideDozier Cook7657 Mountain Crane ServiceUSA5197NationalPaul Belcher77NEW Barkat Cranes & Equipments Pvt LtdIndia4379NationalGagan Preet Singh Bedi7880 Stevenson Crane ServiceUSA3175WorldwideDonna Stevenson7974 Entrec CorporationCanada19550ContinentalJohn Stevens8077 Izmir VinçTurkey1n/aWorldwideBulent Kusgoz8178 McNally Crane Hire / WindHoistIreland6187WorldwideHugh McNally8290 Wagenborg NedliftNetherlands11482WorldwideAG Klijn83NEW Utility One SourceUSA261,000NationalFred Ross8482 Ring Power CraneUSA1080WorldwideDave Glass8583 Turner IndustriesUSA4563localJ. Michael Morain8684 Riga MainzGermany5158ContinentalJos Vogelzang8789 Ness Campbell CraneUSA9250RegionalJohn Anderson8886 CanibanoSpain6280WorldwideAngel Canibano8979 Irving EquipmentCanada12130NationalDavid Irving9087 Barcelona EquipmentUSA160RegionalBob Steiner91109 Northwest Crane ServiceUSA895NationalAndy Hodges92NEW Circle 8 Crane ServicesUSA6194RegionalBryan Ericson93107 Capital City GroupUSA5135NationalBrian Gibson9495 Kelley EquipmentUSA3n/sNationalDaniel Gold9593 Irga Lupercio TorresBrazil1268WorldwideLupercio Torres9694 Big Crane and Equipment RentalsThailand2373NationalAnanya Chatjuthamard97101 Gruas AguadoSpain10290WorldwideMario Aguado98NEW Denzai Holdings CorporationJapan11305WorldwideKohki Uemura99103 Southwest Industrial RiggingUSA4170NationalMike Madge10099 Digging and RiggingUSA6212LocalJames GregoryYoneharaINTERNATIONAL CRANES AND SPECIALIZED TRANSPORT JUNE 2017
IC50JOB TITLEWEB PACITYLARGEST CRANEIC INDEX2017RANK2017Engineering maintenancewww.superkrane.com10564Liebherr LR 175075095,27851General managerwww.sistemcrane.com3911Liebherr LR 175075094,85352Managing directorwww.vestkran.no5115Liebherr LG 17507509358753General managerwww.nckynningsrud.com21012Liebherr LG 17507508978054Managing directorwww.bracht-autokrane.de24222Liebherr LTM 175075088,93055Sole administratorwww.gruasroxu.com1625Liebherr LTM 112001,20085,25556General managerwww.hareket.com.tr3214Liebherr LG 175075079,85657Executive vice presidentwww.smequipment.com46556Terex AC 14014076,29058CEOwww.fagioli.com2210Liebherr LR 113501,35075,80059Managing directorwww.jch.co.za2683Liebherr LR 175075072,12860Presidentwww.musselli.it3000Demag AC 8008007110961Corporate CEOwww.avi-cranes.co.il8611Terex Demag CC 280060070,45562General managerwww.cranenorway.com11014Terex CC 3800-16507013363Heavy lift managerwww.monadelphous.com.au10920Manitowoc g AC towoc Grove GMK755045065,06466General managerwww.jpnelson.com.sg/antar4182IHI CCH280028064,89167Presidentwww.beyel.com11039Terex Demag AC 65065064,63568Senior VP of craneswww.he-equipment.com3870Grove RT915013661,25069Chief executive officerwww.makroengenharia.com.br32413Liebherr LTM 50Liebherr LTM rr LTM 1500-8.150058,84672President and CEOwww.imperialcrane.com19535Liebherr LTM 1500-8.150057,000737475President and CEOwww.allegiancecrane.com13114Terex AC 50050056,082President and ownerwww.doziercrane.com4166Liebherr LR rr LTM 1750-9.175052,74076Partner and joint chairmanwww.barkatworld.com307Liebherr LR Manitowoc 18000 Max-er75050,65878President and CEOwww.entrec.com16920Liebherr LR 175075048,81679n/swww.izmircrane.com2421Demag CC 2800-160046,86280Managing directorwww.cranehire-ireland.com325Liebherr LTM 11200-9.11,20045,08081Managing directorwww.wagenborg.com1095Liebherr LR 5Terex AC 2502504218083Vice presidentwww.ringpowercrane.com11026Manitowoc 1600040040,97184Executive vice presidentwww.turner-industries.com3612Demag TC 400065040,17685Senior project managerwww.riga-baumann.de682Liebherr LR bherr LTM ex Demag CC 480080037,50088General managerwww.irvingequipment.com10220Liebherr LR Tadano ATF e.com 304Liebherr LR com650Grove GMK755045032100President and CEOwww.ccgroup-inc.com8617Grove GMK755045032,092Chief executive officerwww.kelleyequipment.com5234Terex AC 500-250032,07794Presidentwww.irga.com.br1414Terex CC 280060032,01095General managerwww.bigcrane.co.th23342Tadano ATF400G-640031,92596Chief executive officerwww.gruasaguado.com22012Liebherr LR 11000100031,75097Executive directorwww.denzai-j.com15354LR 11350 P-180018003148398Vice presidentwww.swirusa.com808Grove rr LTM 1750-9.175031,002100INTERNATIONAL CRANES AND SPECIALIZED TRANSPORT JUNE 2017»17
IC50Tara Chand is anothernew entry from Indiathis year, in at 111as a result of major acquisition activity (seebelow). It displaces ALE from third place.The UK-based super heavy lift and transportspecialist has maintained the same fleet sizefor the last few years. Making a significantleap into the top ten at 8 is Bigge Crane &Rigging which moves up four places from12. Anyone who has tracked the number oforders and handovers of new equipment atthe last Bauma and ConExpo shows will beunsurprised by this increase.Bigge displaces Tat Hong from Singaporedown one at 9th with an IC Index 11.4 % lowerthan 2016. The knock-on effect of Bigge’sentry into the top ten is that Weldex movesdown one to tenth. Moving out of the topten to 13th is Deep South Crane & Riggingwhich, despite increasing its Index, addedless capacity than Buckner or Prangl aboveit. Buckner has made a huge leap, up to 11from 25, increasing its fleet capability by 73 %from 245,557 to 425,677. While it added fivewheeled cranes, the real increase was latticecranes up from 84 to 131 units. Prangl alsoincreased its capability by a significant 13 %.Another major mover was Al Faris in theMiddle East which boosted its fleet capabilityby 51 % from 252,741 to 381,968. Others wellon the up included BMS in Denmark, SOP&Gin Russia, Integrated Logistics in Kuwait, andAertssen Kranen in Belgium.New lookNow some data on the table overall this year.While we focus on the top companies therewere 196 entries in total. It was good to see 17new entries, six of them in the top 100.The highest two of the new entries were asTHE BASKET OF 10Our basket of 10 companies sample thatwe have been running since 2009 hasbeen seriously upset this year in that threeof the companies in it, Maxim, AmQuipand Essex, have become one, reducingthe sample to eight companies. Almosteverything that we usually measure isdown, including the number of depots, thenumber of employees, both crane typesand the total capacity of the largest cranes.One remaining figure, however, is up: thetotal IC Index of those ten companies is upby just over 3 %. Next year we plan to starta new sample.a result of one company, Nordic Crane Group,splitting into two in July 2016. The 50:50owners, Kynningsrud AS and StangelandGruppen AS, established Nordic Crane Groupin 2008 and doubled the Group’s turnoverbut they said that despite strong growth,synergies were not the way they wanted andgeographical distance contributed to the factthat Nordic Crane Group did not make thebest use of resources. Now in the IC50 thereis Nordic Crane Kynningsrud at 54 in the tableand Crane Norway Group at 63.»VISION BECOMES REALIT Y9HUVDWLOH VDIH DQG UHOLDEOH 1R PDWWHU ZKDW \RX KDYH WR PRYH \RX DUH DKHDG ZLWK YHKLFOHV RI WKH 7,, *URXS 7UXVW LQ XV t ZH DUH ORRNLQJ IRUZDUG WR IDFH \RXU FKDOOHQJHV WLL JURXS FRPINTERNATIONAL CRANES AND SPECIALIZED TRANSPORT JUNE 201719
IC50Other ownership changes since last yearhave had further impact on the table. Mostnotable is Maxim’s acquisition of major UScrane-owning companies ERC (Essex Craneand Coast Crane) from position 20 andAmquip, at 43, in last year’s table. Maximbought the Essex crawler crane fleet inSeptember 2016, followed by Coast Crane inApril 2017.In 2016 Maxim’s owner, investment groupBKL inGermany, at113 in the table,also has alarge fleet oftower cranesPlatinum Equity, sold it to Apollo Capitalwhich also acquired AmQuip and merged thetwo companies as Maxim. Back in 2009 bothAmQuip and Essex were up in the top 10 of theIC50 ranking.In the 2016 IC50 Maxim’s 2015 acquisitionof Crane Rental Corporation boosted its ICIndex but insufficiently to change its positionin the table. This year, however, the latestacquisitions, including the large fleet of highcapacity crawler cranes from Essex, accountsfor Maxim’s one place gain in the table.UK-based Hewden, at position 110 inthe 2016 table, has disappeared this yearfollowing its closure and fleet sell-off earlierin 2017. Way back in June 1995 HewdenStuart Crane Hire, as it was called then,appeared in the very first IC50 ranking, in10th place.Other than Hewden and the companiesmentioned above that have been acquired,another 25 companies from last year weredropped, almost all of them outside the top 100, because of insufficient data.NOTES FOR IC50Companies are ranked by their IC Index, calculated as the total maximum load momentrating, in tonne-metres, of all cranes in a fleet. All companies in the list, plus otherprospective ones, have the opportunity to supply fleet information and other data for inclusionin the ranking. Where companies supply the full data the figure used is calculated by them.In some cases, where little data is submitted, or is incomplete, we have based a company’sequipment fleet figure on ICST estimates. In cases of insolvency, acquisition, or a consistentlack of information, companies are withdrawn from the table.While we make great effort to ensure the accuracy of information provided, it cannot beguaranteed and IC accepts no liability for inaccuracies or omissions.The IC50 Index will next be updated in the first quarter of 2018. If you think your companyshould be included please contact ICST for an application form. Note that tower cranes arenot in the main IC50 table here as they will appear separately in the special IC Tower Indexin the September issue of IC. Similarly, specialized transport equipment is also in a separateranking, the IC Transport50, in the August issue of the magazine.WHY DOES A ‘REMOVE AND REPLACE JOB’MEAN LESS OUTAGE DOWNTIME?We know that downtime is the bane of plant management’sexistence. That’s why Barnhart has a team of Remove &Replace specialists and “cool tools” that reduce schedule,downtime, cost and most importantly – do so safely. Our Remove and Replace Team has developedspecialized strategies to remove and replaceequipment from the tightest spaces in your plant. We have created “cool tools” and techniques that canreduce a project’s schedule from weeks to days anddays to hours. Contact Barnhart for ‘Remove and Replace’ examplesthat prove how we reduce time and save money.20INTERNATIONAL CRANES AND SPECIALIZED TRANSPORT JUNE 2017
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