SENNEBOGEN

Molson Green, the specialist recycling and material handling division of Molson Group, has expanded its agreement with Sennebogen to supply scrap metal and port handling machines throughout the UK. This expands their existing distribution rights from waste, timber and demolition sectors.

Termelés-Logistic-Centrum (TLC), a subsidiary of German Sennebogen, laid the cornerstone of a 10 billion forint (EUR 30 million) plant in Litér, Hungary, creating 80 jobs. Production is expected to start at the end of 2020.

Ward, a Derbyshire-based metal recycling firm, invested £500,000 in a new Sennebogen 840 material handler at its Immingham site to increase metal processing capacity and speed up container loading.

TLC Kft., part of the German Sennebogen group, is building a new plant in Litér, Hungary, investing over EUR 30 million in capacity expansion and machinery modernization, creating 80 new jobs. The plant will focus on welded heavy steel structural component production.

Termelés-Logistic-Centrum (TLC), a subsidiary of Sennebogen, is investing EUR 30.8 million in a 29,000 sqm factory in Litér, Hungary, to produce steel parts for material handling equipment. The factory will create 80 jobs and is expected to be finished by summer 2020.

SENNEBOGEN has inaugurated a 375,000 sq ft expansion at its Straubing 2 plant in Lower Bavaria, Germany, adding production and warehouse space. The expansion took two years to complete.