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Mar 23, 2023ACQUISITIONJapan
Sumitomo Heavy Industries acquires remaining 34% of HSC from Hitachi Construction Machinery
Sumitomo Heavy Industries (SHI) acquired the remaining 34% of shares in Sumitomo Heavy Industries Construction Cranes (HSC) from Hitachi Construction Machinery, making HSC a wholly owned subsidiary. The acquisition was effective December 31, 2022.
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Jan 5, 2022EXPANSIONLexington, Kentucky, United States$9.00Mops 5 Jan 2022
Link-Belt Cranes completes $9M warehouse expansion in Lexington
Link-Belt Cranes completed a $9-million warehouse expansion at its parts distribution center in Lexington, Kentucky, adding 60,000 sq.-ft. of space, bringing total parts space to 132,000 sq.-ft.
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Oct 17, 2017CONTRACTKentucky, United States$121.9M
Link-Belt Cranes awarded $122M contract for construction equipment
Link-Belt Cranes was awarded a maximum $121,890,993 fixed-price contract by the Defense Logistics Agency for commercial construction equipment. The five-year contract has no option periods and performance location is Kentucky.
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Site	Largest	Latest
Lexington, United States	$9.00M	2022-01-05

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