Fagioli Denzai Signing Ceremony The signing ceremony on 13 May at the Breakbulk Europe show. From left: Cristiano Cavallini, Cristina Ghillani, Paola Bisi and Fernando Bertoni at Fagioli; Kohki Uemura, CJ Lee, Ireneusz Kopka and Halyna Kukoba from Denzai. Photo: Denzai

Lifting and heavy transport specialists Fagioli and Denzai have signed an agreement to collaborate on projects around the world.

The deal “…will enable both companies to jointly pursue project opportunities while strategically sharing equipment, expertise, and other operational resources to enhance efficiency and expand global service capabilities,” Denzai said.

Kohki Uemura, CEO at Japan-headquartered Denzai and Fernando Bertoni, CEO at Italy-based Fagioli, signed the agreement in a ceremony on 13 May.

Client benefits

Commenting on the move Kohki Uemura said, “We believe that our business alliance with Fagioli, one of the world’s leading heavy transport companies, will create new value that contributes to greater efficiency in our clients’ projects around the globe. Fagioli has a strong business presence in the United States, Europe, and Australia. This partnership offers geographical advantages, and we believe it will generate synergies through the sharing of both companies’ customer networks.”

For his part Fernando Bertoni said, “The fundamental benefit of this partnership is for our present and future customers. For select projects, they will gain access to the best of both worlds: Denzai’s cranes, expertise, and resources across Asia and the Middle East, and Fagioli’s heavy lifting, transport and engineering experience in Europe and North America.”

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