Palfinger opens sales and service hub in Madrid

Palfinger Ibérica hub Covering 22,000 square metres, the new facility in Madrid comsolidates sales, service, mounting, logistics and spare parts under one roof. (Image: Palfinger).

Palfinger has invested around €20 million to strengthen its presence in Spain and Portugal new hub.

The new 22,000 square metre Sales & Service Hub in Madrid, brings sales, service, logistics and spare parts operations together at a single location. Increasing the number of mounting lines from 10 to 16, the facility is designed to meet market demand with the consolidated setup providing direct access to commercial, technical and service know-how.

Palfinger Ibérica hub (Image: Palfinger).

It also incorporates renewable energy systems, energy-efficient windows, intelligent lighting and automated climate control.

“We strongly believe in the long-term potential of Spain and Portugal, “said Andreas Klauser, CEO of Palfinger. “The new sales and service Hub in Madrid is much more than a new facility. It reflects our commitment to growing together with our customers, strengthening our local presence and creating the foundation for the next decade of success throughout the Iberian market,”

Representing Palfinger’s motto of Building the Future Together with customers and partners, commented Jörg Schopferer, managing director of Palfinger Ibérica, “Today’s opening reflects what we have achieved together over the past ten years. The integrated setup at the Madrid hub brings key functions together and expands our mounting capacity, supporting collaboration across teams and enabling more efficient processes.

“It takes our operational performance to the next level and helps us deliver the quality and reliability our customers expect.”

Palfinger Ibérica hub The inauguration took place in the presence of customers and partners. (Image: Palfinger).
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