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Konecranes plc
Finnish crane manufacturer; #2 RTG supplier globally (~27% 2024 delivery share). Absorbed Terex's Material Handling & Port Solutions division (Demag brand) in 2017 for €1.3B. Also operates Konecranes Nuclear Equipment & Services (KNES) in New Berlin, Wisconsin — leading supplier of lifting equipment for US nuclear weapons complex, DOE, DOD, and US Navy (600+ navy cranes). $46.75M contract for 175-ton portal crane at Norfolk Naval Shipyard (2024).
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Konecranes Hyvinkää HQ & Manufacturing →
FIUusimaa · manufacturing
Corporate HQ and component manufacturing (gears: ~5,000/year). Design and engineering center for RTG cranes. RTG final assembly likely modular at customer sites or regional partners; specific Konecranes RTG final assembly plant not confirmed in public sources.
Konecranes US Manufacturing Network - Ohio/Virginia/Wisconsin →
USUS expansion network in development; targets full STS crane production 2026-2027; strategic pivot to capture US port orders diverted from ZPMC
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Industrial Cranes
40%Port Cranes
30%Nuclear and Government
20%Service and Maintenance
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Did you know2024
Konecranes Nuclear Equipment & Services (KNES), based in New Berlin, Wisconsin, is the leading worldwide supplier of lifting equipment for the US nuclear weapons complex (DOE sites), nuclear power industry, and US Department of Defense — including over 600 cranes delivered to the US Navy. In 2024, Konecranes Nuclear won a $46.75 million contract to design, fabricate, and install a 175-ton heavy-lift portal crane at Norfolk Naval Shipyard, a facility that services nuclear-powered warships. The same Finnish company competing with ZPMC for commercial RTG contracts at container ports is simultaneously the primary crane supplier to the US nuclear weapons complex and naval shipyard infrastructure.
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