Raimondi Names Roland Trading Terex Rough Terrain Agent in Bulgaria

The agreement comes with an order for one TRT 50 and two TRT 100 cranes, and two of them are headed for a Bulgarian highway project

Raimondi is taking its newly acquired Terex rough terrain crane line further into Eastern Europe. The group has named Roland Trading Ltd. as official agent for Bulgaria, and sealed the appointment with an order: one TRT 50 and two TRT 100 rough terrain cranes, effective immediately.

Terex Rough Terrain is now part of Raimondi, which has acquired select Terex lifting brands, including Terex Tower Cranes and Terex Rough Terrain Cranes. The appointment, announced on 10 November from Crespellano, Italy, fits the group’s strategy of expanding its European dealer network through experienced local partners that can offer commercial, technical and after-sales support close to the customer.

A partner that already knows the brand

Roland Trading brings several years of experience with the Terex brand. It sells equipment, supplies spare parts and provides technical service across construction machinery, including mobile and rough terrain cranes, as well as material handling solutions. Its customers span construction and critical infrastructure, manufacturing, recycling and port operations, and its team of engineers and technicians provides onsite maintenance and assistance throughout Bulgaria.

Stephan Wijkmans, Area Manager, Rough Terrain Cranes at Raimondi Group, points to that background:

“Roland Trading’s longstanding experience with the Terex RT brand, established customer relationships and nationwide service capabilities provide a strong foundation for developing the Bulgarian market and delivering reliable support to customers throughout the lifecycle of their equipment.”

Two cranes, one highway job

The first order already has a destination. Svetlana Mitcheva, General Manager of Roland Trading, says that the two TRT 100 units will be deployed on a Bulgarian highway construction project, which she presents as proof of the range’s suitability for infrastructure work.

“For us, the Terex Rough Terrain portfolio represents an opportunity to offer customers lifting equipment with an established European manufacturing heritage and a product range suited to demanding construction applications.”

Mitcheva also named the TRT35, TRT50 and TRT100 among the models that offer valuable solutions for local construction requirements, and said Roland is confident of further developing the partnership and widening its offer.

Raimondi, headquartered in Milan and founded in 1863, says it has delivered more than 17,000 cranes worldwide. It operates under Arada Industries, part of Arada Group.

Raimondi Names Roland Trading Terex Rough Terrain Agent in Bulgaria published on The HeavyQuip Magazine.