Ten years after launching operations in Bawal near New Delhi, TII India Pvt. Ltd. has grown into a major manufacturing and engineering hub for the TII Group, producing modular heavy transport systems for global infrastructure, energy and industrial projects.

Palfinger will supply 35 PF 200 fully electric offshore cranes for the Formosa 4 offshore wind farm in Taiwan, supporting Siemens Energy 14 MW turbines.

Faymonville WingMAX trailers and Cometto BladeMAX1000 systems are supporting blade transport for the Uiseong Hwanghaksan wind farm project in South Korea.

Boom Logistics has taken delivery of four new 70 metre Bronto S70XR truck mounted lifts as part of its Asset Regeneration programme, responding to growing demand for high-reach platforms across Australia.

Liebherr has secured an agreement to deliver a BOS 45000 heavy-lift offshore crane to Eunsung O&C Co., Ltd. in South Korea. The crane will be installed on the jack-up barge VEGA to support offshore wind turbine installation and maintenance operations across Asia.

Two workers were critically injured in Bangkok after the jib of a tower crane collapsed onto a construction site near Terminal 21 in the Asok district. Investigators are examining whether luffing ropes or pendant lines failed during the incident.

Two workers were killed in Trang, Thailand, after a Genie Z-80/60 boom lift fell through a collapsing concrete floor during renovation work at a municipal stadium gymnasium. Investigators are expected to examine structural loading and floor beam failure.

A 32-year-old worker was fatally injured in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, when a spider lift overturned during travel while being remotely operated for sign installation preparation. The incident occurred on Jalan Perak and involved a 17-metre Zoomlion ZX27AE. Authorities have launched a full investigation into permitting, equipment ownership, and operating conditions.

A rough terrain crane overturned during setup near the Pamban Bridge in southern India while preparing to dismantle an old railway structure leading to Pamban Island. The crane, a well-used TIL model owned by rental company SRI Gemini, reportedly overturned after the ground gave way. No serious injuries were reported.

Two fatal gantry crane collapses in Thailand occurred within 24 hours on major infrastructure projects in Nakhon Ratchasima and Samut Sakhon Province. The incidents, which killed at least 34 people, have prompted investigations into construction safety, crane operations, and oversight on high-risk transport corridors.

A 66-year-old man died after a mobile crane overturned at the Jamsil Bridge southern terminal interchange construction site in Seoul. The incident involved a 30–35-tonne crane, and emergency services spent more than two and a half hours extracting the victim. A stop-work order has been issued, and the Seoul Regional Employment and Labour Office has launched an investigation into the cause.

A new ship-to-shore crane collapsed at Tuas Port in Singapore on June 15 while being delivered to a non-operational berth. The incident involved a Sany STS crane and appears to show the front legs giving way as the crane came ashore. No injuries or fatalities were reported. PSA and the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore are jointly investigating the incident.

A worker died following a crane maintenance accident on May 27, 2025, at Samsung Heavy Industries’ Geoje shipyard in South Korea. The incident occurred during repair work on a monorail crane and involved a secondary subcontractor. Authorities are investigating whether the case qualifies as a “serious disaster” under South Korea’s Serious Accident Punishment Act, highlighting contractor oversight and crane maintenance safety risks.

A crane collapsed from the 22nd floor of a high-rise construction site in eastern China during dismantling operations, narrowly missing a worker on the ground. The incident, which resulted in minor injuries and no fatalities, is under investigation by authorities examining dismantling procedures, mechanical integrity, and regulatory compliance. The near-miss highlights safety risks during crane disassembly in dense urban environments.

A Zoomlion mobile crane suffered a boom failure while lifting a large column, with the boom bending and snapping near the heel pin area. Limited information is available regarding crane configuration, load details, and operating conditions. While the cause has not been confirmed, the incident highlights the importance of structural inspection, lift planning, and adherence to operational limits during heavy lifting operations.

A fatal tower crane collapse has been reported at a construction site in China after a crane fell backward onto a second crane. Video footage shows the crane was not lifting at the time of the incident. The boom and operator’s cabin were destroyed. While it has been reported that an operator died, details regarding the crane model, site conditions, and cause remain unconfirmed.

An STS crane collapsed at Keelung Port’s Pier 20 on October 14 after a heavy-load vessel delivering a new BC-207 STS crane collided with an existing onshore crane. The incident occurred during crane delivery operations for China Container Terminal Corporation. No injuries were reported, though several containers were damaged. Authorities and insurers are investigating the collision and site conditions.