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Faymonville Group Opens North American Hub in Little Rock

Writer: Meagan Wood
Meagan Wood
2 days ago
3 min read

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Faymonville Group has established Faymonville Group North America in Little Rock, Arkansas, creating a local sales and support hub for customers in the United States and Canada. The organisation covers the group’s four brands: MAX Trailer, Faymonville, Morello and Cometto. Its equipment portfolio spans configurable trailers, battery-electric industrial transporters and SPMTs, with payload offerings from 5 tonnes to 25,000 tonnes and beyond. The Little Rock hub provides vehicle sales, 24/7 service, genuine OEM spare parts and aftersales support.



One Local Point of Access


The new organisation gives North American customers a single local point of access to Faymonville Group’s trailer and transporter portfolio. Based in Little Rock, it brings the group’s four brands together under one regional organisation.


President Matthew Schattgen said the company aims to combine global manufacturing expertise with support tailored to the North American market.


“Our customers should not have to choose between global manufacturing expertise and local market support,” 

said Matthew Schattgen, President of Faymonville Group North America. He added that the transition should be barely noticeable to customers beyond the name of their supplier.


Four Brands Cover Heavy Transport Requirements


The organisation brings together equipment from MAX Trailer, Faymonville, Morello and Cometto, serving different payloads and transport applications.

  • MAX Trailer builds configurable trailers for payloads from 15 to 123 tonnes.

  • Faymonville offers single-drop, double-drop, highway and modular transport solutions from 20 to 500 tonnes.

  • Morello, which joined the group in early 2026, manufactures battery-electric industrial transporters for intralogistics applications, starting at 5 tonnes.

  • Cometto specialises in self-propelled modular transporters (SPMTs), with solutions for payloads of up to 25,000 tonnes and beyond, including equipment for shipyards and steel mills.


Together, the brands give the North American organisation a broad equipment range for heavy haulage, industrial manufacturing, energy, oil and gas, crane and construction applications.


Sales, Service and Parts Support


Faymonville Group North America’s Little Rock hub handles vehicle sales, 24/7 service, genuine OEM spare parts and aftersales support. The company says it has customers in nearly all 50 US states, as well as across Canada.


The new organisation is intended to connect the group’s manufacturing and product portfolio with local equipment access and support for North American operators.


About Faymonville Group


Faymonville Group is a manufacturer of specialised trailers and transport equipment for heavy haulage, industrial transport and project cargo. Its four brands MAX Trailer, Faymonville, Morello and Cometto cover configurable road trailers, modular transport systems, battery-electric industrial transporters and SPMTs. Across the portfolio, payload solutions range from 5 tonnes to 25,000 tonnes and beyond.


Faymonville Group North America is based in Little Rock and serves customers in the United States and Canada with vehicle sales, service, OEM parts and aftersales support.

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Frequently Asked Questions


Where is Faymonville Group North America based?

The organisation is headquartered in Little Rock, Arkansas, and serves customers in the United States and Canada.


Which brands are included in the North American organisation?

The organisation covers MAX Trailer, Faymonville, Morello and Cometto.


What equipment does the group offer?

Its portfolio includes configurable trailers, single-drop and double-drop trailers, highway and modular transport systems, battery-electric industrial transporters and SPMTs.


What payload ranges do the brands cover?

MAX Trailer offers equipment for payloads from 15 to 123 tonnes. Faymonville’s transport solutions range from 20 to 500 tonnes, while Morello’s battery-electric industrial transporters start at 5 tonnes. Cometto’s SPMTs handle payloads up to 25,000 tonnes and beyond.


What services are available through the Little Rock hub?

The hub handles vehicle sales, 24/7 service, genuine OEM spare parts and aftersales support.


Which industries does Faymonville Group North America serve?

The group says its North American customers work in heavy haulage, industrial manufacturing, energy, oil and gas, crane and construction sectors.

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