Tadano Donates a mobile crane to Turkey and Syria
- Meagan Wood
- Apr 5, 2023
- 3 min read
Updated: Dec 27, 2025
30-Second Takeaway
Following the devastating February 2023 Turkey–Syria earthquake, Tadano Ltd. donated an ATF 50G-3 all-terrain crane to support reconstruction efforts in Turkey. Delivered through long-standing distributor ENKA Pazarlama, the compact and highly maneuverable crane is helping authorities restore damaged infrastructure and accelerate recovery in hard-hit areas. The donation underscores Tadano’s long-term commitment to disaster response, safety, and global community support.
TADANO DONATES ALL TERRAIN CRANE TO SUPPORT RECONSTRUCTION AFTER THE TURKEY-SYRIA EARTHQUAKE
On February 6, 2023, a massive earthquake near the border between southern Turkey and Syria killed more than 50,000 people. The devastating consequences of this earthquake have caused great consternation at Tadano. We would like to express our heartfelt sympathy to those affected by the disaster and our appreciation to all those who are working hard for recovery and reconstruction.
Tadano Ltd. has decided to donate an ATF 50G-3 all terraincrane to the Turkish government to help in the ongoing recovery and reconstruction efforts in the affected areas of the Turkey-Syria Earthquake. The crane will be delivered through ENKA Pazarlama Ihracat Ithalat A.Ş., a distributor of Tadano products and services based in Istanbul, Turkey.The company will serve as the point of contact for the donation and will provide free transportation within Turkey, commissioning after arrival, and operational training.
The ATF 50G-3 all terrain crane donated is a compact model and is able to manage the kind of rough roads that can be expected in the disaster-stricken area. It is a small, maneuverable type of crane, and we believe that this crane will make a wide contribution to the ongoing restoration and reconstruction of the affected areas.
Tadano has built a close business relationship with Turkey over many years. We hope that this crane will help the local rehabilitation and reconstruction activities proceed quickly and safely.
About Tadano Ltd.
Tadano Ltd. is a global leader in lifting solutions, headquartered in Japan, with more than 70 years of experience designing and manufacturing mobile cranes. Tadano’s product portfolio includes all-terrain, rough-terrain, truck-mounted, lattice boom crawler, and telescopic crawler cranes, serving construction, infrastructure, energy, and industrial markets worldwide.
Tadano is widely recognized for its engineering quality, safety-focused design, and commitment to corporate responsibility. Beyond supplying lifting equipment, the company actively supports disaster recovery, humanitarian efforts, and community resilience initiatives in regions affected by natural disasters.
Through a global network of subsidiaries and distributors, Tadano delivers equipment, parts, service, and training to customers across Europe, the Americas, Asia, and the Middle East.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What crane did Tadano donate for earthquake recovery?
Tadano donated an ATF 50G-3 all-terrain crane, a compact and versatile model well suited for damaged infrastructure and rough terrain.
Who received the donated crane?
The crane was donated to the Turkish government to support ongoing recovery and reconstruction efforts.
Who coordinated delivery and support in Turkey?
Tadano’s long-time Turkish distributor, ENKA Pazarlama Ihracat Ithalat A.Ş., coordinated transportation, commissioning, and operator training at no cost.
Why was the ATF 50G-3 selected?
Its compact size, maneuverability, and ability to operate on damaged roads make it ideal for disaster recovery and urban reconstruction environments.
How will the crane be used?
The crane will support rebuilding efforts by lifting materials, assisting infrastructure repair, and enabling safe reconstruction in affected regions.
Does Tadano have a history of supporting disaster recovery?
Yes. Tadano has a strong record of supporting humanitarian and disaster-response initiatives, working with governments and partners to provide equipment and expertise when needed.
