ALE goes it alone in Canada | Crane Plus
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ALE has ended its Canadian joint venture with Roll-Lift and established its own Canadian operation.
The company set up the joint venture with Roll-Lift Canada in 2012, and has operated as ALE Roll-Lift Canada since then.
The company set up the joint venture with Roll-Lift Canada in 2012, and has operated as ALE Roll-Lift Canada since then.
It has now decided to move forward on its own, and says that it plans to focus more on large, long term projects in the country. Based in Edmonton, Alberta, it also has branches in Calgary, Toronto and Montreal with a specialist team of experts and project managers.
ALE Canada president Bas Bronder said: “Over the last five years the joint venture has played a strategic role in establishing the ALE name in the competitive Canadian heavy lift market. We recognise the potential opportunities within the country and are excited to offer ALE’s services. With dedicated offices across Canada, we can not only increase our presence nationwide, but demonstrate our continued commitment and enhance our overall service offering to our local clients in the region.”
ALE goes it alone in Canada. We publish all the latest information from this industry. Read full news
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