Hitachi Construction Machinery Americas
Hitachi Construction Machinery (HCM) wurde 1970 gegründet, als Hitachi, Ltd. seine Baumaschinenabteilung abspaltete. Derzeit umfasst die HCM-Gruppe 44 Unternehmen, die Kunden in der Schwerbaumaschinenindustrie umfassende Lösungen bieten. HCM wächst weiterhin als ein starkes, globales, wettbewerbsfähiges Unternehmen. Im Jahr 2010 wurde ein Joint Venture mit der Hitachi Construction Machinery Group und Kawasaki Heavy Industries eingegangen, um den weltweiten Umfang der Radlader-Produktlinie weiterzuentwickeln. Diese Partnerschaft kombinierte die riesigen technologischen und Fertigungsressourcen von Kawasaki Heavy Industries und der Hitachi Construction Machinery Group. Diese Anstrengungen haben zu einem sehr produktiven, zuverlässigen und kostengünstigen Produkt geführt. Im Jahr 2015 kaufte Hitachi Construction Machinery 100% der Aktien der KCM Corporation und wandelte sie in die KCMA Corporation um. 2018 übernahm HCM die Leitung und wandelte die KCMA Corporation in Hitachi Construction Machinery Loaders America Inc. um. Dadurch bekräftigte das Unternehmen sein Engagement für den nordamerikanischen Markt, indem es die Radlader-Linie der HITACHI-Marke einführte und Teileverfügbarkeit, ein Programm für den Austausch von Bauteilen, Schulungsprogramme für Kunden und Händler sowie eine breite Palette von Dienstleistungen und Programmen anbot. Hitachi Construction Machinery hat Hitachi Construction Machinery Loaders America, Inc. inzwischen am 1. Oktober 2021 in Hitachi Construction Machinery Americas Inc. umbenannt, um die erweiterten Funktionen und Befugnisse der Tochtergesellschaft in der nord-, zentral- und südamerikanischen Region widerzuspiegeln. Mit Produktionsstätten in Banshu, Japan; Ryugasaki, Japan und Newnan, GA verfügt Hitachi Construction Machinery Americas Inc. über die Erfahrung und Technologie zur Konstruktion, Entwicklung, Herstellung und Wartung Ihres nächsten Radladers. Das Team von Hitachi Construction Machinery America Inc. konzentriert sich auf Radlader.
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