Hareket Wins $2.5m Heavy Transport and Crane Contract

Hareket has signed a USD 2.5 million agreement to provide heavy transport and crane rental services for projects in Kazakhstan and the United Arab Emirates. The Turkish heavy lifting and project transport specialist disclosed the new agreement through Turkey’s Public…

Lena Johnson1 min read
Hareket Wins $2.5m Heavy Transport and Crane Contract
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Hareket has signed a USD 2.5 million agreement to provide heavy transport and crane rental services for projects in Kazakhstan and the United Arab Emirates.

The Turkish heavy lifting and project transport specialist disclosed the new agreement through Turkey’s Public Disclosure Platform (KAP) on 11 November 2026.

According to the company, the contract covers both heavy transport operations and crane rental services across projects being carried out in the two countries.

Hareket has not disclosed the identity of the client, the individual projects involved, the loads to be transported or the crane capacities that will be deployed.

The company said the new agreement is expected to have a positive impact on its revenue.

Hareket already maintains operations in both markets. Its activities cover engineered heavy transport, heavy lifting, crane rental and project logistics for sectors including energy, infrastructure and industrial projects.

The company operates a substantial heavy-lift crane fleet ranging from smaller mobile and rough-terrain units to large crawler cranes, alongside specialised equipment for abnormal-load transport.

The USD 2.5 million agreement further expands Hareket’s project activity across Central Asia and the Middle East, two regions where the company has developed an established operational presence.

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