Annual rank67
Finland · Industrials
Konecranes
Provides maintenance, equipment, software and services for industrial cranes, hoists, manufacturing operations, ports and container handling.
FY2022–FY2025
FY2022–FY2025
FY2022–FY2025
current context only
Company profile
Industrial lifting, warehouse automation and port equipment backed by lifecycle service
Konecranes connects industrial cranes, hoists and warehouse automation with container-handling equipment and lifecycle service. Industrial Equipment builds lifting systems, Industrial Service maintains Konecranes and third-party assets, and Port Solutions supplies machinery, software and automation. The result is a portfolio that can move material from a workstation or factory store to a container yard, then use equipment and service data to plan maintenance throughout the asset's working life.
Industrial lifting
A product ladder runs from compact hoists to 500-ton process cranes
The D-series electric chain hoist covers loads from 80 kg to 5,000 kg. The S-series pairs synthetic rope with tilted-drum and offset-reeving geometry, while software options include Hook Centering, Snag Prevention and Follow Me. At the heavier end, a SMARTON open-winch crane can lift up to 250 tons on one trolley or 500 tons on two. These are distinct platforms rather than one generic crane range.
- Open the D-series chain hoist An 80-5,000 kg modular hoist for workstations, jib cranes and overhead cranes
- Explore the S-series overhead crane Synthetic rope, offset reeving and integrated Smart Features
- Inspect the SMARTON platform Open-winch process lifting with one- or two-trolley configurations
- Compare Smart Features Software functions for sway, snag, positioning and protected areas
- ▶ VideoWatch industrial-crane technology Official English overview of mechanical, control and digital features
Ports and terminals
Hardware, controls and software meet in the container yard
Port Solutions spans ship-to-shore cranes, rubber-tired gantries, straddle carriers, lift trucks and automated yard systems. The E-Hybrid RTG combines cable-reel or busbar electricity with onboard batteries so terminals can keep operating through power interruptions. At Lamong Bay's 2015 inauguration, Konecranes reported providing 10 ship-to-shore cranes, 20 automated stacking cranes, five straddle carriers, Remote Operating Stations, machine vision and Active Load Control, while hand-over of the automated container blocks was still proceeding.
- Map the container-handling portfolio Quayside, yard, horizontal-transport and automated equipment families
- Open the RTG product range Diesel, hybrid, electric and automated rubber-tired gantry configurations
- See how the E-Hybrid RTG works Grid supply plus onboard batteries for electrification with blackout resilience
- Read the Lamong Bay inauguration Equipment scope and automated-block hand-over status in the 2015 release
- ▶ VideoWalk around an electric reach stacker Official English product film from controls and charging to load handling
- ▶ VideoWatch predictive service for port cranes Official English film covering RTGs, RMGs and mobile harbor cranes
Warehouse automation
Agilon turns small-parts storage into a traceable production flow
Agilon stores parts vertically, brings requested items to user access points and records transactions with user, time and date data. Its software can connect material movements with enterprise systems, conveyors and mobile robots. At the issuer's Demag configure-to-order hoist assembly, Konecranes reports 90% on-site availability of small parts and 95% faster picking. Separately, external customer ABB Distribution Solutions reports a 30-40% improvement in picking efficiency within final assembly.
- See how Agilon works Vertical storage, access control, item tracking and scalable material flow
- Open the Agilon software layer Inventory data, integrations and material-flow orchestration
- Demag: 90% on-site parts availability An internal group application that also reports 95% faster picking
- ABB DS: 30-40% picking-efficiency gain Agilon, mobile robots and light-guided picking within final assembly
- ▶ VideoWatch Agilon inside Demag Official English application film showing storage and line-side picking
Lifecycle service
The service relationship is not confined to Konecranes-built equipment
Around half of the Industrial Service agreement base consists of non-Konecranes-branded cranes and hoists. The current global service framework presents three programs: CONDITION for inspections and condition information, CARE for preventive maintenance, and COMMITMENT for on-site maintenance with dedicated personnel. TRUCONNECT collects condition, usage and operating data; the Konecranes Portal combines it with findings, service history and risks. Repairs, retrofits, modernizations and parts extend the relationship beyond scheduled inspection.
- Understand the all-makes service model Business-area structure, installed-base reach and equipment-service synergies
- Compare the three service programs CONDITION, CARE and COMMITMENT, culminating in dedicated on-site maintenance personnel
- Explore TRUCONNECT monitoring Condition, usage, alerts and predictive-maintenance inputs
- Open the Konecranes Portal Fleet, inspection, service, risk and remote-monitoring information
- Follow the full lifecycle offer Inspection, repair, retrofit, modernization, parts and replacement
Official profile sources: Business Areas | Konecranes · Mergers & Acquisitions | Konecranes · At a glance | Konecranes
Current 2026 update
What has changed in 2026?
H1 2026 · 24 July 2026
H1 2026latest official update
4company-specific highlights
−11%2026 stock return · context only
Order intake
H1 order intake increased 6.9% to EUR 2,307.0 million.
Net sales
H1 net sales decreased 5.3% to EUR 1,927.4 million.
Comparable EBITA
H1 comparable EBITA fell 9.3% to EUR 235.2 million, while its margin narrowed to 12.2% from 12.7%.
Free cash flow
H1 free cash flow fell 91.9% to EUR 14.4 million from EUR 177.1 million.
Official 2026 sources: Konecranes Plc's Half-year financial report, January-June 2026: Strong orders in the second quarter · 24 July 2026
Annual record
Ranking history
Future editions add rows; they do not rewrite the 2026 record.
| Edition | Measurement period | Rank | Revenue growth | Net-income growth | Stock return |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | FY2022–FY2025 | 67 | +25% | +185% | +259% |