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Crane Hot Line: Meridion Group named official Canadian Raimondi Cranes distributor

Crane Hot Line: Meridion Group named official Canadian Raimondi Cranes distributor

In The Press: 27 January 2016

Mark Mungo, 34, knows a lot about tower cranes. He started learning about them at the age of 10 when his father Dominic took him to construction sites on weekends to watch him transport equipment and materials from one place to another from the perch of a tower crane cab. Mungo took over CIP Group last year from his father Dominic, and rebranded the company as Meridion, acquiring three flat-top tower cranes from the Raimondi factory. Meridion Group in Toronto has become the exclusive distributor for Italian-made Raimondi tower cranes in Canada.

Read the full article in Crane Hot Line