MYCRANE Trading to Receive First Crane Stock in January 2026
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MYCRANE Trading to Receive First Crane Stock in January 2026

MYCRANE Trading, a newly established crane sales, leasing and maintenance services provider based in the Jebel Ali Free Zone, has announced that its first stock of equipment will arrive in mid-January 2026, following extensive purchase and inspection visits carried out across Asia and Europe.

The initial shipment marks a key milestone for the company and will comprise 20 cranes sourced from leading Asian and European manufacturers. The inventory includes 15 tower cranes with maximum lifting capacities ranging from 8 to 12 tonnes, one 100-tonne crawler crane, and four mobile cranes with capacities between 60 and 100 tonnes.

"We're excited to welcome our first inventory to our Jebel Ali yard after completing thorough inspections in multiple territories," said Andrei Geikalo, CEO, MYCRANE Trading. "This initial stock of tower, crawler and mobile cranes — the first of many — reflects our commitment to offering customers quality equipment backed by rigorous verification processes. With the machines arriving in January, we'll be fully operational to serve the growing demand across the Gulf region and beyond."

The arrival of the stock signals MYCRANE’s transition from a platform-led model to a fully operational equipment provider. By combining digital market access with verified, readily available assets on the ground, the company aims to reduce procurement timelines, improve transaction certainty, and respond faster to customer requirements.

Each crane undergoes a comprehensive, multi-stage inspection process conducted by the MYCRANE Trading team. This includes checks prior to purchase, before shipment, and during handover, with all equipment delivered alongside certified inspection and safety documentation.

Alongside holding inspected inventory in Dubai, MYCRANE Trading also offers on-demand sourcing for customers with specific project, rental, or fleet expansion needs, applying the same inspection and risk-mitigation standards to externally sourced equipment.

“Having physical inventory ready in Jebel Ali fundamentally changes how quickly customers can move from enquiry to execution,” Geikalo added.

The development follows the company’s $50 million funding announcement in August 2025 and marks the operational launch of its Jebel Ali facility, with further inventory expansion planned through 2026.

MYCRANE Trading, a newly established crane sales, leasing and maintenance services provider based in the Jebel Ali Free Zone, has announced that its first stock of equipment will arrive in mid-January 2026, following extensive purchase and inspection visits carried out across Asia and Europe.The initial shipment marks a key milestone for the company and will comprise 20 cranes sourced from leading Asian and European manufacturers. The inventory includes 15 tower cranes with maximum lifting capacities ranging from 8 to 12 tonnes, one 100-tonne crawler crane, and four mobile cranes with capacities between 60 and 100 tonnes.We're excited to welcome our first inventory to our Jebel Ali yard after completing thorough inspections in multiple territories, said Andrei Geikalo, CEO, MYCRANE Trading. This initial stock of tower, crawler and mobile cranes — the first of many — reflects our commitment to offering customers quality equipment backed by rigorous verification processes. With the machines arriving in January, we'll be fully operational to serve the growing demand across the Gulf region and beyond.The arrival of the stock signals MYCRANE’s transition from a platform-led model to a fully operational equipment provider. By combining digital market access with verified, readily available assets on the ground, the company aims to reduce procurement timelines, improve transaction certainty, and respond faster to customer requirements.Each crane undergoes a comprehensive, multi-stage inspection process conducted by the MYCRANE Trading team. This includes checks prior to purchase, before shipment, and during handover, with all equipment delivered alongside certified inspection and safety documentation.Alongside holding inspected inventory in Dubai, MYCRANE Trading also offers on-demand sourcing for customers with specific project, rental, or fleet expansion needs, applying the same inspection and risk-mitigation standards to externally sourced equipment.“Having physical inventory ready in Jebel Ali fundamentally changes how quickly customers can move from enquiry to execution,” Geikalo added.The development follows the company’s $50 million funding announcement in August 2025 and marks the operational launch of its Jebel Ali facility, with further inventory expansion planned through 2026.

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