Terex India Showcases New Launches, Digital Push at Excon 2025

26 Dec 2025 CW Team

Terex India recently concluded a successful participation at Excon 2025, drawing strong engagement from customers, dealers and industry stakeholders across quarrying, mining, ports and infrastructure sectors. The company showcased new India-built equipment alongside advanced digital solutions from its global portfolio.

A key highlight was the India-manufactured Fuchs MHL350 material handler, engineered in Germany and localised for the Indian market. Designed for scrap, ports, recycling and bulk handling, the machine attracted attention for its long reach, stability, fuel efficiency and operator-focused cabin, reinforcing Terex’s localisation strategy.

Terex also introduced its Connec-T telematics app, offering real-time machine insights, maintenance alerts and usage analytics to improve uptime and fleet management. Additional interest was seen in the Powerscreen Horizon 6203 Hybrid Screen, Cedarapids MVP450X cone crusher and Franna pick-and-carry cranes, underscoring strong demand for reliable, locally built solutions.

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