Faresin Industries and Haulotte Sign a Distribution Agreement for Australia

Faresin Industries is strengthening its presence in the Australian market through a new distribution agreement with Haulotte Australia, which has become the exclusive distributor of Faresin telescopic handlers for the construction and rental sectors.

Breganze, August 2026 – Faresin Industries and Haulotte Australia Pty Ltd announce that they have signed an agreement for the distribution of Faresin telescopic handlers in Australia.

Under the agreement, Haulotte Australia will be the exclusive distributor of the Faresin product line for the construction and rental sectors. The agreement also marks Haulotte’s return to the telescopic handler segment, with a comprehensive product line developed and manufactured by Faresin Industries.

The partnership brings together two companies with complementary expertise and strengths. FARESIN’s experience in the design, engineering, and development of innovative telescopic handlers complements Haulotte’s well-established presence in the Australian construction and rental markets.

Thanks to its sales, distribution, and after-sales infrastructure, Haulotte Australia will provide comprehensive support for the FARESIN product line throughout the country, meeting the needs of rental companies, contractors, and professional operators.

“We are excited to partner with Haulotte, a company with which we share the same vision for innovation and quality. By joining forces, we will provide customers with high-tech solutions, backed by excellent after-sales service,” said Giulia Faresin, Vice President of Faresin Industries.

The agreement represents another step forward in Faresin Industries’ international growth, consolidating its position in a strategic market through a highly qualified partner with proven experience in the construction and rental sectors.

“Faresin is a quality brand and fits perfectly into the Haulotte lineup. We’ve received exceptional support from the Faresin plant’s task force, and our team is truly excited to seize this new opportunity to expand our product portfolio, as well as to provide support to all customers who already own a Faresin telescopic handler,” said Keith Clarke, General Manager of Haulotte Australia.

Through this partnership, Haulotte Australia is re-entering the telescopic handler market—a segment in which it operated until 2019—with the goal of meeting the growing demand from rental companies, Australian contractors, and its own distribution network.

“Telescopic handlers are among the machines most appreciated by our customers, and we look forward to continuing to meet the market’s needs with innovative, high-quality products that perfectly complement the rest of our lineup,” added Keith Clarke.

FARESIN’s product line includes a complete range of state-of-the-art, multi-purpose telescopic handlers, developed to meet a variety of operational needs. The lineup ranges from compact models to heavy-duty machines and features numerous customization options and features designed to maximize performance, efficiency, and productivity.

Faresin solutions are designed to ensure versatility, reliability, and ease of use in a variety of applications, from construction sites to the most demanding material-handling tasks, providing operators with machines tailored to the specific needs of the Australian market.

Haulotte Australia’s commitment to the FARESIN product line will go beyond mere distribution. Customers can count on a comprehensive service, which will include technical assistance, on-site service, and dedicated support tailored to the needs of the rental industry.

Haulotte’s extensive presence and its proven expertise in after-sales service will enable users to maximize machine uptime, reduce downtime, and achieve high levels of productivity from day one.

Through this agreement, Faresin Industries and Haulotte Australia are laying the groundwork for a long-term partnership aimed at providing the Australian market with technologically advanced telescopic handlers and reliable, expert service.

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