Huntraco will distribute Faresin’s line of telescopic handlers on the Hungarian market

A Faresin FS 7.45 telescopic handler at work on a construction site

Breganze (VI), Italy / Budaörs, Hungary – October 12, 2026. Faresin Industries, an Italian company specializing in the design and manufacture of telescopic handlers and livestock machines, announces the signing of a new distribution agreement with Huntraco Zrt., a long-standing Caterpillar dealer in Hungary.

Under the agreement, Huntraco becomes the official distributor of Faresin telescopic handlers in the Hungarian market. The partnership includes the marketing of the entire range of telescopic handlers, including the FULL ELECTRIC series, as well as pre-sales support, after-sales service, spare parts availability, and technical training, with the goal of ensuring professional customers receive comprehensive and expert service throughout the country.

The partnership combines Faresin Industries’ expertise in developing telescopic handlers for agriculture, construction, and industry with the sales and service presence of Huntraco, one of Hungary’s leading distributors of machines and solutions for the construction, infrastructure, agriculture, industrial, and energy sectors.

A partner with a strong presence in the Hungarian market

Huntraco operates through five locations: its headquarters in Budaörs, in the Budapest metropolitan area, and four regional branches in Békéscsaba, Kaposújlak, Nyíregyháza, and Szombathely. This organizational structure enables the company to directly serve the entire territory of Hungary, with a dedicated sales network for the eastern, central, and western regions of the country.

Huntraco’s after-sales organization also includes a team of approximately 48 service technicians supported by 12 highly specialized engineers and a network of about 20 sales representatives, who provide support for sales, maintenance, spare parts, rentals, and used equipment management.

In 2024, Huntraco reported net revenue of 15.64 billion Hungarian forints, equivalent to approximately 38.1 million euros, with a workforce of about 150 employees.

“We are pleased to launch this partnership with Huntraco, a partner recognized in the Hungarian market for the quality of its sales and after-sales organization,” said Silvia Faresin, Vice President of Faresin Industries. ““Their experience in the construction, infrastructure, industrial, and agricultural sectors, combined with a well-established regional presence, provides an ideal foundation for developing the potential of the FARESIN product line in Hungary. This agreement allows us to further connect with professionals seeking productivity, reliability, safety, and versatility in material-handling operations.”

“The ability to exclusively distribute Faresin telescopic handlers represents yet another opportunity to meet the needs of our customers across all sectors and to drive growth for our company,” says Róbert Litauszki, Managing Director of Huntraco Zrt. “The addition of Faresin telescopic handlers to our product lineup expands our ability to provide specialized solutions to Hungarian customers. We see significant opportunities in the agricultural, industrial, logistics, and construction sectors, where Faresin telescopic handlers can effectively meet daily material-handling needs.”

A Service-Oriented Partnership

The collaboration with Huntraco is part of Faresin Industries’ international strategy, which focuses on developing distribution partnerships that ensure technical expertise, proximity to customers, and continuity of service.

With five locations throughout Hungary and a well-established organization covering sales, parts, service, rental, and used equipment, Huntraco offers FARESIN a distribution platform capable of supporting the launch and growth of its telescopic handler lineup in the country.

The partnership is scheduled to begin operations in November 2026.

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