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Terex

Terex is a global manufacturer of aerial work platforms, materials processing equipment, and specialty equipment for the waste, recycling, and utility industries. Its current composition is a result of numerous acquisitions over several decades to focus on a smaller group of light construction and other vocational equipment, having divested a handful of underperforming businesses, particularly in cranes and other lifting equipment. These remaining segments see heavy demand in nonresidential construction (aerial work platforms—40% sales), aggregates/mining (materials processing—30% sales), environmental, waste/recycling and utilities (environmental solutions group—30% sales).www.terex.com

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Sep 4, 2026

Matt WautersGUEST
12:31
Got a master's degree in that.
Matt WautersGUEST
12:33
Worked in the US for a while for Terex, building aerial work platforms and the genie lifts, all the blue construction lifts.
Matt WautersGUEST
12:40
I was a design engineer working for them.
Matt WautersGUEST
12:43
And is that electric? Are those
Matt WautersGUEST
12:59
Some of the smaller ones are full electric as
David PingreeHOST
13:00
well.
David PingreeHOST
13:01
So in your degree and in those college years or in the years after at Terex, was there a lot of electric uh, projects you were working on where you got a good understanding of that and that kind of, not really, not
Matt WautersGUEST
13:12
really.
BenHOST
25:02
I don't remember how it goes, but she gets chosen to be...
GregoryHOST
25:05
It was Terex.
GregoryHOST
25:06
God Amnesia.
GregoryHOST
25:08
It was on Earth as Doom's bodyguard.
Gareth JonesHOST
15:29
I've been digging into it.
Gareth JonesHOST
15:30
I used to work in a quarry, you see, and we used to have Terex trucks there.
Gareth JonesHOST
15:35
So I had a bit of a dig around to see what Terex were up to, and at one point they were credited with the biggest ever Terex, was called the 33-19 Titan.
Gareth JonesHOST
15:46
Empty, it weighed 231 tons.
Gareth JonesHOST
15:49
It had a 350-ton payload.
Alex GoyHOST
15:54
Jeez
Gareth JonesHOST
15:54
... all at weight was 580 tons.
Gareth JonesHOST
15:58
An interesting note, the name Terex was invented meaning earth king, terra rex, Terex.
CharlieHOST
44:26
Um, but also at the end of it all, keeping our customer and our dealers happy too at the end of it.
Alan WitherowGUEST
44:33
It's not like, I suppose we've been sort of telling about Finley, but it's, it's even within Terex, like we've, you're, we're talking probably now over three to four sites.
CharlieHOST
44:43
Mm-hmm.
Alan WitherowGUEST
44:43
You know, if you...
CharlieHOST
45:13
Yeah
Alan WitherowGUEST
45:14
...
Alan WitherowGUEST
45:14
I suppose from the size of, of Terex that we've grown into as well, and just keeping everybody a- aligned on the one page.
CharlieHOST
45:22
Like we have done a counter a right while ago, but I think we're around, around 70 models.
Rich PolleyHOST
80:22
And the Z-class light shuttle, the First Order Courier, has had its loadout nerfed from 13 down to 10, but stays at nine points.
Rich PolleyHOST
80:31
So that'll impact that Terex biohexacrypt code build thing that's been doing the rounds.
Tim KingHOST
80:37
Yeah, but we did see it get nerfed a little bit last time after Anthony's Worlds win.
Tim KingHOST
80:45
I think there was biohex went up, didn't it, and stuff.
Lewis MosesGUEST
26:19
She's back.
Lewis MosesGUEST
26:20
She's another one of those Adidas Terex athletes who's in good shape.
Lewis MosesGUEST
26:23
She won a race recently over 50k in America.
Lewis MosesGUEST
26:28
So yeah, lots of interest.

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