Wacker Neuson Group: Retrospective of Bauma 2025

• Wacker Neuson and Kramer’s trade fair presence a great success
• Well-attended stand and inspiring demo show
• New optimism in the industry perceptible

The Wacker Neuson Group is looking back on a successful week at the Bauma trade fair

Bauma is and remains a highlight for the company and the place to show and see how the industry is developing. Under the motto “Solutions built for you”, Wacker Neuson and Kramer welcomed numerous visitors to their 5,000-square-meter stand FN.916 in the Outdoor Exhibition Area North, where they were able to exchange ideas about their innovations. In particular, the rousing demo show has been known as a visitor magnet for years and in 2025 it once again delighted visitors with live music and powerful machines.

“For us, Bauma is the sentiment barometer of the industry. We had an absolutely positive experience at the trade fair – a new sense of optimism was tangible. Our stand was buzzing with activity all week. Visitors were enthusiastic and we saw a microcosm of what makes the Wacker Neuson Group so unique: innovation, team spirit, passion and trusting partnerships with our customers,” summarizes Alexander Greschner, CSO of the Wacker Neuson Group.

More information at: www.wackerneuson.com/bauma and www.kramer.de/bauma

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About the Wacker Neuson Group

The Wacker Neuson Group is an internationally active company group with around 6,000 employees. During the fiscal year 2024, turnover was 2.2 billion euros. As a leading manufacturer of construction equipment and compact machines, the Group provides its customer worldwide with a wide range of products and extensive provision of services, as well as an efficient supply of spare parts. The provision is above all directed towards customers from mainstream construction, landscape gardening, agriculture, local government and the recycling sector, as well as rail operations and industrial companies. Included within the company group are the product brands: Wacker Neuson, Kramer, Weidemann and Enar.