Mascus Makes its Rounds in Europe

Mascus, the European marketplace for used transport vehicles, forklifts, construction, agriculture, forest and grounds care machines, has reported its participation in various fairs all over Europe. From the beginning of the fair time in 2008, Mascus has participated in more than 15 European fairs, according to the company.

“Fairs are excellent opportunity for us to present Mascus, our services and unique multi-local approach and to meet buyers, traders and retailers of used equipment and used trucks. We also attend to represent our customers’ interests and promote their machines and trucks.” says Mascus Sales Director Rickard Peterson.

In Finland, Mascus participated in the Power Truck Show and is taking part in Finn Metko. In Lithuania, Mascus has exhibited in the Transbaltica Exhibition. In Poland, Mascus participated in the 14^th International Fair of Road Construction Industry Autostrada-Polska and in the Agropark fair in Lublin, Poland. In Denmark, Mascus participated in the agricultural fair Landsskuet in the beginning of July.

The company has also attended many events in Hungary, including the Massey Ferguson day in Szentlõrincz and the most visited Hungarian annual farmers’ event Farmer Expo in Debrecen, Hungary. Mascus also sponsored the 3^rd Hungarian Off-Road Championship.

Mascus plans to participate in even more events in other European countries before the end of the year. Among other major events in Poland, Hungary and Lithuania, Mascus will participate in the annual agricultural Norwegian fair- Dyrskun, the Danish Agromek fair and the 62^nd IAA Commercial Vehicles 2008 Exhibition in Hanover, Germany.

“The year 2008 has been a very intense year for Mascus, and due to our rapid international expansion we have had the chance to take part in more events than ever," says Tomasz Odrobinski, Mascus marketing and internationalization director. "Thus meeting the challenges to be the first truly Pan-European market place for used heavy equipment and transportation vehicles."