Materials-handling equipment manufacturers and suppliers in Singapore

The Singapore arm of the global Alatas crane-service group, covering crane and davit-winch repair, refurbishment, load testing, spare parts and inspection. Its workshop is stated to be the first in Asia certified to IACS UR Z17. Work spans marine and offshore deck cranes, with port-crane service in the group's worldwide remit.

A container spreader manufacturer with its global headquarters in Singapore, under Kalmar Pte Ltd. Designs and supplies ship-to-shore spreaders, yard spreaders for RTG and RMG cranes, mobile-harbour-crane spreaders and fixed spreaders, plus spares and twistlock and flipper wear parts.

The Singapore sales-and-service entity of the container-handling OEM Kalmar, covering reachstackers, terminal tractors, empty-container handlers and AGVs. Holds a real local service footprint: it renewed a service agreement with PSA Singapore and supports PSA's AGV fleet availability.

Konecranes (Singapore) supplies and services port and industrial lifting equipment from 33 Gul Circle, the group's Port Services hub for the Asia-Pacific region. It supplied the 12-ton container stacking cranes for the rooftop container depot at Cogent's One-Stop Logistics Hub, described by both companies as a world first. Parent Konecranes Plc reported sales of EUR 4,187.8 million in 2025.

The regional entity handling sale and service of Liebherr ship, offshore and regionally mobile harbour cranes across East Asia and the Pacific, alongside an aircraft-equipment repair centre.

A Singapore port-crane components, parts and technical-service agent supplying STS and RTG consumables and systems: SHB brakes, DIEPA wire ropes, motor, drive and automation packages and Hartmann & Konig cable reels, plus modernisation planning and on-site support. A parts-and-service specialist rather than an equipment manufacturer.

A Singapore-headquartered port-engineering group and a subsidiary of Japan's Mitsui & Co. Its engineering arm, Portek OneStop, handles crane modification, modernisation, mobilisation and maintenance — quay-crane height increases, span changes, structural reinforcement, and accident and disaster recovery for quay cranes and RTGs — serving small and mid-size terminals worldwide.

A container-handling attachment maker headquartered in Singapore, with manufacturing in Changshu, China and a UK arm. Products span ship-to-shore spreaders, yard-crane spreaders, tandem headblock systems and mobile-harbour-crane spreaders.