Concord Access, the official dealer for Terex Rough Terrain cranes in South Africa (SA), will present the TRT 50 crane at Electra Mining Africa 2026, the continent’s largest mining, industrial and electrical trade show.
The event is scheduled for 7–11 September 2026 in Johannesburg, SA.
The TRT 50 is a 50t capacity rough-terrain crane that combines lifting capability with technology features such as the T-Link telematics platform and TEOS.
According to Concord Access, these systems provide remote fleet monitoring and aim to deliver improvements in operational efficiency and connectivity.
Concord Access has represented Terex Rough Terrain for over four years, distributing cranes with lifting capacities ranging from 35t to 100t across sub-Saharan Africa and Namibia.
The company has supplied several units currently engaged in infrastructure and mining projects throughout the region.
Concord Access technical director Neil Kendrick said: “Concord Access is seeing steady growth across both Namibia and South Africa, with multiple Terex rough terrain cranes currently deployed for different industries and applications.
“For our customers, however, our ability to provide reliable after-sales support and immediate access to genuine Terex parts is a key differentiator and an important part of the value we bring to the market.”
At the exhibition, Pierrot Karamoko, Raimondi’s recently appointed Terex Rough Terrain sales manager for the French and African markets, will join Concord Access.
His participation demonstrates Terex Rough Terrain’s ongoing commitment, through its Raimondi business division, to strengthening relationships with its agent network and expanding its presence in key African regions.
Karamoko said: “Terex Rough Terrain, now part of Raimondi, is pleased to continue our strong partnership with Concord and our joint activities across the African marketplace.
“We look forward to meeting with Concord Access’s customers at Electra Mining and extending our full support as we continue to build on this valued relationship.”
Electra Mining Africa draws professionals and companies from across the continent. The event provides exhibitors like Concord Access with opportunities to engage with industry stakeholders and demonstrate their portfolio of lifting equipment for demanding environments.
The Concord Access stand will be located at A10, where visitors can view the TRT 50 and learn more about its features and the company’s service offerings.
