DRIVING CRANE TECHNOLOGY FORWARD
Cranes
Comprising of 2 international brands, Favelle Favco and Kroll cranes, we are the home of the western world’s largest tower crane, the Kroll K10000 and the largest luffing tower crane in the world, the Favelle Favco M2480DX.
We specialize in high speed, heavy lift, customized cranes that have build 11 out of 13 of the world’s tallest buildings.
Favelle Favco also produces precision heavy lifting offshore cranes such as its model PC1200 capable of 1200 tonnes lifting capacity in the harshest of offshore environment.
Our full range of cranes are Offshore, Tower, Wharf cranes and tailor made Service and Engineering solutions. It is our main philosophy to use our experience to solve your challenges.
We have 8 facilities globally including 4 main manufacturing facilities.
DRIVING PRODUCTIVITY BY CONNECTING THE WORLD’S DEVICES
Intelligent Automation
The world’s devices are being increasingly connected. Our Intelligent Automation division pursues our vision in this arena of the Internet of Things (IOT).
We are a system integrator that supply various automation and control systems which include safety systems, instrument and control systems, gas monitoring, analytical analyzer systems to the upstream and downstream sectors of oil and gas as well as the water industry.
Furthermore, we are increasingly focused on the power industry via the supply of Electrical Meters Test systems, EV charger testing and transformer monitoring.
OUR VISION, MISSION & Our Culture
VISION
To be the leading provider of engineering solutions within the crane and automation industry
Mission
- To deliver our quality products & services on time
- To create innovative & cost-effective solutions that solve our customers challenges
- To reward our stakeholders with optimum returns
- To be the employer of choice in creating effective work systems & culture of excellence
Our Culture
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Safety Assured
We shall always assure ourselves that our products are safe via good engineering practice and compliance to standards.
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Integrity
We shall be trustworthy, transparent, responsible and accountable.
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Customer Service Excellence
We shall provide the best service to our customers and solve their problems in a professional manner.
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Teamwork
Teamwork is the bedrock of sustainable long term performance. As such, we shall always promote the spirit and value of teamwork to all our pursuits.
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Continuous Organisational Learning
We shall always develop the learning of our People and Systems via structured training and Lessons Learned such that both People and Systems will be better functioning tomorrow.
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Go and See
Every situation or problem is unique in its crisis. We shall adopt a “Go and See” attitude to go to the source of the problem to “feel” the situation to prescribe the relevant solution.
OUR BRIEF HISTORY
| YEAR | FAVELLE | FAVCO | KRØLL CRANES |
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1923 |
Favelle and Cole started by Edward Arthur Favelle and Harry Cole. Started as an Automotive Repair and Oxy car structure welder. |
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1930 |
2nd generation Eric Favelle remodeled as a welding shop. |
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1945 |
3rd generation Ted Favelle started, working for father Eric. |
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1955 |
Favelle & Co. took over Morts Dock and Engineering and renamed Favelle Mort. |
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1956 |
Krøll was established by Mr. Fridtjof Berg Krøll as an agency of Linden Cranes from Sweden. |
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1958 |
Krøll manufactures its first crane K18 (18 tonne metre capacity). |
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1962 |
Favelle Mort commenced to manufacture cranes. |
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1968 |
Penetrated the US market with Karl Koch Erection Co. II STD2700's delivered 8 units for World Trade Centre, New York. |
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1969 |
1st Offshore Crane manufactured. |
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1975 |
Company was acquired by the Aquila group and named "Aquila Favco Cranes". Favco meaning Favelle Cole. |
2 units of K-1600 (1,600 tonne metre capacity) were manufactured and delivered to Sweden. The biggest cranes at the time. |
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1977 |
The first K-3000 (3,000 tonne metre capacity) manufactured and delivered to the USA. |
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1978 |
The first K-3000 (3,000 tonne metre capacity) manufactured and delivered to the USA. |
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1980 |
Ted Favelle left Favco Cranes and started his own company, EH Favelle Cranes. |
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1988 |
Krøll Cranes A/S introduces PLC control. |
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1990 |
EH Favelle Cranes and Favco merged to become Favelle Favco. |
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1995 |
Favelle Favco bought over by Muhibbah Engineering (M) Bhd. |
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1997 |
Favelle Favco acquires Krøll Cranes A/S. |
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1998 |
Favelle Favco Tower Cranes are commissioned to work on the Petronas Twin Towers. |
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2001 |
The first Krøll K-5000 (5,000 tonne metre capacity) is manufactured. |
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2002 |
The first Krøll K-4000 (4,000 tonne metre capacity) was manufactured. |
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2004 |
Favelle Favco Tower Cranes began work on Taipei 101 in Taiwan. |
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2006 |
Favelle Favco Public listed on Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange. |
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2008 |
Introducing the world's largest luffing jib tower crane, the M2480D. |
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2010 |
Three units of Favelle Favco high rope capacity tower cranes used to complete the world's tallest building, the Burj Khalifa. |
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2013 |
2 Units of Favelle Favco M760E were the primary cranes used to construct and top out the 541m High One World Trade Centre (Freedom Tower) in New York City USA. |
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2015 |
Record of number of 7.5/10K Offshore Pedestal Cranes at quantity 57 delivered in one Year. |
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2017 |
Introduction of the Favelle Favco and Kroll Hybrid K1650L, Electric Powered Luffing Tower crane for the Wind Turbine Industry. |
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2018 |
Favelle Favco acquires Exact Group of companies to spearhead industrial automation. |
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2022 |
Launches the world's first fully articulated Spider Climber to suit unique building designs with bespoke construction cores shapes and sizes. |
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2022 |
Two units of M2480D used to constructed the world's longest spanning suspension bridge (2023m in Length), the 1915 Canakkale Bridge in Turkey. |
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2023 |
Delivery of Favelle Favco's largest Offshore Pedestal Crane the PC1200 which is installed on board the Hyundai Frontier. |
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2023 |
Delivery of Favelle Favco's largest Wharf Crane the PC250MW to Malaysia Marine Heavy Industries. |
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