BRIDGEVIEW, IL / ACCESSWIRE / March 7, 2022 / Manitex International, Inc. (NASDAQ:MNTX) ("Manitex" or the "Company"), a leading international provider of cranes and specialized industrial equipment, today announced that it will attend the 34th Annual Roth Capital Conference March 14-15, 2022 at the Ritz Carlton, Laguna Niguel. Management will be available to meet with institutional investors and provide an overview of the Company throughout the day. Interested parties are invited to contact Roth Capital or Manitex for additional information.
Manitex International, Inc. is a leading worldwide provider of highly engineered mobile cranes (truck mounted straight-mast and knuckle boom cranes, industrial cranes), truck mounted aerial work platforms and specialized industrial equipment. Our products, which are manufactured in facilities located in the USA and Europe, are targeted to selected niche markets where their unique designs and engineering excellence fill the needs of our customers and provide a competitive advantage. We have consistently added to our portfolio of branded products and equipment both through internal development and focused acquisitions to diversify and expand our sales and profit base while remaining committed to our niche market strategy. Our brands include Manitex, PM, MAC, PM-Tadano, Oil & Steel, and Valla.
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Manitex International, Inc. Steve Filipov Chief Executive Officer 512-942-3000
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