Shandong Chuyou Machinery Equipment Co., Ltd. has entered a strategic partnership with LogiTech Solutions GmbH, a leading material handling equipment supplier based in Hamburg, Germany. Under an exclusive distribution agreement signed in October 2025, LogiTech will market, sell, and service Chuyou’s full range of 1–5 ton electric forklifts across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. This move marks a significant step in Chuyou’s European expansion strategy, targeting high-growth sectors such as e-commerce fulfillment centers, cold storage logistics, and advanced manufacturing facilities that are actively transitioning to zero-emission intralogistics solutions.
The partnership is driven by growing demand in the DACH region for cost-effective, reliable, and environmentally friendly alternatives to traditional diesel-powered forklifts. LogiTech selected Chuyou after a rigorous evaluation process, citing the Chinese manufacturer’s ISO-certified production standards, responsive engineering support, and competitive pricing as key differentiators. “Chuyou’s commitment to quality and sustainability aligns perfectly with the expectations of European buyers,” said Markus Weber, CEO of LogiTech Solutions. “Their electric forklifts not only meet CE and EU safety requirements but also deliver strong performance in demanding indoor environments.”
To ensure a seamless customer experience, Shandong Chuyou will provide comprehensive localized support, including technical training for LogiTech’s service teams and dedicated spare parts inventory in Central Europe for rapid response. The companies plan to co-develop application-specific configurations—such as models optimized for freezer warehouses or high-lift racking systems—to better serve regional needs. With the first shipments scheduled for early 2026, this collaboration underscores Chuyou’s ambition to become a trusted partner in Europe’s green logistics transformation while reinforcing LogiTech’s position as a forward-looking solutions provider in sustainable material handling.
