Top 10 Crawler Carrier Companies Powering Infrastructure Growth in 2025

Crawler carriers are heavy-duty and track-driven transport machines utilized in off-road sectors, including construction and mining. Their ability to carry heavy loads, steer rough routes, and adapt to diverse industrial requirements, including utilities, agriculture, forestry, and construction, makes them very popular in such sectors. The industry is expected to ramp up owing to the burgeoning need for infrastructure development and agile machinery. In addition, the rising uptake of sophisticated technologies is fueling the demand for the product to a great extent. Top crawler carrier companies are embedding GPS tracking, automation systems, and remote operation to improve product efficiency. Assimilating IoT and telematics facilitates real-time monitoring, diagnostics, and predictive maintenance. Beneficial regulatory schemes to curb emissions are also a key factor fueling the expansion of the industry.

As per a report by Fortune Business Insights™, the market for crawler carrier was valued at USD 1.06 billion in 2023 and is expected to increase from USD 1.10 billion in 2024 to USD 1.56 billion by 2032, with a CAGR of 4.5% during the 2024-2032 period.

Fortune Business Insights™ Profiles Top 10 Crawler Carrier Players

1. YANMAR HOLDINGS CO., LTD.

Yanmar Holdings Co. Ltd manufactures industrial and agricultural equipment, including tractors, tillers, excavators, harvesters, rice transplanters, compressors, generators, carriers, and wheel loaders. Operating through subsidiaries and dealers, it has production and R&D facilities in Japan, Italy, and Malaysia. In August 2024, it acquired CLAAS India from Yanmar Coromandel Agrisolutions, a move set to strengthen its agriculture presence in India.

2. CK Power (Terramac)

Terramac, established in 2011 and owned by CK Power, manufactures crawler carriers with both straight frame and 360° rotating models. Its dealer network spans the U.S. and Canada, offering sales, rentals, and support. In April 2024, Terramac introduced the RT9 with the hook lift for greater flexibility and the RT7U, built specifically for 80-foot aerial lift applications.

3. KATO WORKS CO., LTD.

Kato Works, a global maker of industrial and construction equipment, has production facilities in Japan and overseas, serving markets across Asia, Africa, Europe, and the Americas. The company is planning expansion into India through a possible joint venture with ACE. In December 2023, it launched the IC70R, its first rotating crawler carrier, at the Utility Expo in the U.S. Featuring a Kubota V5009 engine (188-hp), the IC70R carries a 15,000 lb payload and operates with a ground pressure of just 6.17 psi.

4. HTI (Prinoth AG)

HTI (High Technology Industries) Group delivers sustainable solutions across sectors such as winter sports technology, snow and vegetation management, material transport, urban mobility, and renewable energies. Its key business units include snow groomers, vegetation management, wind and hydropower, renewable energy, material transportation, and ropeways. With 20 production sites and operations in over 80 countries, HTI maintains a global presence. In June 2024, Prinoth introduced a flat-deck option for its T14R crawler carrier, enhancing its versatility for transporting large equipment to remote job sites.

5. Morooka Co., Ltd.

Morooka builds rubber crawler machines with hydraulic systems for use in construction, farming, forestry, and environmental work. The company operates in Europe, China, Japan, and the U.S. through companies such as Morooka Europe GmbH (Germany), Morooka USA (U.S.) / Morooka USA Rents (U.S.), and Morooka Rental Co., Ltd. In October 2023, Morooka teamed up with Maxon to launch a concrete crawler carrier. By placing Maxon’s Maxcrete on Morooka’s MST2500VDL, they created a unit that can deliver concrete to hard-to-reach areas using hydraulic power.

6. Takeuchi Global

Takeuchi Global makes compact excavators, and track loaders with various tail swing types and OEM parts. It operates in the U.S., China, France, and the U.K. In July 2024, the company launched the TCR50-2 crawler dumper in North America, a 14,440-pound, 118-horsepower, 8,157-pound crawler, built for rough terrain with enhanced cab visibility and LED lights.

7. Wacker Neuson SE

Wacker Neuson Group, with brands Wacker Neuson, Weidemann, and Kramer, manufactures compact and light equipment for sectors such as rail transport, energy, construction, landscaping, municipal bodies, agriculture, gardening, and recycling. Its product range includes trowels, rollers, vibratory plates, generators, pumps, hydronic heaters, excavators, wheel loaders, skid steer loaders, air dehumidifiers, converters, dumpers, and vibrators. In June 2024, it opened a 55,000 square meter logistics center in Mülheim-Kärlich, Germany, strategically located near major airports to store over 10,000 spare parts for global distribution. 

8. ALMAC SpA

AlmaCrawler, based in Italy, manufactures crawler carriers and aerial work platforms, with 30+ dealers across Europe, North America, and Asia Pacific. In July 2022, it launched the Multi Loader 3.0 FX, a flatbed crawler with 2.5 tons capacity, designed for heavy-duty indoor/outdoor use and providing advantages such as less ground pressure and safe operation on multi-level terrain.

9. FAE Group SpA

FAE Group, based in Italy, manufactures skid steers, specialized and tracked carriers, tractors, and excavators. It operates four manufacturing sites, seven commercial branches, and a global dealer network across Europe. In August 2024, it launched the PT550, a 20-tonne tracked carrier for oil & gas and forestry applications. It features a reversible fan cooling system and excels on rough terrains.

10. Zhejiang Xuanjia Defense Technology Co. Ltd.

Zhejiang Xuanjia Defense Technology Co. Ltd., a subsidiary of Zhejiang Yuda Security Technology Company, manufactures helmets, backpacks, safety gear, and crawler carriers. With 20+ years of experience, it serves African and North American markets. In May 2024, it showcased the 17-ton Giant Lizard tracked carrier at DSA Malaysia, a dual-body, modular all-terrain vehicle built for diverse military operations.

Looking Forward: The Future of Crawler Carriers

As the need for infrastructure grows and work environments become more complex, crawler carriers are proving indispensable across industries such as construction and environmental management. Their ability to steer rugged terrain, combined with the addition of sophisticated technologies such as GPS, makes them future-ready solutions. With continuous advancements and uptake, the product is set to play a critical role in improving operational efficiency, reducing downtime, and supporting sustainable development in off-road applications.