INZAG expands Angola fleet with Liebherr LTM 1090-4.2

At the crane handover in Ehingen (from left to right): Lorenz Weber and Leandro Fernandez (both from INZAG) with Marius Kleck (Liebherr).

• INZAG expands its Angola fleet with a new Liebherr mobile crane
• LTM 1090-4.2 supports the rehabilitation of the EN 140/295 between Caiundo and Savate
• The investment strengthens INZAG’s commitment to infrastructure development in Cuando Cubango province

INZAG Germany GmbH has acquired a Liebherr LTM 1090-4.2 mobile crane for its fleet in Angola. The flexible four-axle crane will support the rehabilitation of national road EN 140/295 between Caiundo and Savate, reinforcing the German construction company’s mobilisation, logistics and plant operations on the ground.

Ehingen (Danube), 29 April 2026 – The rehabilitation of the EN 140/295 is one of the most important infrastructure projects in the southern Angolan province of Cuando Cubango. Spanning 146.8 kilometres, the road connects Caiundo, Mbalatchau and Savate and is of central importance for regional mobility, economic development and social cohesion.

On behalf of the Government of Angola, the project is being delivered by INZAG together with KfW. The acquisition of the new Liebherr mobile crane marks another step in the steady modernisation of the company’s site equipment in Angola.

Flexible four-axle crane with 90-tonne capacity

The new four-axle crane in INZAG livery. 90-tonne capacity, 60-metre telescopic boom.

The LTM 1090-4.2 is one of the most capable four-axle cranes in its class. With a maximum lifting capacity of 90 tonnes and a telescopic boom extending up to 60 metres, it is designed for both complex lifting operations and flexible deployment across long, spread-out construction sites. Its compact configuration allows safe and economical transport between the different work fronts along the 140-kilometre stretch.

Long-standing partnership with Liebherr

INZAG thanks the Liebherr Group for the long-standing partnership and reliable support in building up and modernising the fleet in Angola. The investment in the LTM 1090-4.2 underlines the company’s commitment to high standards of safety, efficiency and on-time delivery on one of southern Angola’s most significant road projects.