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3 September, 2026
ALWARK Group has completed the integration of Willenbrock Baltic, an Estonian company it acquired at the beginning of the year.
As part of this process, the Group’s entire structure has been reorganised, and the operations of all Group companies in Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia and Ukraine are now united under the single Alwark name. This will enable the company to serve its customers more efficiently and provide a consistent experience across all markets.
“We made these changes to have a single Alwark organisation in each Baltic country and operate in the market under one unified brand. Until now, we had two separate companies in Estonia, and we have now combined their expertise and teams into one.
This simplifies the structure and allows us to offer customers across the region the same standard of equipment, rental, service and other industrial solutions,” says Julius Urbanavičius, CEO of Alwark Group.
Following the acquisition of Willenbrock Baltic OÜ — an Estonian company specialising in the sale, rental and servicing of forklifts and warehouse equipment — at the beginning of 2026, the company was renamed Alwark OÜ.
The previously existing Alwark OÜ in Estonia was renamed Alwark Cranes OÜ, and its operations and employees were gradually integrated into the new Alwark OÜ.
This process was completed on 26 August: Alwark Cranes OÜ was dissolved, and its entire team became part of Alwark OÜ.
“From now on, customers in Estonia are served by an organisation that brings together expertise in material handling, warehousing, port and other specialised equipment that was previously developed separately. This means more solutions from a single supplier while retaining the local expertise and people our customers have worked with until now. In addition, the restructuring will allow us to make use of the technical resources, rental fleet, training and international expertise of the entire Alwark Group,” says Urbanavičius.
Alwark Group employs 311 people across the Baltic countries and Ukraine, including 192 in service teams and 64 in sales. The Group operates 122 service vehicles, has a rental fleet of 2,518 units of equipment and operates through 13 branches.
Each year, the Group’s service teams carry out approximately 29,500 equipment maintenance and repair jobs.
“The current restructuring of the Group provides greater equipment availability, faster service and enables customers to obtain solutions for different areas of their operations from a single organisation. The integration in Estonia is another step towards building this Alwark operating model across the entire Baltic region,” says Urbanavičius.
Alwark Group is an international group of technology and industrial solutions companies operating in the Baltic countries and Ukraine. The Group sells, rents and services new and used equipment for material handling, warehousing, ports, construction, quarrying, municipal operations and other specialised applications, supplies spare parts, and provides service, intralogistics and automation solutions. Alwark Group represents 32 international equipment manufacturers and brands, including Linde, Konecranes Lift Trucks, Mantsinen, Bucher, Hitachi, Fuchs, Terberg, Knapp and others.