Haulotte Group SA (Haulotte), a subsidiary of Solem S.A.S, designs, manufactures, and sells lifting equipment. The company’s product portfolio includes low-level access platforms, push-around, mast verticals, scissor lifts, articulating booms, telescopic booms, and trailer-mounted booms. The company also offers lightweight self-propelled booms, refurbished equipment, military equipment, and spare parts. Haulotte services include rental, technical support, service contracts, training, and refurbishment. Its products are used across various industries, including logistics, manufacturing, airport operations, telematic solutions, maintenance, and retail.

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Haulotte focuses its R&D initiatives on product innovation, enhancing safety features, and meeting evolving global sustainability standards. The company is dedicated to new equipment design, with design teams collaborating closely with end-users to innovate mobile elevating work platforms and telehandlers. Electrification is a major focus, with efforts directed towards developing eco-friendly, all-electric, and low-noise aerial platforms suitable for both indoor and outdoor construction tasks. Additionally, smart technologies are integrated into R&D initiatives, emphasizing safety-enhancing systems such as anti-crush features and advanced telematics for optimizing fleet management and equipment diagnostics. In FY2025, it spent EUR15.1 million on R&D, which was 3% of its revenue and decreased 3.8% YoY.