Grove FutureFlex gives you predictable monthly costs and flexible end-of-term options on selected Grove Rough Terrain Cranes, so procurement and fleet teams get fixed access to lifting capability instead of a large upfront purchase.
Grove FutureFlex sets a fixed monthly cost for selected Grove Rough Terrain Cranes from the point you take the crane on site. That figure doesn’t change once it’s agreed, so your cost is known from day one rather than estimated as you go. At the end of the term, three options are already built in:
Move up to the next Grove crane as your project scope grows.
Keep the current crane in service beyond the term.
Hand the crane back at the end of the term, with no resale or disposal process to manage.
A 50-ton nominal (51-ton) rough terrain crane with a 5-section, full-power main boom reaching 10.8 to 43.0 metres
An 80-ton long boom RT crane, with a 4-section, full-power main boom from 12.6 to 41.1 metres
Unplanned component failures generate repair bills outside the maintenance budget. Reactive servicing, instead of scheduled maintenance, causes downtime that stalls projects and shipments. Buying equipment outright ties up capital that procurement and operations teams would rather put elsewhere. The three problems compound each other: a machine without a service plan breaks down more often, and a breakdown outside warranty costs more to fix.
Rig Movers
Rental Companies
Oil & Gas Contractors
Government & Municipalities
Infrastructure Contractors
Authorized Grove dealer in Saudi Arabia, with Grove FutureFlex available on selected Rough Terrain Crane models.
In-house operator simulator training, backing up crane operation teams as well as the crane sales side.
A parts and service network that supports cranes through the full term of use, not just at sale.
A track record of winning crane deals against major rivals, including five cranes in Jeddah over Liebherr and Terex.
Kanoo Machinery supplies material handling and site equipment across Saudi Arabia, holding authorized dealership status for Hyster, Aisle Master, Combilift, Magni, and Wacker Neuson, alongside Grove crane supply. Operations run through a KSA-wide sales, parts, and service network supporting Oil & Gas, Petrochemical, Logistics & 3PL, and Manufacturing sites.
Mission: Delivering Sustainable Excellence. Backed by ISO 9001:2015, ISO 45001 & 14001 certification and service centers across the Kingdom.
Grove FutureFlex is available on selected Rough Terrain Crane models, including the GRT655L and GRT880.
At the end of the FutureFlex term, customers who have complied with the terms of the agreement may discuss future equipment requirements with Kanoo Machinery, including the possibility of purchasing the crane.
Any potential sale would be considered after the lease term has ended and would be subject to Kanoo Machinery’s approval, the condition of the equipment and its prevailing market value at that time.
FutureFlex is designed to provide customers with long-term access to Grove equipment together with the flexibility to explore a range of options at the end of the lease period, based on their operational requirements.
Comprehensive after-sales support is available, including maintenance, technical assistance, spare parts supply, and service support.
Yes, the Grove Rough Terrain Cranes supplied by Kanoo Machinery, including the GRT655L and GRT880, are Aramco approved.
Yes. Kanoo Machinery maintains Grove parts availability through its KSA-wide parts network. Confirm current stock on a specific part with the sales team.