Western Manufacturers confident. Komatsu’s New Leadership

January 6, 2017
INTERMAT 2012 official event launch.  Caterpillar and Case leadership discuss industry competition plans.  Komatsu announces Keiko Fujiwara as new CEO of Komatsu Europe. Sumitomo’s Board Director talks about company’s expansion plans
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