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Hyster supplies battery electric ReachStacker to Inland Terminals Group in the Netherlands

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Hyster (NYSE:HY) has deployed a battery electric RSJ46-33XDL ReachStacker at Inland Terminals Group’s ITG Venray-Wanssum terminal in the Netherlands, working with authorized dealer Heffiq. The unit will undergo a 24‑month field development starting August 2026 to validate performance in real terminal operations.

The ReachStacker uses four 130‑kilowatt lithium‑ion battery packs, supporting an 8‑hour shift and charging from 20% to 80% in about 4.5 hours with an appropriate charger. Shared software across Hyster electric lift trucks standardizes operator interfaces, diagnostics and service tools. Heffiq will provide local maintenance, with factory support for high‑voltage systems.

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Market Context

HY's recent insider context was Net Selling, with 60 shares sold and 40 bought. Against that backdro...
Analysis

HY's recent insider context was Net Selling, with 60 shares sold and 40 bought. Against that backdrop, the deployment supplied operational detail without financial terms; field performance and validation remain watchpoints.

Key Figures

Field development period: 24 months Battery packs: 4 packs; 130 kilowatts each Shift capacity: 8-hour shift +4 more
7 metrics
Field development period 24 months Battery-electric ReachStacker deployment at ITG
Battery packs 4 packs; 130 kilowatts each Battery-electric ReachStacker
Shift capacity 8-hour shift Battery-electric ReachStacker
Charging range 20% to 80% Charging solution
Charging time 4.5 hours When using the right charger
ITG terminals 17 inland container terminals Netherlands and Belgium
Sustainability certification Third Lean & Green Star ITG certification for reducing energy consumption and CO2 emissions

Historical Context

5 past events · Latest: Aug 04 (Negative)
Pattern 5 events
Date Event Sentiment 24h Move Catalyst
Aug 04 Q2 earnings report Negative +15.2% Reported revenue decline and losses, while bookings and backlog improved.
Jul 28 Earnings release scheduling Neutral +3.2% Scheduled the Q2 results release and subsequent webcast.
Jul 07 Physical AI deployment Positive -4.2% Announced AI-driven quality assurance deployment at a manufacturing facility.
May 19 Lithium-ion product launch Positive -8.2% Launched lithium-ion forklifts with lower energy use and multiple capacities.
May 12 Quarterly dividend increase Positive +0.0% Raised the quarterly cash dividend from $0.36 to $0.365 per share.

24h Move is the share-price change in the day after each event; other market factors may also have contributed.

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News reactions were mixed: two positive product or technology announcements had negative reactions, while the Q2 results announcement rose despite reported losses.

Key Terms

reachstacker, lithium-ion, high-voltage systems, multimodal logistics solutions
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reachstacker technical
"deployment of a battery electric ReachStacker at Terminal ITG Venray-Wanssum"
A reachstacker is a large mobile machine used at ports, rail yards and freight terminals to lift, move and stack intermodal shipping containers; it has a telescoping boom mounted on a wheeled chassis so it can pick containers from the ground, trucks or rail cars and place them several rows deep or high. For investors, reachstackers signal handling capacity and operational efficiency in logistics and terminal businesses—like a forklift on steroids, they influence throughput, turnaround times, capital spending and maintenance costs for companies tied to freight movement.
lithium-ion technical
"four 130-kilowatt lithium-ion battery packs capable of supporting a full 8-hour shift"
A type of rechargeable battery chemistry that stores and releases energy by moving lithium ions between two electrodes; think of it as a lightweight, refillable fuel tank for electronics and vehicles. It matters to investors because lithium‑ion batteries are central to smartphones, electric vehicles and grid storage, driving demand for raw materials, manufacturers and related supply chains, and influencing costs, growth prospects and regulatory attention.
high-voltage systems technical
"with factory support available for high-voltage systems"
Electrical systems that generate, transmit, convert or use electrical power at voltages significantly higher than ordinary household levels, typically found in power grids, electric vehicles, charging stations and industrial equipment. Because they handle larger amounts of energy, they affect product performance, safety requirements, regulatory approvals, installation and maintenance costs, and liability exposure—factors investors track much like the difference between a backyard garden hose and a high-pressure water main when assessing a company’s technical complexity and capital needs.
multimodal logistics solutions technical
"ITG provides multimodal logistics solutions, connecting major seaports"
A coordinated service that moves goods using two or more transportation modes—such as truck, rail, ship, or air—often combined with warehousing, tracking technology, and customs handling to create a single end-to-end shipment plan. Think of it like a travel itinerary for cargo that chooses the best combination of roads, rails, seas and skies and uses digital tools to keep everything on schedule; it matters to investors because it can lower costs, reduce delays and expand market reach, which affect revenues and margins across logistics-dependent businesses.

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Electric container handler deployment at ITG Venray Wanssum supports real-world validation of battery electric technology

WANSSUM, THE NETHERLANDS, Aug. 12, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Hyster, together with Inland Terminals Group and authorized Hyster® dealer Heffiq, announces the deployment of a battery electric ReachStacker at Terminal ITG Venray-Wanssum, in the Netherlands. Inland Terminals Group (ITG) will begin using the Hyster® RSJ46-33XDL battery-powered electric ReachStacker in August 2026, marking the beginning of a 24-month field development period to help further validate and refine the technology in real-world terminal operations. This battery-powered ReachStacker builds on the development of other Hyster electric container handlers and uses many common systems from previous projects, including the battery electric empty container handler pilot at Malta Freeport Terminals.

The electric ReachStacker is powered by four 130-kilowatt lithium-ion battery packs capable of supporting a full 8-hour shift. Two battery packs are placed on either side of the truck, and the full solution can be charged from 20% to 80% in approximately 4.5 hours when using the right charger. Shared software across Hyster electric lift trucks supports common displays, operator interfaces, service tools and diagnostics. 

“Ports around the world are laser-focused on reducing emissions while maintaining high levels of productivity, and ITG is helping lead that transition in inland container transport,” said Lucien Robroek, President of Global Big Trucks, Hyster. “Deploying this Hyster battery-electric ReachStacker with them is an important step in proving how this technology can support demanding real-world duty cycles in terminal operations while further refining the operator experience and supporting terminal operators’ progress toward lower-emission, more sustainable operations.” 

ITG has an established track record of successful sustainability initiatives. The company was the first inland terminal operator in the Netherlands and Belgium to earn a third Lean & Green Star – a certification recognizing results in reducing energy consumption and CO2 emissions. 

"The commissioning of our first fully electric Hyster ReachStacker is an important step in making our material handling equipment more sustainable,” says Jan-Jaap Kroft, Sustainability Manager, Inland Terminals Group. “This investment contributes directly to our ambition to achieve an emission-free transport chain. Together with Hyster and Heffiq, we are continuing to build future-proof and sustainable terminal operations." 

The local authorized Hyster dealer, Heffiq, has a longstanding relationship with ITG, providing equipment and service to keep terminal operations moving. Heffiq will handle all conventional maintenance requests and serve as the first line of response for service just as they would other Hyster equipment, with factory support available for high-voltage systems.

“The various terminals across the Netherlands and Belgium operated by the ITG have been valued Heffiq customers for several decades,” said Martijn Veerkamp, Commercial Director, Heffiq. “Sustainability is a key priority for both ITG and Heffiq. It is therefore fantastic to mark our strategic partnership with the delivery of their first battery electric Hyster ReachStacker. This is a major milestone and something we are extremely proud of.”

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ABOUT HYSTER
Hyster is a leading worldwide provider of Hyster® forklift truck and container handling solutions for the toughest, most intense industries on earth. The company designs and manufactures an industry leading, comprehensive range of material handling equipment, meeting the unique demands of everything from fast-paced industrial warehouses and manufacturing facilities to the most demanding, heavy-duty applications like ports and terminals. Backed by a dedicated, global dealer network and nearly a century of material handling experience, Hyster is the trusted resource customers can count on for technology tough enough for their worksites and proven solutions that keep critical operations moving.

Hyster Company is a division of Hyster-Yale Materials Handling, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Hyster-Yale, Inc. (NYSE:HY) which is headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio and operates globally.

©2026 Hyster-Yale Materials Handling, Inc., all rights reserved. Hyster is a trademark of Hyster-Yale Materials Handling, Inc.

ABOUT INLAND TERMINAL GROUP
Inland Terminals Group (ITG) is a leading network of 17 inland container terminals in the Netherlands and Belgium.

Through its strategically located terminals, ITG provides multimodal logistics solutions, connecting major seaports with inland destinations by barge, rail, and road.

The Group offers a comprehensive range of logistics services, including container handling, extensive storage facilities, and container depot services for leading shipping lines.

With a strong focus on inland navigation, ITG enables customers to optimize cargo flows while improving supply chain efficiency and reliability.

With sustainability at the core of its strategy, Inland Terminals Group invests in modern, low-emission transport equipment and intermodal transport solutions to reduce CO₂ emissions and improve the environmental performance of container transport.

ABOUT HEFFIQ
Heffiq is the official importer of Hyster and Yale materials handling equipment in the Netherlands. The company helps businesses make their internal logistics processes smarter, more efficient and safer through personal advice and solutions tailored to their daily operations.

Its offering ranges from forklift trucks, warehouse equipment and container handlers to warehouse solutions, automation and service. With a broad product portfolio, more than 185 employees and a nationwide service and support network, Heffiq provides suitable solutions for a wide range of materials handling challenges.



Jennifer Timblin
Hyster
252-412-4322
jennifer.timblin@hyster-yale.com

Dan Gauss
Koroberi
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FAQ

What did Hyster (NYSE:HY) announce about the battery electric ReachStacker deployment in August 2026?

Hyster announced deployment of a battery electric RSJ46-33XDL ReachStacker at Inland Terminals Group’s ITG Venray-Wanssum terminal starting August 2026. According to Hyster, the machine will be used in a 24‑month field development program to validate battery-electric performance in real terminal operations.

What are the key battery specifications of Hyster’s electric ReachStacker used by Inland Terminals Group?

The Hyster electric ReachStacker uses four 130‑kilowatt lithium-ion battery packs designed to support a full 8‑hour shift. According to Hyster, two packs are mounted on each side of the truck and can charge from 20% to 80% in about 4.5 hours with a suitable charger.

How long is the field development period for the Hyster (HY) electric ReachStacker at ITG Venray-Wanssum?

The field development period is planned for 24 months starting in August 2026. According to Hyster, this real-world deployment aims to further validate and refine the battery-electric ReachStacker technology under demanding terminal duty cycles at Inland Terminals Group’s inland terminal.

How does the Hyster electric ReachStacker support sustainability goals at Inland Terminals Group?

The fully electric Hyster ReachStacker helps reduce emissions from container handling at ITG’s terminal. According to Inland Terminals Group, the investment directly supports its ambition to achieve an emission-free transport chain and build future-proof, sustainable terminal operations across its inland terminal network.

What role does Heffiq play in Hyster’s electric ReachStacker project with Inland Terminals Group?

Heffiq acts as the authorized Hyster dealer, supplying the ReachStacker and providing frontline service and maintenance. According to Heffiq, it will handle conventional maintenance requests, with Hyster factory support available for high-voltage systems, continuing a longstanding partnership with ITG terminals.

How does Hyster’s electric ReachStacker relate to its other electric container handling projects?

The battery electric ReachStacker builds on previous Hyster electric container handler developments, reusing many common systems. According to Hyster, it incorporates technologies proven in earlier projects, including a battery electric empty container handler pilot at Malta Freeport Terminals, and shares software across Hyster electric lift trucks.