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TMHA hits 2015 for home-run

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Toyota Industries Corporation (TICO) president Akira Onishi, TMH executive vice president & COO Steve Takacs, and TICO executive vice president Kazue Sasaki.
Toyota Industries Corporation (TICO) president Akira Onishi, TMH executive vice president & COO Steve Takacs, and TICO executive vice president Kazue Sasaki.

Toyota Material Handling Australia has capped off a record market share year in 2015 by receiving the highest recognition at the recent TMHI distributor awards.

The president’s award for overall business excellence recognises TMHA as the top distributor in sales and customer support categories, including into account equipment sales, service and parts performance and overall business profitability.

The award was presented in April by Toyota Industries Corporation executive vice president Kazue Sasaki at the awards ceremony held in the grand ballroom of the Marriot Hotel in Nagoya, Japan.

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This is the most prestigious award issued by TMHA’s global parent company and saw it take the number one position ahead of the more than 130 countries that make up the TMHI region.

TMHA executive vice president and COO Steve Takacs accepted the award on behalf of TMHA and said winning the award was a terrific achievement that recognises the efforts of all TMHA staff.

“Being acknowledged by our parent company for the outstanding service and support we provide to our customers is a great achievement and a fitting reward for the hard work put in by everyone in our business operation,” Takacs says.

“Strong sales figures in 2015 helped us record our seventh consecutive year as the number one forklift brand in Australia and our highest ever market share,” he adds.

This year TMHA launched a new range of battery-electric Toyota counterbalance forklifts and in the second half of the year they will introduce their first automated guided driverless forklift to the local market.

Matt Greenop

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