NACCO Materials Handling Group

NACCO Materials Handling Group (NMHG), the parent company of Hyster Company and Yale Materials Handling Corporation, has announced a corporate reorganization effective today.

PSI to supply NHMG with engines using propane and compressed natural gas for 1-ton to 8-ton forklifts.

With the economy warming, fleet owners are navigating a new array of customized financing options as their fleets return to normal use.

NMHG has donated more than $232,000 to the United Way of Pitt County over the past three school years.

Donation represents $100 for each three-point shot made by East Carolina University basketball team in '12-'13 season.

Big acquisitions, a precarious economy and some new players change the landscape heading into 2013.

Pitt County partnership has raised more than $200,000 in three years.

Forklift and more than 450 employees wear pink in honor of breast cancer awareness.

Effective Monday, October 1, Hyster-Yale began its first full day as an independent company.

Distribution has been structured to qualify as tax-free dividend.

New lift truck to support food bank's storage and distribution of frozen goods, non-perishable food, and clothes.

Continuing an upward climb, the worldwide industrial lift truck market is seeing orders and shipments on the rise again.

Hyster-Yale Materials Handling announces that it has filed a registration statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission relating to a proposed spin-off from NACCO Industries of the company's materials handling business.

More savvy lift truck fleet managers are realizing that buying, renting or leasing practices set the tone for future savings.

Traditionally viewed as restrictive, new finance practices tailor leases to customer needs.