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Krank will showcase its newly launched Inspeq Platform at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026, demonstrating how real-time inspection and full field operations oversight drive efficiency without replacing existing enterprise systems.At CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026, industry leaders will have a chance to see firsthand how inspections and field operations are evolving. Krank, the UK-based tech innovator, is bringing its newly launched Inspeq Platform to Las Vegas, promising a fresh perspective on operational control, one that bridges the gap between frontline activity and executive decision-making.Mark Turner, CEO, David McCarthy, Global Head of Sales, and John O'Sullivan, Head of Sales APAC and South Africa, will be on hand throughout the event to discuss how the platform is reshaping equipment inspections across industries.“I’ve always loved CONEXPO. It’s one of the few places where serious machines and serious decision-makers come together in the same space. The combination of Las Vegas and heavy iron is always a good one, but for us it’s about the conversations at the top table. We built the Inspeq Platform because too much frontline insight never reaches leadership. This year, we’re looking forward to showing how structured inspection workflows translate into sharper, faster operational decisions.” shares Turner.Turning inspection pressure into operational controlIn today’s high-stakes construction and heavy industry environments, downtime is expensive, safety compliance is non-negotiable, and margins are under constant pressure. Most large contractors and asset owners have invested in sophisticated CMMS, EAM, and ERP systems, yet frontline inspections often remain fragmented, manual, and disconnected from those making operational decisions. Developed using customer feedback, the Inspeq Platform has been designed solve these industry challenges. CONEXPO-CON/AGG will be among the first to experience the platform in action, exploring a new operational control layer that promises to unite dispersed teams, sites, and assets in a single, real-time view.One platform, total oversight across operationsRather than replacing existing enterprise systems, the Inspeq Platform sits on top of them, creating a bridge between inspections, work orders, fleet operations, and asset histories. It turns what was once siloed and time-comsuming process into a connected operational ecosystem.For managers juggling complex job sites and distributed fleets, the platform offers:Control-tower visibility across teams, assets, and locationsStructured, high-quality visual evidence captured in real timeImmediate linkage between inspection findings and live work ordersEnhanced accountability and faster resolution of defectsSeamless integration with existing enterprise toolsBuilt for the realities of harsh environments and limited connectivity, the Inspeq Platform combines mobile-first inspections, offline capability, and remote oversight, creating a scalable solution that works no matter where your business is be located.Meet the team in Las VegasSee the Inspeq Platform in action by meeting Krank’s leadership team at the event and discover how it can transform inspections and operational oversight for your business.Discover more at     getinspeq.comTo Schedule a meeting with one of our representatives, scan the QR code below;

This February, Krank will head to Indaba 2026, Africa’s premier mining event. The company will showcase Inspeq, its evolving equipment inspection app that helps mining teams save time and protect high-value equipment.Krank, a global leader in heavy equipment technology solutions, will be represented by David McCarthy, Global Head of Sales, and John O’Sullivan, Head of Sales for APAC and South Africa, at Indaba 2026. Both will be on hand to discuss how Krank’s solutions, including Inspeq, can support mining operations across the region.“Indaba is the premier event for the African mining industry, and I am particularly excited about the palpable energy and opportunity in the sector this year,” shares McCarthy.“The conversations are moving beyond theoretical concepts to the practical application of transformative technologies like AI in heavy industry. For me, this event is about connecting with forward-thinking leaders who are ready to make decisive moves to enhance their operations, and Indaba is the perfect forum for these high-level discussions.”Attendees can find Krank at the UK Pavilion, where it will demonstrate how its technology-driven solutions are already delivering significant operational efficiencies for heavy equipment operators globally.Meet Inspeq: intelligent inspections for smart mining businessesMining operators face the ongoing challenge of managing high-value equipment under tight schedules and constant movement, all while ensuring inspections are accurate and timely. Inspeq, Krank’s mobile-first inspection platform, makes this process fast and simple.Teams can complete check-in and check-out inspections in minutes, capturing high-resolution photos, videos, voice notes, and AI-powered condition reports - all with just a few taps. Inspection times can be reduced by up to 50%, with fully formatted, shareable reports generated instantly. The results include faster maintenance, reduced downtime, improved operational efficiency, and clear, time-stamped records to ensure accountability across multiple sites.Krank’s presence at Indaba underscores its commitment to advancing mining operations and supporting teams with next-generation technology. Attendees visiting Krank’s stand will experience firsthand how Inspeq can streamline inspections, optimise workflow, and maximise equipment performance - and get a glimpse of what’s coming next.A big reveal awaitsIndaba 2026 will set the stage for Krank to unveil a game-changing development in mining equipment inspections. “We’ve been listening closely to mining operators around the world, and their feedback has shaped Inspeq’s evolution,” says McCarthy. “We’re here to spark meaningful conversations with operators who are ready to take their operations to the next level.”Don’t miss your chance to be among the first to see it in action. Attendees are encouraged to book a meeting to be the first to discover what’s coming next from Krank. To schedule your discussion and get an exclusive first look at the future of smart mining operations, scan the QR code below. 

Industry veteran John O’Sullivan joins Krank as Head of Sales for APAC and South Africa, bringing four decades of experience and a global network to drive growth and market impact.Krank welcomes John O’Sullivan as its new Head of Sales for APAC and South Africa, bringing decades of global experience across technology-led marketplaces, inspections, and asset-intensive industries including mining, construction, and automotive.O’Sullivan previously served as Managing Director, APAC and Middle East at Iron Planet and later as Division Director, Global Asset Management at Macquarie Group. He has experience in leading three international auction and valuation companies across Australia, Europe, and Dubai and serves on numerous boards, making him a strategic addition to the Krank team.“APAC and South Africa demand experience and credibility. John brings both in abundance, along with a deep understanding of how asset condition, timing, and market access drive value,” said Mark Turner, CEO of Krank. “John understands how inspection quality, timing, and market access directly affect outcomes, particularly in regions where equipment is worked hard and decisions carry real financial consequence. He also brings immediate credibility. John can engage confidently with boards, operators, and financiers because he has been accountable at that level himself.”A proven track recordBased in Queensland, Australia, O’Sullivan has a strong track record in positioning businesses for growth and strategic value. In his previous roles, he has led initiatives that strengthened market positioning and delivered measurable results, underscoring his belief that “driving growth comes down to understanding the market, spotting opportunities early, and making decisions that create lasting impact.”He sees Krank’s AI-driven inspection platform Inspeq as a key differentiator. “AI is everywhere, but very few companies are combining it with inspections for mining, construction, and other asset-intensive industries. That’s where Krank’s Inspeq stands out,” he shares. “Being able to offer actionable insights alongside inspections is what sets us apart.”Driving Krank’s growth in APAC and South AfricaO’Sullivan will lead Krank’s expansion across Australia, Southeast Asia, and South Africa, focusing on solutions that integrate inspections, asset intelligence, and controlled sales. “Our goal is to provide a complete solution across sectors, from mining and construction, and to do it in a way that creates real, measurable value,” he said.This appointment aligns with Krank’s growth ambitions, with Turner adding: “John brings the experience, judgement, and industry respect required to form the right partnerships, move at the right pace, and create something durable across APAC and South Africa. Our goal is to establish Krank as a trusted operating layer for inspections, asset intelligence, and controlled sales across mining, energy, and construction, not simply another marketplace or software vendor. These regions share common realities: large fleets, demanding environments, strong secondary markets, and increasing pressure on asset performance and capital efficiency. Krank is built for those conditions, but success depends on deploying the platform with discipline and relevance.”Joining Krank in early February 2026, O’Sullivan brings a wealth of experience to help the company further expand its networks and strengthen its operational leadership in some of the world’s most demanding asset-intensive markets.O’Sullivan will be joining David McCarthy, Krank’s Global Head of Sales, at Africa’s leading mining event, Indaba 2026, from 9-12 February. If you’d like to meet with them and discuss how Inspeq can support your business, get in touch via the contact details below.

UK-based tech innovator Krank is proud to represent British enterprise on the Department for Business and Trade’s Trade Mission to the UAE.Krank, the UK-based technology platform, is excited to announce its selection to join the UK Government’s Department for Business and Trade (DBT) Trade Mission to the United Arab Emirates, taking place from 23rd to 28th November.This year’s invitation-only mission is dedicated to advancing collaboration in infrastructure, clean energy, and advanced manufacturing, convening a select group of pioneering UK companies to explore strategic opportunities across the GCC region. Krank’s inclusion is a strong endorsement of its vision, innovation, and growing presence in one of the world’s most dynamic markets.Through innovative digital products such as its AI-powered inspection app, Inspeq, and Krank’s equipment marketplace solution, the company  is redefining how heavy equipment is inspected, marketed, and traded globally - bringing new levels of transparency, efficiency, and control to equipment owners and sellers.Five days of inspirational tradeThe DBT-led mission will visit Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Ras Al Khaimah, offering participants access to high-level networking events, market briefings, and government-supported introductions. Highlights include VIP access to the Big 5 Global Construction Show, one of the world’s leading industry exhibitions, and curated meetings with regional partners, investors, and government officials.Krank’s participation builds on its growing engagement in the GCC, where it has already developed a strong network and pipeline of opportunities across Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and beyond. Just recently, Krank has delivered the Dayim Marketplace, a fully branded digital equipment trading platform developed in partnership with Dayim Equipment Rental, and launched in under a month - a testament to the team’s agility, innovation, and commitment to the region.“We’re incredibly grateful and proud to have been selected for this Trade Mission,” said David McCarthy, Head of Sales at Krank. “To be chosen from a competitive field of UK businesses is a real accolade. It’s a testament to the strength of our proposition and recognition of the value Krank is bringing to global construction and heavy equipment markets.“There’s an incredible energy in the Gulf right now. The pace of development, the openness to technology, and the genuine hospitality of the people make it a uniquely exciting place to do business. We’re passionate about contributing to that momentum and building long-term partnerships that deliver real value,” McCarthy continued.The team at Krank has also expressed its appreciation for the guidance of its DBT trade advisor and the UK Embassy team in Abu Dhabi, whose support has been instrumental in preparing for the mission. “We’re very grateful to the Department for Business and Trade for this opportunity. The level of support, insight, and access they provide is invaluable. For any UK business looking to expand overseas, I’d strongly encourage connecting with your local trade advisor,” added McCarthy.Krank will be sharing highlights from the trade mission via its website and LinkedIn page. Stay up to date with Krank’s journey as it connects with industry leaders, explores new partnerships, and strengthens its presence across the GCC region.

Krank joins forces with Dayim to launch its GCC presence, delivering the Dayim Marketplace in under a month, a platform that puts the company in control of its used equipment sales and connects buyers to inventory worldwide.Krank, a global leader in heavy equipment trading technology, has made its Middle East debut through a strategic partnership with Dayim, one of Saudi Arabia’s foremost heavy equipment trading and services companies. As of August 2025, the partnership has already delivered the Dayim Marketplace, a fully integrated platform launched in just four weeks.Designed to give Dayim full control of its used equipment sales, the Dayim Marketplace combines global reach with precise audience targeting at the click of a button. Listings can be made visible worldwide, limited to the GCC, or offered only to a curated list of customers. This transparent, flexible model replaces broker-dependent processes, helping Dayim reach more buyers efficiently and drive higher returns.A shared vision from day oneThe partnership began when David McCarthy, Head of Sales at Krank, approached Dayim with a solution to a long-standing challenge: how to efficiently manage older fleet inventory during refresh cycles while retaining full control over how and to whom it is presented.  “Working with Dayim has been a fantastic collaborative experience which has been a team effort from the start. Together we’ve delivered a cutting-edge marketplace in record time, reflecting what’s possible when two forward-thinking companies combine their expertise,” McCarthy explained.Krank’s first GCC stepThis launch marks Krank’s first step into the GCC, a region that both companies see as rich with opportunity.“With Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 driving unprecedented infrastructure investment, the scale of opportunity in the GCC is immense,” McCarthy said. “Having Dayim as our first customer in the region is a huge accolade and the perfect foundation for further growth.”For Dayim, the new platform is both a marketplace and a strategic tool for building relationships, improving transparency, and reaching new buyers both domestically and internationally. “Dayim Equipment Rental is proud to partner with Krank to launch our new used equipment marketplace while bringing transparency, efficiency, and global reach to our resale operations. This collaboration allows customers to access Dayim’s quality-assured fleet through a trusted digital platform, reflecting our commitment to innovation and customer value. By integrating Krank’s innovative technology with Dayim’s industry expertise, we are making it easier for customers to source reliable used equipment with confidence while driving a more sustainable lifecycle for our assets,” shares Ian Shaw, Vice President of Commercial at Dayim Equipment Rental.Krank’s speed of delivery underscores its agility and commitment to customers. From day one, the team worked proactively to launch without compromise, making adjustments and responding instantly to requests to ensure a seamless marketplace for both Dayim and buyers. The result is a bespoke, fully branded platform already integrated into Dayim’s operations and hosting live inventory including a desirable heavy-duty straight boom lift 2025 Genie S-85 Telescopic Boom and a fully-serviced 2014 JLG 1250AJP.For Krank, the launch is proof that its flexible, seller-led approach delivers results not only in established markets but also in fast-growing emerging ones. “Dayim is a fantastic company with an exceptional team. This partnership marks an exciting milestone in our GCC entry, one we believe will be the first of many,” McCarthy adds.Leveraging its global expertise in heavy equipment trading, Krank looks forward to bringing innovative, technology-driven solutions to one of the world’s most dynamic markets.Find out more about Krank and access the Dayim Marketplace here.