Combilift?s 100,000th Forklift on a European Tour: Enter to Win & Support a Life-Changing Cause!
To mark an incredible milestone ? the production of its 100,000th forklift ? Irish manufacturer Combilift is offering the chance to win the one-of-a-kind Golden Combi-CBE multidirectional forklift through a very special competition.
First unveiled at IMHX and recently showcased at GIS Expo in Italy, Combilift?s 100,000th forklift is continuing its European Tour and being exhibited at some of the biggest industry events on the continent:
?Denmark ? HI Tech & Industry Scandinavia | 30 September ? 2 October 2025 | MCH Messecenter Herning
?Germany ? Blechexpo | 21?24 October 2025 | Messe Stuttgart
Make sure to drop by Combilift?s stand for an up-close view of this unique machine before entering the competition.
The exclusive Golden Forklift, valued at over ?60,000, isn?t just a celebration of innovation ? it?s about making a difference. All proceeds will go directly to UNICEF?s Children?s Emergency Fund, helping deliver life-saving aid such as clean water, medicine, therapeutic food and emergency education to children impacted by conflict and natural disasters. With your support, Combilift aims to raise over ?100,000 for UNICEF.
Entering the competition is easy!
1.Go to www.combilift.com/win-a-truck
2.Click ?Enter Competition?
3.Choose your tickets, answer one simple question, and confirm your entry!
Entries close on the 15th of December 2025, and the winner will be announced on the 16th of December 2025.
Don?t miss your chance to own this historic machine and help children in need across the world!
UNICEF does not endorse any company, brand, product or service.
Enter now: www.combilift.com/win-a-truck
YouTube Link https://youtu.be/1TDcRrZDvFk
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