Toyota Material Handling and The Raymond Corporation announce plans to integrate into one single organization
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TMHNA stressed its commitment to maintaining unique brand identities for both Raymond and Toyota in the marketplace, striving to preserve and enhance its customer relationships.
Toyota acquired The Raymond Corporation in 2001. The company said this unification will allow TMHNA to leverage the unique strengths of both organizations to be more efficient for the benefit of both Toyota and Raymond customers.
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