Combilift, the Irish manufacturer renowned for multidirectional and bespoke material handling equipment, has reached a major production milestone with its 100,000th Combilift. This anniversary underscores Combilift’s sustained growth and influence across global logistics, warehousing and heavy-industry sectors.
To commemorate the achievement, Combilift has launched a unique competition that gives one lucky entrant the chance to win the exclusive Combi-CBE 3000kg / 6,000lbs multidirectional forklift. Proceeds from ticket sales will be donated in full to UNICEF Ireland’s Children’s Emergency Fund. The company has set an ambitious fundraising goal of more than €100,000, intended to support UNICEF’s rapid-response humanitarian work for children affected by conflict and natural disaster worldwide.
This campaign positions Combilift as a manufacturer that combines commercial success with corporate social responsibility. The raffle is simple to enter. Prospective entrants choose their tickets, answer a brief multiple-choice question, and confirm their entry. All entries will support lifesaving aid for children. The winner is scheduled to be announced on 16 December 2025.
The model at the heart of the competition is an exclusive Combi-CBE configured to reflect Combilift’s commitment to handling performance and operator safety. The Combi-CBE platform is widely used in industries where space optimisation and lateral lifting are critical, such as steel distribution, timber yards and precision manufacturing. The 3,000kg capacity variant on offer represents a compelling combination of payload, stability and manoeuvrability for narrow-aisle and long-load applications.
Combilift emphasised that the 100,000th machine’s public debut at IMHX also served to highlight the firm’s product development pipeline. Representatives from logistics, warehousing and manufacturing attended IMHX to evaluate machines and discuss tailored solutions. Industry delegates praised the efficiency and adaptability of Combilift equipment, particularly in facilities where conventional forklifts impose limitations on storage density and load orientation.
The decision to partner with UNICEF Ireland reflects an intent to channel corporate milestones into measurable social impact. UNICEF remains one of the fastest responders in humanitarian crises, operating in more than 190 countries to deliver essentials such as clean water, vaccines, therapeutic food and temporary schools. By directing proceeds to the Children’s Emergency Fund, Combilift seeks to amplify relief efforts where they are needed most and within compressed timeframes.
From a commercial perspective, the competition is an effective brand-building exercise that also drives customer engagement. Ticketed-entry fundraising creates excitement among distributors, fleet managers and end users, while reinforcing Combilift’s reputation for innovation. The campaign combines marketing reach with tangible charitable outcomes. It also offers a practical way for industry stakeholders to participate in philanthropy without complex procurement commitments.
Operationally, the raffle will be managed in accordance with applicable regulations and transparent adjudication practices. Details on ticket pricing, purchase channels and terms were provided at IMHX and on Combilift’s official communication channels. The firm encouraged entries from the global customer base while making clear that the funds raised will be allocated to UNICEF Ireland’s Children’s Emergency Fund.
The fundraiser will culminate with the draw on 16 December 2025. Until then, each ticket sale will incrementally support humanitarian relief and increase entrants’ chances of acquiring a factory-fresh, commemorative Combilift. Combilift’s milestone is therefore doubled in significance: production scale and social contribution.
Industry observers noted that linking product milestones to charitable giving is an effective way for manufacturers to demonstrate values beyond market share. For Combilift, the 100,000th machine is a marker of decades of incremental innovation and international expansion. For many in the logistics and warehousing sectors, it is also an opportunity to engage with a company translating operational success into global humanitarian support.
For more information about the competition, ticket options and the 100,000th Combilift, stakeholders may consult Combilift’s official announcements and IMHX Birmingham coverage. Entries remain open until the draw, and all proceeds will support urgent aid for children through UNICEF Ireland’s Children’s Emergency Fund.
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