COPMA is CPS Group's line of heavy-duty articulated (knuckle-boom) loader cranes, from compact models to the flagship COPMA 7500, used in construction, marine, utility, recovery, and military logistics.

What makes COPMA cranes different?

COPMA cranes use a hydraulic architecture with fewer diverter valves than typical competitors, so less pump energy is lost to heat, so more power reaches the boom and the crane sustains a higher duty cycle, with a simpler, field-repairable design.

PESCI is CPS Group's brand of marine and offshore lifting cranes.

Does CPS Group offer crane autonomy?

Yes. Our OVERRIDE drive-by-wire technology brings electronic and remote control to COPMA, PESCI and CPS cranes, available across the whole range for both civil and defense applications.

How do I get pricing, parts, or a quote?

Contact CPS service or an authorized CPS / COPMA dealer through the website.

How can I tell that an email from CPS Group is genuine?

Genuine messages come from the cps-group.com domain and pass our email authentication. Check the full sender address, be wary of lookalike domains and small misspellings, and if anything seems off, verify with your usual contact before acting.

What should I do if I receive a suspicious message claiming to be from CPS Group?

Do not click links, open attachments or act on it. Contact your usual CPS Group contact using a number or address you already know and trust, confirm whether the message is genuine, and report it.

Does CPS Group change bank or payment details by email?

Treat any request to change bank or payment details with extreme caution. Always confirm it by phone with your known CPS Group contact before making any change or payment.

Has CPS Group been breached?

No. This is a preventive advisory about external phishing and impersonation attempts, which target organisations from the outside. It does not indicate that CPS Group systems or data have been accessed. We monitor and harden our defences continuously.

A cybersecurity notice from CPS Group: stay alert to phishing

A cybersecurity notice from CPS Group: stay alert to phishingTo our partners, customers and suppliers: we ask everyone who corresponds with CPS Group to treat email and written communications with care. Email remains the most common route for fraud and impersonation, and a few moments of caution protect everyone.What CPS Group does to protect our communicationsWe enforce email authentication across the cps-group.com domain to block spoofing, spam and phishing. Our systems are set up so that messages genuinely sent from our domain can be verified, and so that forged messages pretending to come from us are rejected wherever possible. We monitor this continuously.The threat we keep seeingDespite these measures, we continue to see phishing attempts that impersonate the cps-group.com domain and the names of our people. These attempts try to persuade partners to share information, change payment or bank details, or act on instructions that did not come from us. The messages can look convincing, carrying familiar names, logos and wording.What to watch for

Any request to change bank details, payment instructions or account numbers.

Urgency or pressure, for example a demand to pay or reply immediately.

Sender addresses that look almost right but are not, including lookalike domains and small misspellings.

Unexpected attachments or links, or a request to log in through a link.

Any message that asks you to bypass your usual contact or your usual process.

What to do if something seems wrongIf a message seems unusual, do not act on it and do not reply to it directly. Contact your usual CPS Group contact first, using a phone number or address you already know and trust, and confirm the request before taking any action. This is especially important for payments, bank details and anything involving credentials or sensitive information. When in doubt, check first.What we are doingWe are taking extraordinary preventive measures and are continuously hardening our systems against the latest web and email security vulnerabilities. Email authentication, monitoring and verification are ongoing, and we review our defences regularly as new threats appear.A note of reassuranceThis notice is precautionary. Phishing impersonates organisations from the outside, and these attempts do not mean that CPS Group systems or data have been accessed. We are sharing this so that everyone who works with us stays alert and protected. Stay sharp, and thank you for your attention and care.