Exhibit 99.2

Manitex International, Inc.

Conference Call

Fourth Quarter & Full Year 2010

March 17th, 2011

2

Forward Looking Statements

& Non GAAP Measures

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“may,”

“will,”

“should,”

“could,”

and

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statements

are

based

on

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estimates

and

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and

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information

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Company's

filings

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the

Securities

and

Exchange Commission and statements in this presentation should be evaluated in light of these important factors. Although

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Non-GAAP

Measures:

Manitex

International

from

time

to

time

refers

to

various

non-GAAP

(generally

accepted

accounting

principles)

financial

measures

in

this

presentation.

Manitex

believes

that

this

information

is

useful

to

understanding its operating results without the impact of special items. See Manitex’s fourth quarter 2010 earnings

release

on

the

Investor

Relations

section

of

our

website

www.manitexinternational.com

for

a

description

and/or

reconciliation of these measures.

3

2010 Summary

•

2010 was a year of significant financial improvements from

2009, highlighted by the near-doubling of revenues, record

EBITDA margins, and highest quarterly EPS in Manitex history

•

Achieved 31% organic growth

•

Our commitment to international diversification and addition

of new product lines bolstered our growth

•

Our products remain focused on specialized lifting equipment

•

Continued emphasis on cost control resulted in margin

expansion and operating leverage

4

Overview-Fourth Quarter 2010

•

Continuing the momentum from Q3-2010 together with full quarter contribution

from CVS Ferrari

–

Year on year quarterly revenues up 98% to $29.5 million

–

Net income of $0.9 million, EPS of $0.08 and highest ever quarterly EBITDA of $2.9

million, 9.6% of sales

–

Gross margin remains strong at 25.9%

•

US markets remained weak, but we exploited niche opportunities in energy,

utility,

container

handling

and

international

sectors.

Non

–

US

revenues

grow

to

38% of total revenues (2007=20%)

–

Year-on-year backlog increase of 80%, sequential quarter increase of 21%

•

Continuing focus on cost control, working capital and liquidity

–

Q4-2010 incremental sales of $14.6 million generated 15% incremental operating

income*

–

Managing growth with existing credit facilities. Cash and availability under credit lines of

$4.3 million at December 31, 2010

*excluding 2009 bargain purchase

5

Key Figures -

Quarterly

USD thousands

Q4-2010

Q3-2010

Q4-2009

Net sales

$29,544

$24,859

$14,934

% change in Q4-2010 to prior period

19%

98%

Gross profit

7,660

5,855

3,444

Gross margin %

25.9%

23.6%

23.1%

Operating expenses

Includes benefit from bargain purchase gain

5,605

-

4,365

-

776

(2,915)

Net Income

932

657

3,842

Ebitda

2,850

2,271

426*

Ebitda % of Sales

9.6%

9.1%

2.9%

Working capital

31,692

29,621

25,578

Current ratio

2.4

2.7

2.8

Backlog

39,905

32,847

22,122

% change in Q3-2010 to prior period

21%

80%

*Excluding gain on bargain purchase

6

Q4-2010 Operating Performance

$000

$000

Q4-2009 Net income

Q4-2009 bargain purchase gain

3,842         

(2,915)

927

Gross profit impact of increased sales of $14.9

million (Q4-2010 sales less Q4-2009 sales at Q4-2009 gross profit

% )

3,369

Benefit from improved margin (Q4-2010 gross profit % -

Q4-2009 gross profit % multiplied by  Q4-2010 sales)

847

Increase in gross profit

4,216

Increase in operating expenses (including new

operations expenses of $1.6 million)

(1,914)

Interest & Other income / (expense)

(108)

Increase in tax (2010 charge v 2009 benefit)

(2,189)

Q4-2010 Net income

$        932

7

Key Figures -

Annual

USD thousands

2010

2009

2008

Net sales

$95,875

$55,887

$106,341

% change in 2010 to prior period

72%

(10%)

Gross profit

23,334

11,157

17,465

Gross margin %

24%

20%

16%

Operating expenses

17,797

7,813*

14,057

Tax charge (benefit)

1,026

(2,097)

(407)

Net Income from continuing operations

2,109

3,639*

1,799

Ebitda

8,676

1,982

5,416

Ebitda % of Sales

9.0%

3.5%

5.1%

Working capital

31,692

25,578

23,623

Current ratio

2.4

2.8

2.4

Backlog

39,905

22,122

15,703

*Including gain on bargain purchase $3,815

8

2010 Operating Performance

$000

$000

2009 Net income

2009 bargain purchase gain

3,639         

(3,815)

(176)

Gross profit impact of increased sales of $40

million (2010 sales less 2009 sales at 2009 gross profit % )

7,998

Benefit

from

improved

margin

(2010

gross

profit

%

-

2009

gross profit % multiplied by 2010 sales)

4,179

Increase in gross profit

12,177

Increase in operating expenses (including new

operations expenses of $3.7 million)

(6,169)

Interest & Other income / (expense)

(600)

Increase in tax (2010 charge of $1.0m v 2009

benefit of $2.1m)

(3,123)

2010 Net income

$       2,109

9

2010 Operating Expenses

•In

2010

incurred

additional

SG&A

costs

of

$2.0

million

in

“2009

operations”

that

generated an additional $17.1 million in revenue

•Increases in SG&A from reinstatement of portion of compensation costs, selling

expenses and freight, legal costs

•2009 operating expenses were reduced by $3.8 million from the bargain purchase

gains on Badger and Load King

$ millions

Incremental Sales in 2010 from 2009 operations *

17.1

2010 (Increase) / decrease in operating expenses in "2009 operations"

Increase in R&D expenses

(0.3)

Decrease in restructuring expense

0.1

Increase in SG&A expenses

(2.0)

Exchange rate effect

(0.3)

Non-

recurring bargain purchase gain on 2009 acquisitions

(3.8)

Total Incremental Operating Expenses in "2009 operations"

(6.3)

Incremental SG&A % of sales

11.7%

* 2009 operations includes Manitex, Liftking, and Crane & Schaeff and excludes Badger for six months

to June 30th 2010, Load King, CVS Ferrari and North American Equipment Exchange (NAEE)

10

Working Capital

$000

Q4-2010

Q3 2010

Q4 2009

Working Capital

$31,692

$29,621

$25,578

Days sales outstanding

60

62

67

Days payable outstanding

62

53

73

Inventory turns

2.9

2.7

1.7

Current ratio

2.4

2.7

2.8

Operating working capital

36,763

34,833

29,112

Operating working capital % of LQ sales

31.1%

35.0%

48.7%

•Increase in working capital Q4-2010 v Q4-2009 principally from increased accounts

receivable ($9.7m) and inventory ($3.4m) and offset by increased

accounts payable,

accruals & other liabilities ($8.4m)

•Inventory increase includes $1.3 million from new operations of CVS and

NAEE

•Operating working capital improvement to 31% of annualized LQ sales

11

Debt and Liquidity

$000

Q4-2010

Q3-2010

Q4-2009

Total Cash

662

217

287

Total Debt

34,019

33,745

33,511

Total Equity

43,274

42,025

40,428

Net capitalization

76,631

75,553

73,652

Net debt / capitalization

43.5%

44.4%

45.1%

YTD EBITDA

8,676

5,826

1,982

YTD EBITDA % of sales

9.0%

8.8%

3.5%

•Ebitda for Q4-2010 at 9.6% of sales is best quarterly performance by the Company. Full

year EBITDA of 9.0%

•Net reduction in term notes during 2010 of $1.8m:

•Revolver

facility,

based

on

available

collateral

at

December

31,

2010

was

$23.6m

•Cash and revolver availability at December 31, 2010 $4.3m

•Net capitalization is the sum of debt plus equity minus cash.

•Net debt is total debt less cash

12

Commercial Update

•

US market sectors showing different profiles

–

General construction activity still limited resulting in low demand from rental

fleets and general contractors. Our recent announcement of $13.5

million of

orders did however include rental fleet orders indicating more positive

outlook

–

Stronger niche market sectors of energy and utilities but these are also

volatile and sensitive to underlying trends eg commodities

•

Non-US markets have been showing stronger economic activity

–

We have targeted Canada, Middle East & parts of Europe 

–

Non-US sales account for 38% of 2010 revenues, up from 20% in 2007

•

Q4-2010 represented first full quarters contribution from CVS Ferrari

–

Container handling and inter-modal markets are showing increasing activity

and equipment demand

–

Slowly building commercial and operational activities at CVS

•

Strong presence and financial investment planned for ConExpo at Las

Vegas in March

–

Largest show in N. America held every three years

•

Backlog of $40 million to enter 2011, an increase of 80% from 12/31/2009

13

2011 Outlook

•

Q1-2011

–

Sales: Expectation that revenues will be solid improvement from Q1-

2010 sales of $22m

–

Net Income: Impact of costs of regulatory filings and participation at

ConExpo of $0.7 million

–

EPS: Despite the higher Q1 costs, we anticipate we will exceed Q1-

2010 EPS of $0.03

•

2011

–

Expect specialty markets of energy, rail, and utilities to lead to double

digit revenue growth year on year in our existing businesses.

Additionally, we expect incremental sales from our CVS operating

agreement

Overall, our business model puts us on a firm footing as we

enter 2011 and we expect to continue to implement our

strategy and build upon it as the economy improves