“Focused

manufacturer of

engineered lifting

equipment”

Exhibit 99.2

Manitex International, Inc.

Conference Call

Second Quarter 2014

August 6th, 2014

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Forward Looking Statements &

Non GAAP Measures

“Focused

manufacturer of

engineered lifting

equipment”

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management including statements regarding the Company’s expected results of operations or liquidity;

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undertakes no obligation to update publicly or revise any forward-looking statement, whether as a result of

new information, future developments or otherwise.

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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 Second Quarter 2014 Earnings Release on the Investor Relations

section of our website

www.manitexinternational.com

for a description and/or reconciliation of these measures.

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“Focused

manufacturer of

engineered lifting

equipment”

Overview

•

Record quarterly sales & EBITDA with net income equal to previous highs: 

–

Sales

of

$68.4

million

(9.3%

increase)

–

Net

income

of

$3.0

million

(12.5%

increase)

–

EBITDA

$6.3

million

(14.2%

increase),

9.2%

of

sales

–

EPS

$0.22

(unchanged

from

Q2-2013,

but

1.5

million

more

diluted

shares)

•

Continued increase in order intake in Q2-2014 provides YTD increase in backlog of

~33% to $102.5 million.

•

July 21

st

, announced agreement to acquire PM Group S.p.A. subject to Italian

court approval. Based near Modena, Italy, PM Group had June 30, 2014 trailing

twelve month revenues of approximately $106 million. Expected to

close in Q4-

2014.

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“Focused

manufacturer of

engineered lifting

equipment”

Commercial Overview

•Order demand in the quarter saw some stronger demand in Europe for CVS and in N.America for

lower tonnage crane products

•Book to bill ratio of 104% in Q2-2014, compared to 82% for Q2-2013 and 136% for Q1-2014.

•Relatively slow growth in N. America and a long way from the peak of 2007-8.

•Expect to see energy developments pick up in medium term. As at July 25, N. America rig

count YOY increase of 8.2%  (173 rigs)

•European markets continue to improve

•Product order profile has shown an increase in smaller / mid-range tonnage cranes reflecting

increase in general construction activity. Commercial material handling equipment slower but

container handling equipment showed stronger demand in the quarter and expected to grow further.

•Awarded third military contract for specialized military specification equipment with approximate

revenues of between $30 -$45 million over the next five years. This award from the US Navy brings

the value of contracts for deliveries in the next five years secured by Manitex Liftking in the past

fourteen months to a range of $75 -

$125 million.

•6/30/14 Backlog of $102.5 million (12/31/13, $77.3 million):

•Broad based order book with stronger representation from CVS and

from lower capacity cranes

•Strong order intake in Q2-2014 for container handling equipment (CVS)

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Key Figures -

Quarterly

“Focused

manufacturer of

engineered lifting

equipment”

USD thousands

Q2-2014

Q2-2013

Q1-2014

Net sales

$68,399

$62,554

$62,576

% change in Q2-2014 to prior period

9.3%

9.3%

Gross profit

13,144

12,260

11,604

Gross margin %

19.2%

19.6%

18.5%

Operating expenses

7,966

7,656

7,993

Net Income

2,986

2,655

1,877

Earnings Per Share

$0.22

$0.22

$0.14

Ebitda

6,293

5,513

4,722

Ebitda % of Sales

9.2%

8.8%

7.5%

Working capital

84,392

70,179

75,171

Current ratio

2.5

2.6

2.5

Backlog

$102,517

$96,637

$100,023

% change in Q2-2014 to prior period

6.1%

2.5%

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“Focused

manufacturer of

engineered lifting

equipment”

Q2-2014 Operating Performance

$m

$m

Q2-2013 Net income

2.7    

Gross profit impact of increased sales of $5.8 million

(2014 sales less 2013 sales at 2013 gross profit % ).

1.1

Impact from decrease in margin

(2014 gross profit % -

2013 gross profit % multiplied by 2014 sales)

(0.2)

Increase in gross profit

0.9

Operating expenses

(0.3)

Interest / other

-

Increase in tax

(0.2)

Q2-2014 Net income

$3.0      

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Working Capital

“Focused

manufacturer of

engineered lifting

equipment”

$000

Q2-2014

Q4-2013

Working Capital

$84,392

$73,873

Days sales outstanding (DSO)

70

53

Days payable outstanding (DPO)

50

45

Inventory turns

2.8

2.9

Current ratio

2.5

2.5

Operating working capital

102,778

86,682

Operating working capital % of

annualized LQS

37.6%

33.1%

•Working capital increase Q2-2014 v Q4-2013, of $10.5m:

•Trade & Other Receivables $13.2m, Inventory $7.0m, partially offset by

reduced cash $2.9m, increased accounts payable $4.2m, short term

working

capital borrowings $2.5m and accruals & other current liabilities $0.9m.

•Inventory increase includes governmental units shipped not recognized as

revenue in Q2

•Working capital ratios: DSO increase from a higher proportion of

international

sales and timing of payments on military

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“Focused

manufacturer of

engineered lifting

equipment”

$000

Q2-2014

Q4-2013

Total Cash

$3,189

$6,091

Total Debt

59,828

54,231

Total Equity

90,498

84,991

Net capitalization

147,137

133,131

Net debt / capitalization

38.5%

36.2%

Trailing 12 month EBITDA

$22,864

$21,483

Debt / EBITDA

x2.6

x2.5

•Increase in debt of $5.6 million from 12/31/13 principally reflects increase in working capital

facilities in N.A. ($4.1m) and Italy ($2.3m) funding increased activity levels.

•Other debt repayments in the quarter of $0.6 million

•N. American revolver facilities, based on available collateral at 6/30/14 was $50.8m.

•N. American revolver availability at 6/30/14 of $6.1m.

Debt & Liquidity

•

Net capitalization is the sum of debt plus equity minus cash

•

Net debt is total debt less cash

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Summary

“Focused

manufacturer of

engineered lifting

equipment”

•

Q2-2014 achieved highest quarterly revenues and EBITDA to date and

equal high levels of net income.

•

Solid ~30% increase in backlog to $103 million is indicator of improved

customer confidence although short term negative mix

•

PM acquisition expected to close in Q4-2014, providing additional

growth platform for 2015 as we become a pro-forma greater than $350

million revenue organization

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Appendix

“Focused

manufacturer of

engineered lifting

equipment”

PM Group S.p.A. Acquisition

Agreement

Agreement with PM-Group

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Manitex International, Inc. (Nasdaq: MNTX)

has reached an agreement to

acquire

PM-Group

SpA

(PM

and

Oil

&

Steel

SpA,)

of

San

Cesario

sul

Panaro,

Modena, Italy.

•

Consideration of $107 million, subject to post-closing adjustments and earnout

provisions, is expected to consist of a combination of debt, equity, and the assumption of

$68 million in debt and liabilities.

•

The acquisition is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2014, subsequent to the

pending Italian Court approval of a debt restructuring plan.

•

PM-Group had accumulated $140M in debt, following 2008 LBO, which has created an

opportunity for Manitex to acquire the company and restructure the debt.

•

PM-Group has trailing twelve months revenues of $106 million and adjusted EBITDA

margins of approximately 9% .

Deal Structure

Purchase Price of $107 Million consists of:

•

$24 million in cash provided by a new Manitex term loan with

current Manitex Banking group.

•

$15 million in new equity issuance (approximately 1 million

MNTX shares) distributed primarily to current PM banks.

•

$68 million in assumed debt and liabilities which includes

working capital facilities for PM.

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Acquisition Rationale:

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Acquisition fits into Manitex International stated growth objectives to achieve

growth both organically and through acquisitions.  PM-Group represents our

largest acquisition to date.

PM-Group is a strong strategic fit:

•

Adds product classes -

knuckle boom cranes and truck mounted aerial

platforms-

both are a highly desired product categories with strong demand.

•

Adds new manufacturing facilities/capacity

•

Adds new distributors, geographies and niche markets

Accelerates Manitex growth both within Europe and globally

Compelling synergies create value for shareholders

•

Accretion to EBITDA and Earnings expected in 2014

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What We are Buying

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•

PM

is

a

leading

Italian

manufacturer

of

truck-mounted

hydraulic

knuckle

boom cranes, with diverse product lines ranging up to 108 ton meters in

lifting capacity, sales in 50 countries including Western and Eastern

Europe, South America, Middle & Far East, and North America.

•

Oil

&

Steel

(“O&S”)

is

a

market

leader

in

truck

mounted

aerial

platforms.

•

PM and O&S’

headquarters and assembly plants are located in San

Cesario sul Panaro, in the province of Modena, Italy, together with a

manufacturing plant in Romania.

Combination of Manitex and PM-Group

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HIGHLIGHTS:

•

Annualized Pro Forma Revenues in excess of $350 Million

•

Annualized Pro Forma EBITDA in excess of $30 Million

•

Long-term Gross Margin Target Remains ~20%

•

Long-term EBITDA Margin Target Remains ~10%

•

Pro forma combined backlog as of March 31, 2014 is ~$116 Million

•

Manitex International now offers its dealers both straight-mast and

knuckle boom cranes