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Company issues trading update on 2nd quarter revenues
Lucy Barnard interviews Emma Porter, managing director of UK-based Story Contracting about how to adopt a workable diversity and inclusion strategy
French manufacturer continues growth as market conditions normalize
Company rebalances fleet while looking at growth through M&A
Construction spending in New York is expected to rise to $83bn by the end of 2023.
South America can look forward to several years of solid construction equipment sales between 2023 and 2027, after several years of turbulence. But it needs political stability.
Delayed payments are adding $273 billion to construction bids in the USA in 2023, a new survey has found, as construction firms adjust estimates in order to compensate for a lack of ready cash and to ‘survive till 25.’
This year’s Aerials20 shows double-digit growth following rental’s busy year of acquisitions and bolt-ons
All major segments of construction in the US saw increases in spending in August, although an ongoing shortage in skilled workers could put the brakes on growth.
OHR: Global slowdown will be a gentle one, and some markets continue to grow
Updated forecast shows further fall in global CE sales due to China downturn
AEM: Technologies present growth opportunity for ag and construction
Government investment in infrastructure, high commodity prices and a degree of political stability should help to construction equipment sales in South America
Backhoe loaders may be India’s most popular type of construction equipment but mini excavators are gradually gaining popularity, as a new Off-Highway Research report shows.
CECE updated members of the construction industry on the current European construction equipment sector
The construction industry in Europe could start to shrink in 2024, according to the latest forecast from economists at Dutch bank ING.
Construction output expected to expand by 5.4% in real terms in 2023
China’s construction equipment market has yet to see any signs of recovering in 2023, after a slump in 2022.
Q2 results soar following supply chain relief and increases in market share
US single-family homebuilding surged in July and permits for future construction rose amid an acute shortage of previously owned houses.