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New study by Off-Highway Research and International Cranes and Specialized Transport sheds light on the world’s largest mobile crane fleets
JLG’s owner says situation particularly challenging for access equipment and may lead to further price increases
Trade association stresses that despite recent efforts to address construction growth, material shortages could continue to hinder the sector
Construction growth to be driven by unprecedented levels of stimulus spending on infrastructure
Sales predicted to reach record volume of 1.13 million in 2021 and remain robust in 2022
Research from Dutch financial services group ING points to resilient construction market
Construction - especially residential - strong in the US, but supply chain issues and lack of workers hindering growth
Off-Highway Research says construction equipment sales of US$110 billion to occur this year
Equipment rental revenues in 2022 will surpass previous 2019 peak, fueled by construction and industrial services, according to ARA
Government stimulus measures following the global pandemic have led to a surge in demand for construction equipment
Report predicts construction to see good growth in 2021, although issues such as lack of materials remains a concern
GlobalData report suggests just four out of 15 countries can speed up infrastructure projects to boost post-pandemic growth
Bidder registrations for online equipment auctions up 49%, with machine prices rising as construction output increases
The post-pandemic availability – and cost – of construction materials is a growing concern
It is estimated that equipment sales would have fallen further if Covid-19 hadn’t occurred
Rental revenue expected to exceed peak totals in 2022
Survey by IHS Markit shows construction industry is growing at its fastest rate for over six years
JLG’s access equipment sales “exceeded our expectations,” says parent company Oshkosh
Market strength such that manufacturers may not be able to keep up with demand in 2021
Company announces a 15% decline in 2020 revenues to $1.9 billion and anticipates $2.1 billion