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Trade association sticks with forecast of 10% to 30% decline in equipment sales
There is still time to submit entries for this year’s Transport 50 (T50) listing of the world’s largest specialized transport companies but act quickly
A list of the top 10 largest crane companies in the world according to the IC50 Index
In contrast to last year’s IC50 ranking of the world’s largest crane-owning companies things have increased much more positively in the 2020 table
European Demolition Association (EDA) survey reveals more than a quarter of contractors facing project cancellations
Building activity plummets as crisis leads to spending freeze, says IHS Markit/CIPS UK survey
More than 60% of OEMs in Europe report significant reductions in production and a further 15% are at zero production.
European engineering association report provides insight into lost projects and staff retention
Fitch Ratings downgrades concessions and construction giant from Positive to Stable
The crane, rigging and specialized transportation sector is preparing for layoffs and seeing projects delayed
Contractors are increasing compensation and adopting productivity-boosting technologies to cope with worker shortages
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Building on last year’s return to growth, the 2019 ICM20 ranking of the world’s largest crane manufacturers by revenue is up strongly. ICST reports
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ARA survey shows that North American contractors expect to increase their use of rental
Entries for this year’s Transport 50 (T50) listing of the world’s largest specialized transport companies need to be in by Thursday 18th
Last chance to submit your fleet information for the IC50 listing of the world’s largest crane operating companies
Sustained fall in commercial work weighs on UK construction sector in March according to survey
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The Republic of Ireland’s Ulster Bank has reported a seven-month high rate of growth