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European Demolition Association to release its second report in October – announces special offer for contractors to supply their information early
Association of Equipment Manufacturers figures show export sales in decline for third year in a row
Industry’s major listing of demolition contractors by turnover will be published in our May-June magazine – but we need your help to put it together
Strong recovery in production, sales and exports of tower cranes in Italy reported by UNACEA construction equipment trade association
Report highlights socio-political stability in country’s positive outlook
The European Demolition Association has officially released the European Demolition Industry Report 2015
To help us provide a picture of the global crane rental market we have put together a short questionnaire, the answers to which will be collated, analysed and written up for the January 2016 issue
We’re looking for your views on the equipment rental industry on both a European and a global level - and it only takes a few minutes to tell us
The second ERA/IRN RentalTracker survey of 2015 sees hopeful signs from Spain and Italy.
Increased civil engineering activity claimed as driver for improved construction outlook
The first ERA/IRN RentalTracker survey of 2015 finds a large majority in buoyant mood, but is the recovery fully underway just yet?
Rental companies have until 8 May to submit their data for this year's survey of the world's 100 biggest industry names
The survey for the first quarter of the year is online for you to give your views
Increase in housing market and public infrastructure projects highlighted by Norwegian contractor as drivers of regional growth
The American Rental Association’s annual event attracted another increase in numbers and produced a feelgood factor ‘like the old days’
Positive growth recorded for January, but industry recruitment levels drop to lowest in 13 months
Growth for domestic Italian construction sector, but trade association warns of poor export performance
Switzerland emerges as most expensive country to build in, followed by Denmark, Hong Kong, Sweden and the UK, says new report
Report reveals industrial investments are being driven by mining activities
Market confidence falls along with industry expansion rate reduction during final quarter of 2014
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