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Construction - especially residential - strong in the US, but supply chain issues and lack of workers hindering growth
Used access equipment prices are up 29% in the U.S. according to the September Market Trends Report from Ritchie Bros
Regional report - Infrastructure stimulus measures and pent-up demand in the US suggest growth ahead for equipment rental firms
Leading demolition industry experts Johan d’Hooghe, Barry O’Hare and Jeff Sizemore discuss the rising potential of waste recycling
Second quarter revenues up 54% year-on-year, but industry now facing equipment shortages and recruitment challenges
22,000 units sold in first seven months of 2021 shows underlying strength of the UK market
Off-Highway Research says construction equipment sales of US$110 billion to occur this year
Latest European Demolition Association Industry Report now available and news is positive
Equipment rental revenues in 2022 will surpass previous 2019 peak, fueled by construction and industrial services, according to ARA
Charlie Dougherty, vice president and economist with Wells Fargo Securities, to present economic outlook at 2021 ALH Conference
Overall 69% increase in orders driven by the Hiab division which makes hydraulic loader cranes and materials handling equipment
Hannah Sundermeyer compiles the latest rough terrain models to hit the North American market.
First half of 2021 sees equipment sales reach 18,000 units, despite supply chain delays and rising prices, according to CEA data
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
The driving force for buying a used crane is price and availability.
More than 155 rental businesses responded to the Q2 RentalTracker survey, and the results are very positive
Growth slows across the CE construction indexes, as businesses await rise in infrastructure spending
Increased construction activity and long lead times on new equipment have pushed demand for all types of heavy construction equipment