Equipment Manufacturers

Premium Content

18 March 2008

company currency price at start price at end Change Change %
ceE Index 278,09 251,30 -26,80 -9,64
Astec Industries USD 49,18 49,05 -0,13 -0,26
Atlas Copco (A) SEK 121,75 110,00 -11,75 -9,65
Bell Equipment ZAR 42,50 41,30 -1,20 -2,82
Caterpillar US$ 85,90 75,17 -10,73 -12,49
CNH US$ 55,57 47,99 -7,58 -13,64
Deere US$ 131,60 127,38 -4,22 -3,21
Doosan Infracore WON 34700 30250 -4450 -12,82
Gehl US$ 30,94 22,62 -8,32 -26,89
Haulotte Group 32,73 28,01 -4,72 -14,42
Hitachi CM YEN 4910 4070 -840 -17,11
Hyundai Heavy Industries WON 383000 328000 -55000 -14,36
Ingersoll-Rand US$ 55,88 50,51 -5,37 -9,61
Kobe Steel YEN 464 414 -50 -10,78
Komatsu YEN 3850 3510 -340 -8,83
Kubota YEN 1055 941 -114 -10,81
Manitou 47,50 42,05 -5,45 -11,47
Manitowoc US$ 86,57 74,97 -11,60 -13,40
Metso 46,57 45,90 -0,67 -1,44
Palfinger € 37,50 35,99 -1,51 -4,03
Sandvik SEK 150,50 133,25 -17,25 -11,46
Tadano YEN 1963 1519 -444 -22,62
Terex US$ 94,13 77,15 -16,98 -18,04
Volvo (B) SEK 150,50 118,50 -32,00 -21,26
Period: Week 22 - 34 Palfinger 4 for 8 share split in week 27
The evolution of electromobility in construction
The case for electric construction equipment is now as much about productivity and business value as it is about sustainability
Why crawler AWPs are becoming essential to modern mining and tunnelling
While excavators, loaders and TBMs dominate the spotlight, crawler aerial work platforms are quietly transforming how mining and tunnelling projects are built, maintained and operated.
Construction equipment buyers: 3 insights suppliers can’t ignore
How are construction equipment buying decisions changing, and what does that mean for suppliers?