The Rental Report 2014 now available

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16 December 2014

International Rental News’ Rental Report 2014 is now available from the KHL.com Information Store.

The report provides an annual overview of the worldwide rental market and includes a comprehensive supplier directory consisting of over 50 pages of manufacturer and rental association listings, as well as details of other useful rental contacts.

The updated directory gives rental companies a ‘check-list’ of suppliers of everything from power tools and portable toilets to generators, aerial platforms, excavators and surface preparation equipment.

The report also contains contact details for a wide variety of organisations and specialist service companies, including suppliers of asset tracking systems, anti-theft organisations, rental consultants and rental associations.

It also features an authoritative overview of the global construction market by Chris Sleight, Editor of IRN’s sister magazine, International Construction.

In addition, this year’s World Rental Report is also available in this special report – originally printed in the September/October 2014 issue of IRN, it contains interviews and reports from companies and manufacturers in more than 10 countries on five continents, providing a world-wide snapshot of the dynamic rental market.

And the latest version of the IRN100 survey – first published in the June 2014 issue of IRN – is also available at the end of the publication, detailing the largest 100 rental companies in the world by revenues.

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