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Boost for global cement demand
Demand forecast to rise +5.4% per year to 4.3 billion tonnes in 2015, fuelled by Asia Pacific growth and mature market rebound
Hewden lands Balfour Beatty plant contract
Hewden has just signed a 12-month contract with Balfour Beatty Utility Solutions to supply operated plant in the UK.
Rental software company Insphire opens US office
UK-based rental software company Insphire has established a permanent US sales office, located in Houston, Texas.
De Boer prepares for busy 2012
Temporary structures firm De Boer is gearing up for a busy year in 2012 with several headline events calling on its services in the UK.
Year-on-year fall in output
Declines in Slovenia and Portugal drive 2% year-on-year fall in Europe’s (EU27) construction output in October
Cramo's Norwegian director to leave the company
Mr Finn Løkken, managing director of Cramo Norway AS and a senior vice president in Cramo’s group management team, is to resighn from his position and pursue a career outside the rental industry.
Editor’s Comment: United Rentals buys RSC
You should never be surprised by acquisitions in the rental industry. That is true in particular of United Rentals, since it owes its status as the world’s biggest rental company to the more than 250 transactions it has made in the last 14 years.
Boels acquires Germany's Baurent
The long-anticipated sale of German rental company Baurent has finally been announced, with Netherlands-based Boels Rental to acquire the business on 1 January 2012.
Aggreko switches Bangladesh plant to natural gas
Aggreko is to convert its 145 MW diesel temporary power plant in Ghorashal, Bangladesh into a natural gas plant. The change, agreed with client Bangladesh Power Development Board (BPDB), will extend the contract period to 2015 and increase its value by US$100 million.
United Rentals to acquire RSC
United Rentals is to acquire RSC Equipment Rental in a cash-and-stock transaction valued at US$18 per share, or a total enterprise value of $4.2 billion, including $2.3 billion of net debt. It is the largest acquistion ever in the equipment rental market.
Transport to boost EMEA construction in 2012
Transport concessions and international footprint will help insulate sector in 2012, but outlook remains weak
Trico Equipment founder dies at age 96
It is with great sadness that Trico Equipment Services acknowledges the passing of Joe Pustizzi, Sr., age 96. Joe Senior, as he was known to many, founded the original Trico Equipment in 1952 with his wife Angie, which was to later become two of the largest equipment rental companies in the country.
Volvo Rents buys Midwest Aerials & Equipment
Volvo Rents has acquired Midwest Aerials & Equipment, the four-depot aerial platform rental firm headquartered in St Louis.
Turkish atrium lift rental company formed
Turkish aerial platform company İstanbul Vinç has established a specialist atrium lift rental company called Örümcekci (Örümcek is Turkish for spider).
Riwal scales down in Spain
Riwal is to reduce its Spanish fleet by around 25% to 1500 units but said it remained absolutely committed to the Spanish market.
Atmos Chrast invests €1.5m in compressor production tools
Czech Republic compressor and genset manufacturer Atmos Chrast has invested €1.5 million in its component production division.
Increased costs lead to Cummins price rise
Cummins Power Generation has announced a 3% general price increase effective on 1 January, 2012.
HTC’s new dust extractor 15% more efficient
Sweden's HTC has introduced a new dust extractor to its range of floor cleaning products.
IRN available in new online digital format
International Rental News (IRN) can now be read in an online format offering more features than the .pdf file digital version. The magazine is also offered as a printed paper issue.
Liugong expands finance programme to Europe
Chinese equipment manufacturer to introduce customer leasing and financing programme
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