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Australian mining equipment rental company wins five-year contract worth between AU$27 million and AU$32 million per year
Encouraging signs for the industry continued in the results of the second quarter ERA/IRN RentalTracker survey, albeit with a little more caution in some areas.
Annual growth of +2.9% forecast as developed markets rebound and rural-to-urban migration continues
ERA improves 2014 growth forecasts for the UK, Germany, Denmark and Spain, but downgrades Italy, Norway and Poland.
Manufacturer claims many Spanish companies will need to buy significant amounts of equipment when market starts to recover
Report presented at UK Construction Equipment Association 2014 annual meeting estimates industry revenues for 2012/13 of £11 billion
Construction equipment exhibition will take place from 22 to 25 February, 2017, in Verona, Italy
Company plans to open new depot soon, claims there is potential for country’s rental market
Industry set to exit second downturn of double-dip recession, with Off-Highway Research forecasting increased sales in China, Europe, India, Japan and North America this year.
Bobcat district manager for Spain Carlos Campos confident that worst is over for construction equipment sales in Spain and Portugal
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Caterpillar chairman & CEO, Doug Oberhelman has said he is guardedly optimistic on prospects for the global construction equipment industry this year.
Rental penetration index increased to 52.9% in 2013 said ARA.
Brazil-based Mills will spend 73% of its rental capex budget for 2014 on aerial platforms and telehandlers, amounting to R$169 million.
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Statistics for November last year continue almost unbroken string of year-on-year decreases in construction output for 2013
Slow turnaround forecast to begin next year, continuing to gather momentum in 2015 and 2016
Domestic market falls -24% in the first nine months of the year.
North American rental industry to grow by 8.4% next year and 11.3% in 2015.
Ahead of next week's third quarter results Cramo says 2013 sales are expected to be lower than 2012, although EBITDA margins will be improved.
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Forecasts from the UK’s Construction Products Association point to recovery in the construction industry starting in 2014 and continuing through 2015
Growth of 7% this year is forecast to increase to 9.2% next year and then reach 12.9% in 2015, says the American Rental Association (ARA).