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How supply chain shortages will affect the aerial platform and rental industry
Company says 40% of its fleet to be low-emission this year
JLG sales up 48% during three months to Dec. 31, 2021, reports historical high backlog
Despite used access equipment and telehandler sales down year-over-year, pricing remains strong in North America
Bravi has reported record-breaking sales for 2021, including a 196% increase year-over-year in Leonardo HD units
ERA/IRN RentalTracker survey for the final quarter of 2021 maintains the positive momentum established in early 2021 surveys
Federal construction spending data highlights increase in key areas, although delays in funding harm progress
Growth buoyed by economic recovery, diversified model and acquisitions
‘Optimistic look ahead’ will see industry sales reach €151 billion, say two leading associations
For the third consecutive year, Newsweek has named United Rentals as one of America’s Most Responsible Companies
Rental revenue up 20% driven by acquisition activity, strong demand and higher pricing
Bright future for construction but supply chain challenges and worker shortages to get worse
Forecast predicts construction equipment rental revenue to rise by 12.3% in 2022
European equipment rental market recovered by 6.3% this year after a 7.2% fall in 2020
JLG’s Q4 results break backlog records, OEM reports backlog up 652% vs. prior year to $2.8 billion
Outlook for U.S. equipment rental remains positive for 2021 and beyond
Appleton column: How businesses are adapting to evolutions in the rental industry, and the risks and rewards entailed
The annual ALH Aerials20 list illustrates a return to growth – with potential to hit record levels in the coming years – for the MEWP rental market in North America. ALH dissects the data.
New study by Off-Highway Research and International Cranes and Specialized Transport sheds light on the world’s largest mobile crane fleets
JLG’s owner says situation particularly challenging for access equipment and may lead to further price increases