4 ways the hierarchy of construction OEMs could change amid tech challenges

Since its launch in the 1990s, the KHL Yellow Table has become the standard reference in the industry, tracking the size of the world’s 50 biggest OEMs by revenue. But at a time of unprecedented technical and business model change, who are likely to be the winners and losers in Yellow Tables to come? Alan Berger and Carl Gustaf Göransson from commercial vehicle advisory firm abcg have dusted off their crystal ball to suggest what future Yellow Tables might look like.

Prediction is very difficult, especially when it’s about the future, as the old joke goes. But in this case it’s probably best to start by doing the opposite and looking to the past.

Over the years, we have seen OEMs move from relative obscurity to the top 10 of the…

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