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KHL's Special Report: Bridges 2011 is now available to buy via KHL.com's Information Store.
The top 75 customers for equipment rental in the UK last year reduced their total spend on rental by more than 10% last year according to the latest Plant Hire Investment Report by UK analyst Catherine Stratton.
The ERA/IRN Rental Tracker survey for the second quarter of 2011 reveals continued uncertainty in rental markets in the UK and Italy in contrast to more positive environments in France, the Nordic region and Benelux.
The IRN100 survey covering the 2010/11 financial year indicates that global rental revenues were almost flat last year. Total top 100 company revenues were €23.49 billion last year, up just 1.2% on 2009 when corrected for currency variations.
The ERA/IRN RentalTracker survey covering the second quarter of 2011 is ready to complete and is again available in five languages - English, French, Spanish, Italian and German.
International Construction's annual top-list of the world's largest construction equipment manufacturers, the iC Yellow Table 2011, is now available to buy.
Independent test finds quartz dust emissions are within strict limits, even for eight hour cycles
A 5 percent recovery in the aerial work platform market is expected for 2011 with even stronger growth in 2012, the International Powered Access Federation (IPAF) has reported in its IPAF US Powered Access Rental Report 2011.
Netherlands-based rental consultancy Consurent has created an online survey on fleet management trends and will present the results at a meeting held on 7 June during the first day of the International Rental Exhibition (IRE) in Amsterdam.
ALH's annual listing of North America's largest telehandler-owning rental fleets shows stability.
Research work is now underway for the sixth International Rental News IRN-100 survey of the top 100 equipment rental companies in the world.
Access, Lift & Handlers magazine has combined and expanded its 2010 scaffold, aerials and telehandler Toplists into one, easy-to-use guide containing extra analysis and a detailed overview of all three market sectors.
The American Rental Association (ARA) is predicting a strong rebound in the US equipment rental industry up to 2015, forecasting a 7% increase in equipment rental revenues this year followed by higher growths of between 9% and 14% up to 2015.
The Russian equipment rental market was valued at around €580 million in 2009, representing a drop of approximately 19.5% from 2008, according to the Moscow rental consulting firm MS Consulting.
Business confidence in the European rental sector in the third quarter of 2010 showed little dramatic improvement on the previous quarter, although sentiment remains markedly better than at the start of the year.
How big is the global rental industry? Murray Pollok scans the available sources to provide a snapshot of the 2009 rental market and reports on some forecasts for Europe and North America.
Revenues at the world’s top 100 rental companies fell by 15% last year, and the reduction was closer to 20% for the largest companies. Murray Pollok reports in the IRN-100 survey for the year 2009.
KHL Group's latest Special Report, Wind Power 2010, is now available to order.
The European equipment rental market fell by 17.2% to €20.2 billion in 2009 and is expected to fall by between 0% and -5% in most countries this year, according to the latest rental market report published by the European Rental Association (ERA).
Which?, the UK-based consumer rights organisation, has called for rental companies in the UK to improve their standards after a survey revealed safety faults in half of the tools it rented.
Calculate the total cost of ownership and
CO2 output of construction machinery
using the European Rental Association’s
online, free-to-use calculators.
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