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Sentiment among European construction buyers remained firmly in negative territory in July, even as the rate of contraction in construction activity softened
Las Vegas event showcases new machinery and technology, with Next Level Awards recognising industry innovations
2026 is supposed to be the year that the European Union’s (EU) construction sector finally exits a prolonged slump but the latest survey of Eurozone construction buyers has underlined the fragility of that recovery.
The European Union’s (EU) construction sector will see production increase by 1.5% in 2026, as it finally exits a prolonged slump
More than 100 manufacturers and suppliers have now signed up to exhibit at Heavy Equipment Connect, a major new three-day trade show in Saudi Arabia
Rental and distributors association DLR reports results of its Q3 Barometer Survey
Construction buyers reported another contraction in activity in November but the rate of decline has started to ease
October saw a sharp reduction in new construction orders in the Eurozone, according to the latest sounding of construction buyers in the region
Bauma Saudi Arabia to debut in 2027, marking the show’s expansion into one of the world’s fastest-growing construction hubs
Shortages impacting more than half of construction, survey says
Rental sees modest rebound, but construction still subdued
Moderate revenue increase despite challenging construction environment
Kiloutou executive to help CAMD organisation
Tool identifies the correct access rental equipment for construction sites
Why are global players like Kiloutou and Multitel Pagliero betting big on Spain?
The European construction sector is expected to see modest recovery in 2025
Buys pump rental company based in Kalimantan
Construction and general tools set for steady growth
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