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Stevens Equipment Rental invests in first 75-tonne excavator
Addition of the Caterpillar 374 excavator reflects growing demand for high-capacity machines in UK construction
Global construction market forecast to hit US$16.6tn by 2050
New report says five megatrends will drive demand for infrastructure, housing and construction over the next 25 years
Infrastructure to carry weak EU construction recovery
ING forecasts modest growth in 2026 as housing remains subdued and major markets diverge
India’s construction output to exceed $1tn by 2027
Infrastructure spending and manufacturing push expected to drive growth across all sectors
Sudhir Rentals - a Middle East, India and UK growth story
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Ankit Bhati, head of India and global procurement at Sudhir Rentals, explains the company’s rapid growth in challenging markets 
Sunbelt celebrates ‘milesone’ US stock listing
Sunbelt Rentals Holding registered in Delaware, US, and will maintain secondary UK listing
US government shutdown ends after 43 days
AGC says deal is “good news for construction”
LGH opens first site in France
Says move is a “strategic milestone in LGH’s European expansion”.
China’s Horizon strikes India supply deal with RentEase
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World’s largest access rental company to supply MEWPs aimed at India Infrastructure projects 
Five key trends shaping North America’s equipment rental sector
Five trends from the ARA rental forecast for North America
VP reports ‘resilience’ in face of mixed end markets
Company ‘closely monitoring’ tool hire division
Q&A with AGGCON on India’s new budget
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What impact will the July budget have on rental?
Interview: Rethinking the way we build infrastructure
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The way in which societies design and build infrastructure needs to change as the world gets to grips with the challenges that decarbonisation and climate change present, according to engineering professor Deb Chachra.
ING highlights a challenging year ahead for Euro construction
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Green shoots of recovery could be seen in 2025, says market analyst
Leading economist: US economy to weaken in first half of 2024
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Contributing factors include the end of Covid relief programs, lingering impacts of monetary policy and credit tightening
Trendlines: 2023 proves a surprising year
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Construction markets in 2023 were better than expected. Why was this and what’s in store for 2024?
Hungary plans to build €6bn ‘Dubai-style’ Budapest district
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The Hungarian government will spend approximately €1 billion to improve the infrastructure
VP plc reports softening markets
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Company reports “strong performance” despite some softening markets
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