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Webinar and report will examine the changing global market, regional forecasts and rise of battery electric machines
Off-Highway Research webinar will reveal which markets account for around a third of global electric equipment sales
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Where continents, capital and contractors converge – Komatek 2026 could play a signficant role in turning Istanbul into a vital hub for the construction industry
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Construction Briefing assesses impact of latest US trade tariff developments
New analysis from Off-Highway Research estimates how steel tariffs will increase equipment costs for US buyers
Free report assesses implications for US market
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Global construction equipment sales are forecast to hit their lowest point in 2025, according to Off-Highway Research, with growth expected to return from 2026
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Assets include full portfolio of reports covering the construction equipment industry
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Government investment in infrastructure, high commodity prices and a degree of political stability should help to construction equipment sales in South America
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Automation of construction equipment is already well on its way - but will it reach full autonomy?
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As 2022 closes, we highlight reasons to be cheerful about construction
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Briefing at 10:00 on Tuesday at Bauma, in conference room B11
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Chris Sleight, managing director, Off-Highway Research gives the inside track on the Chinese equipment market
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Global construction equipment sales grew 10% last year with demand expected to remain high in 2022
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Sales predicted to reach record volume of 1.13 million in 2021 and remain robust in 2022
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Off-Highway Research says construction equipment sales of US$110 billion to occur this year
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Market strength such that manufacturers may not be able to keep up with demand in 2021