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Alan Berger and Robert Droogleever from abcg examine how value machines gave Chinese OEMs their foothold – and whether an emerging electric advantage could turn market presence into global leadership
Canada has retaliated against the latest US tariffs with new duties on American goods, including construction equipment parts and attachments
CECE president Phil Layton on what is on the agenda, who delegates will hear from, and why he believes anyone serious about the sector should be in London
Chinese construction equipment manufacturer LiuGong has appointed a new dealer in North America, serving the Iowa and surrounding Midwest region
Off-Highway Research webinar will reveal which markets account for around a third of global electric equipment sales
Samoter event manager Matteo Pasinato explains why the Verona show wants to bring OEMs, contractors, rental companies, startups and universities into the same conversation
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As XCMG rises to third place in the Yellow Table, chairman Mr. Yang Dongsheng speaks exclusively with Neil Gerrard
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Event returned over four days in May with 42,000 visitors from 78 countries
Competition showcases innovations in machinery, digital tools and operator safety at 25th edition
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A decline in exports to the US and a strong increase in imports of Chinese machines to Europe are putting the squeeze on European construction equipment manufacturers
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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
HD Hyundai Construction Equipment and HD Hyundai Infracore are set to merge to form a new entity called HD Construction Equipment
‘Strategic’ move to make retail sales a key part of its business
Takuya Imayoshi also discusses threat from Chinese rivals and potential acquisitions
Free report assesses implications for US market
JCB is doubling the size of its new Texas factory to one million square feet in response to President Trump’s tariffs, investing $500 million
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
Six new models announced for North America, including large loaders and excavators
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Tracking for on-site assets used to be a nice thing to have. Now telematics is a basic essential for successful construction businesses