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Epiroc partners with Sany on equipment and electrification
Agreement covers selected mining and infrastructure applications, including attachments and electric equipment
Inside XCMG’s plan to become a truly global giant
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As XCMG rises to third place in the Yellow Table, chairman Mr. Yang Dongsheng speaks exclusively with Neil Gerrard
Liebherr expands digital services for machine fleets
New MyLiebherr tools target maintenance planning, performance monitoring and more efficient fleet management
JCB’s Lord Bamford names heir to global OEM
Chairman says younger son George will eventually lead the UK-based construction equipment manufacturer
The Yellow Table in 5 charts
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As the latest Yellow Table is published, Construction Briefing delves into two decades’ worth of data to highlight interesting findings in six charts and maps
How tariffs are accelerating LiuGong’s global expansion
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International Construction’s Andy Brown interviews Luo Guobing, president and vice chairman of LiuGong 
Doosan Bobcat ends takeover discussions with Wacker Neuson
Doosan Bobcat has confirmed it will not continue talks over a potential majority acquisition and public takeover of Wacker Neuson SE
How the hierarchy of top construction OEMs continues to change
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Updated animated chart shows how the top construction OEMs have traded positions over the last 20 years, now including data for 2023.
Video analysis: world’s biggest construction OEMs
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Watch a video highlighting the main points of this year’s Yellow Table 
World’s top ten construction OEMs revealed
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What construction OEMs make up the top ten of the lastest Yellow Table?
World’s top 10 construction equipment manufacturers
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World’s biggest construction equipment manufacturers revealed 
Construction’s top ten OEMs revealed
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Latest Yellow Table reveals top 50 OEMS saw sales of US$191.5 billion in 2020
Sales for world’s top construction OEMs surprisingly strong
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Latest Yellow Table to reveal that sales for world’s top 50 OEMs declined in 2020 by just 5.5%, less than feared