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Two-thirds of construction machines sold in North America are compacts
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When you look at the details, the amount of electric construction equipment sold last year is almost too small to measure
Off-Highway Research webinar will reveal which markets account for around a third of global electric equipment sales
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War and the corresponding higher fuel costs might make fleet owners look again at electric equipment, writes Chris Sleight, managing director of Off-Highway Research.
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Worldwide construction equipment sales grew 2% last year following three years of declining 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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The biggest growth may be in tracked construction machines, but wheeled equipment has its opportunities, too.
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U.S. tractor and combine sales have fallen to the lowest levels for more than a decade
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Construction Briefing assesses impact of latest US trade tariff developments
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Markets around the world are seeing a long-term shift towards crawler machines.
Forecasting and market research company to hold briefing on Wednesday 4 March at ConExpo-Con/Agg
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Global construction equipment sales should start to come back next year, but there is uncertainty around the forecast
New analysis from Off-Highway Research estimates how steel tariffs will increase equipment costs for US buyers
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The U.S. agricultural equipment market will get worse before it gets better
Power Progress Networking Forum keynote will cover the oil and gas outlook and its impact on industry
To be supplier participant and Managing Director Chris Sleight will keynote on state of the industry
Electrifying big machines, Deere’s ag expertise informs marine apps and LNG in a CI engine for Volvo Trucks.
Tariff impacts, Deere’s power strategy and Eddie Precision’s global aspirations.
Hatz’s Bauma intros, declining construction equipment sales and Power Progress’ 90th.
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Further drop expected before growth returns from 2026 onward.