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OEM says the region is its fastest-growing market as it also unveils new machines and autonomy concepts in Austria
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Goal is to develop a machine capable of “highly accurate and autonomous decision-making”
OEM says more than half of its North American machine supply will now be built at Shippensburg, US
Japanese construction equipment giant Komatsu has launched a new factory-fitted Human Detection System as an option on its UK-built crawler excavators
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Electrification “remains Sany’s core growth engine”, according to the Chinese construction equipment manufacturer
Sany Heavy Industry has said overseas markets now form the “core” of its business, as international revenue accounted for nearly two-thirds of total sales in 2025
Construction equipment manufacturer ConExpo is previewing a slew of new machines at the ConExpo trade show in Las Vegas (3-7 March), including two new dozers, an articulated dumper, and two new excavators.
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To be built in the Carolinas, new machines get company’s most advanced line-up of technology.
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Mr Shi Heng, assistant to the general manager of Zoomlion Zvally Co Ltd, on the future of heavy equipment manufacturing
New portfolio launch is said to feature OEMs most advanced line-up of technology and performance
Company’s EMEA president Jon Lopez outlines strategy, including consolidation of wheeled loader product
UK trade body the Trade Remedies Authority (TRA) has upheld its final decision to impost anti-dumping duties on some Chinese excavators
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Trade Remedies Authority recommends new anti-dumping duties on engine oils and hydraulic fluids from Lithuania and UAE
The €131m smart facility will increase production capacity by 56% and serve as a central hub for Hyundai’s global operations
Six new models announced for North America, including large loaders and excavators
Five models from 26 to 50 tons now offer hydraulic hybrid technology
The UK’s Trade Remedies Authority (TRA) has proposed slapping imported Chinese excavators with up to 83.5% duty.
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Gert Reichetseder, president and CEO Americas, talks about when to expect new models and how the market is shaping up to receive them
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The UK arm of Netherlands-based contracting giant BAM is leading a new project that will see it run excavators specially adapted to inject hydrogen into the diesel engines of conventional excavators.
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The new addition belongs to the manufacturer’s two-tonne class