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Event is on 3 and 4 June in Rome, Italy
Sales in 2024 down by 3.5%, but sees 2025 recovery
Event takes place on 18 and 19 November this year
With 2024 shaping up as a year of cautious optimism, what does 2025 have in store for crane rental companies?
Questions – will the market rebound this year, steel or synthetic fibre rope?
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Will lower interest rates drive a rebound in construction equipment sales?
Understanding regional dynamics in the global construction equipment industry
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SC&RA has a new five-year roadmap for growth, action and influence. Mike Chalmers reports
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In 2024, the global crane rental market experienced significant growth, driven by increased construction activities, infrastructure development, and industrial expansion across Europe, Asia, and the USA
Crane sales continued to rise in 2024, despite a slowing growth in the construction market and falling sales of other types of construction equipment.
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Be aware of the potential impact of developments in the oil market on your crane and transport business
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A welcome return to growth this year follows two years of decline in the combined total sales of the top 20 crane manufacturers in the world
Can we expect an interest rate cut in the near term?
The strategically placed facility aims to better serve the growing Baton Rouge metro area and southern Louisiana.
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This new venture will expand the company’s footprint while strengthening its position in the North American market
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Austrian crane and platform manufacturer reports good results in the first three quarters of 2024
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Highest prices achieved were for 60 tonne wheeled mobile telescopic cranes
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Heavy lifting firms are gearing up to meet a rise in demand for massive offshore wind turbines driven by increasingly ambitious emissions targets
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Latest RLB Crane Index survey for Australia shows strength in civils and infrastructure sector
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In Q3 2024, the construction landscape held steady across North America, as the rate of decrease competes with the rate of cranes breaking ground