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Bobcat revealed three new loader concepts at its Demo Days event held in Prague, Czech Republic
Catrin Jones speaks to Eduardo Gomez, head of CRH Ventures, on how the company is investing into construction technology
Strabag’s order backlog has passed the €24 billion (US$25.6 billion) mark for the first time.
What construction OEMs make up the top ten of the lastest Yellow Table?
Wheeled and tracked models are the first construction machines launched under new company name and logo
OEM also extends electric loader range
John Deere has announced its financial results for Q2, 2023
Komatsu’s customers are still concerned about making the switch to hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO), four years after the manufacturer approved the fuel for use in its machines.
Latest Yellow Table reveals how much money the world’s biggest construction manufacturers generated in 2022
Programme to target new technologies and innovative solutions to solve global water challenges
Respondents in Topcon’s report also believe machine control may be the answer to making the sector more sustainable
A total of over 30 different Align contractors are said to be authorised to procure and collect from the VJ iStore
Cloud-based tool available for free
North America is ready for electric construction equipment, contrary to perceptions in some quarters that appetite for the machines lags that in Europe.
OEM prepares for “strong focus” on rental
International sales for the first quarter of 2023 break records for China-based XCMG
Study from the AEM highlights four key construction technology areas
A joint venture between Italian contractor Webuild and its Saudi Arabian counterpart Sajco have won a US$1.5 billion (€1.4 billion) contract to build a high-speed rail line for the NEOM region in Saudi Arabia.
Austrian contractor Strabag has revealed plans to cut the share of the business owned by shareholder Rasperia, controlled by Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska, to below 25%.
Germany-based construction company Hochtief saw its order book rise 30% in the first quarter of 2023 compared to the year before, as sales and profits also increased.