All Asia Articles

7 of the world’s biggest rail megaprojects under construction

International Construction examines seven of the biggest rail megaprojects around the world.

OEM reveals half year 2023 results showing strong growth in certain markets and product types

How much will the global construction industry be worth by 2037?

Graham Robinson, Global Infrastructure and Construction Lead, Oxford Economics and Graham Harle, Chief Executive Officer, Gleeds, on where future growth for construction will come from.

Takeuchi opens new midi excavator factory

Plant close to Nagano will give ‘massive boost’ to capacity

Why China’s construction equipment market won’t start to recover properly until 2025

China’s construction equipment market has yet to see any signs of recovering in 2023, after a slump in 2022.

Volvo CE moving away from ‘linear’ business model

One of world’s top ten equipment manufacturers focuses on remanufacturing, rebuilding and reusing

Atlas Copco to buy Australian pump manufacturer

Sykes Group being sold by Seven Group, owner of Coates

New Chief Operating Officer at Bomag

Equipment manufacturer announces new COO with a focus on electromobility

Parker centers to speed EMEA hybrid-electric development

Certified Mobile Electrification Centers across EMEA region intended to accelerate low-carbon transition

Strong increase in Q2 sales for Caterpillar driven by one region

The construction division of Caterpillar saw sales increase by 19% in Q2, 2023

XCMG shares ambitious plans to drive innovation and development

The company says that the project sets a clear goal and seven strategic actions to drive growth

World Crane and Transport Summit Asia: helping to power your business

Be sure to attend the World Crane and Transport Summit coming up in Singapore on 4 and 5 October

How the hierarchy of the top 10 construction OEMs in Asia has changed in the past decade

Animated chart shows how the top 10 construction OEMs in Asia-Pacific region have traded positions over the last decade.

XCMG looks to electric and hydrogen power

Construction OEMs are increasing looking at alternative powered equipment

LiuGong chairman: why new tech will lead to fewer construction equipment OEMs

The construction equipment market is set to undergo huge change over the next 5-10 years and an acceleration in new technologies will see bigger players squeeze out smaller rivals.