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European equipment rental market recovered by 6.3% this year after a 7.2% fall in 2020
JLG’s Q4 results break backlog records, OEM reports backlog up 652% vs. prior year to $2.8 billion
Outlook for U.S. equipment rental remains positive for 2021 and beyond
The annual ALH Aerials20 list illustrates a return to growth – with potential to hit record levels in the coming years – for the MEWP rental market in North America. ALH dissects the data.
New study by Off-Highway Research and International Cranes and Specialized Transport sheds light on the world’s largest mobile crane fleets
JLG’s owner says situation particularly challenging for access equipment and may lead to further price increases
Report predicts construction to see good growth in 2021, although issues such as lack of materials remains a concern
It is estimated that equipment sales would have fallen further if Covid-19 hadn’t occurred
Rental revenue expected to exceed peak totals in 2022
Terex will close its Oklahoma City facility in early 2022 and move its GTH telehandler production to Monterrey, Mexico
Larry Silber, Herc Rentals CEO, to give keynote at this year’s ALH Conference on September 14
North American market up 7.7 percent for Skyjack in Q1 and parent company Linamar expects 20 percent full-year growth for the access OEM
JLG’s access equipment sales “exceeded our expectations,” says parent company Oshkosh
Market strength such that manufacturers may not be able to keep up with demand in 2021
Company announces a 15% decline in 2020 revenues to $1.9 billion and anticipates $2.1 billion
Sales volumes remain at a historically reasonable level, says consultancy firm
Linamar has reported its industrial segment, which includes Skyjack, experienced a -6% decline in sales for Q4 2020 to C$315.6 million
CECE forecasts a 5% increase in construction equipment sales in Europe this year after a 11% fall in 2020
Profits and revenues of major international equipment producers indicate a robust recovery in the global market
Total number of surface mining machines delivered during the fourth quarter of 2020 increased, leading to hopes of a recovery for the sector