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鈥疘nvestors back new tech to cut labour, speed up builds, and reduce costs
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Following the publication of the latest Yellow Table ranking, Construction Briefing looks at what the 10 biggest OEMs spend on R&D
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The latest ranking of the biggest construction equipment manufacturers in the world has been revealed
Indian construction machinery OEM Ace Construction Equipment (ACE) has seen its revenue pass the US$400 million mark for the first time
Volvo CE is launching its Iron Women programme in India to train new construction equipment operators
Develon reveals its newest guard kit for loaders design for waste and recycling applications
Industry showcases innovation, unity, and policy priorities on the National Mall in Washington D.C.
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The world鈥檚 largest OEM by sales releases its 2024 Sustainability Report; what鈥檚 inside?
10,000th unit leaves Bischofshofen plant
The OEM revealed durability gains after installing its new cutting edges for loaders
OEM plans Hong Kong exchange listing amid weak China demand, surging growth in Africa, Asia-Pacific
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Lovol Heavy Industry, XCMG and Zoomlion on why they remain committed to global expansion
JCB will highlight military versions of its construction machines at the 2025 Celebration of Construction in the National Mall in the US capital
Test your knowledge with Construction Briefing鈥檚 fiendishly difficult weekly quiz
World鈥檚 largest OEM releases collision warning, payload options for wheeled loaders
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Construction Briefing summarises major OEMs鈥� Q1 results and their outlook for the rest of the year
The WA170M-11 is capable of performing demanding multi-role loader tasks as well as typical earthmoving operations
Indian firms could be increasingly recognised as viable alternatives, claims Indian manufacturer
JCB drives hydrogen-fuelled backhoe loader past Palace of Westminster to mark legislative change
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Komatsu鈥檚 predictions on the impact of tariffs and its plans for strategic growth