The post-Covid rebound has been strong and will extend well into 2022 due to long lead times for machines.  

The ALL COMPANIES data line has been replaced with a DEMAND FORECAST to help prevent errors when configuring analysis tools such as Excel Pivot Tables

Niamh Marriot, deputy editor of International Cranes and Specialized Transport interviews Chris Sleight, Managing Director of Off-Highway Research on some of the findings from the new study on the world's largest crane fleets.

Off-Highway Research has vacancies for staff in Europe and North America.

New database service will provide information on sales of different types of equipment to broad customer groups, such as contractors, rental companies and extraction industries. The service will initially focus on Europe.

Construction's challenges

Off-Highway Research's Chris Sleight gives his thoughts on the challenges facing construction as part of Shell Lubricants' Leadership Interviews series.

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The Off-Highway Global Briefing on Tuesday 14th December will look at long-term changes in the types of customers for construction equipment in Europe.

With the road construction market in China moving more towards repair and maintenance, rather than new build, the country’s grader producers are likely to put more emphasis on overseas sales in the coming years.

Article on alternative energy in the latest issue of ConstructionWorx

Off-Highway Research has contributed an article on the journey towards alternative power sources in the construction equipment industry to the latest edition of the Construction Equipment Association's (CEA's) ConstructionWorx magazine. See page 24 to read the article.

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A new study carried out in partnership between Off-Highway Research and International Cranes and Specialized Transport (ICST) magazine sheds new light on the development, size and composition of the world’s largest mobile crane fleets.