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Rigorous analysis of the structure, demand and trends for one product in one of the four major European markets.
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In-depth reviews for 18 equipment types in the smaller volume countries, together with profiles of leading manufacturers and distributors.
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Equipment Analyses
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Distributor Profiles
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Objective analyses of major construction equipment manufacturers or component suppliers.
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The robust equipment demand seen in 2017 and 2018 is forecast to be maintained, despite saturation point being reached in many equipment types.
Sales of construction equipment in Portugal grew for a fifth consecutive year last year, and agricultural tractor sales are also on the rise. However, it remains the smallest equipment market in Western Europe.
Volker Graf has joined Off-Highway Research, to focus on the European Service and International Database Service
We have launched a brand new report which provides a quick and easily digestible overview of the state of equipment markets worldwide.
Demand for construction machines in Norway has never been higher and Off-Highway Research’s new Country Analysis forecasts continued buoyancy.
Off-Highway Research’s 128-page Country Analysis looks in detail at equipment sales, production, distribution and population.
Updated forecast points to 3 per cent growth in 2018 following last year’s dramatic surge in demand.
Demand for mini excavators in Germany has been its highest ever for the last two years, exceeding both the pre-crisis highs of the mid-2000s and the reunification boom of the early 1990s.
FIEC, the European Construction Industry Federation, has said the region’s construction activity is “going better and better” after a lost decade following the global economic crisis.
Despite a surge in sales last year, demand for agricultural tractors is unlikely to improve until 2019
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