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Although volumes are modest, increased domestic production is helping to grow the mini excavator market in India.
After four years of disruptions, India is once again fulfilling its promise of long-term equipment sales growth
Rather than enjoying modest growth this year, construction equipment sales in India are expected to remain level with 2021.
The market is slowing in the short term due to inflation and new emissions regulations, but the medium to long term outlook remains positive
The Chinese, Indian & International Database Services, the Global Volume & Value Service and Customer Groups Database Service have been updated with revised forecasts for 2022-2026.
Despite supply chain issues and the negative impact of inflation, the pipeline of infrastructure work in India means a record number of crawler excavators should be sold next year.
The introduction of Stage IV laws has seen a new generation of machines launched which fall outside the engine powerband affected by the legislation.
Sales in 2021 were the best for more than a decade and buyer preference is shifting away from relatively small machines.
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