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Government stimulus measures following the global pandemic have led to a surge in demand for construction equipment

The driving force for buying a used crane is price and availability.

Increased construction activity and long lead times on new equipment have pushed demand for all types of heavy construction equipment

The boom truck market is on the road to recovery with a few bumps.

The post-pandemic availability – and cost – of construction materials is a growing concern

Contractors around the country are experiencing supply chain delays and rising material costs.

It is estimated that equipment sales would have fallen further if Covid-19 hadn’t occurred

Truck crane demand is rising as OEMs find ways to meet evolving standards.

Rental revenue expected to exceed peak totals in 2022

As the nation emerges from the pandemic, the finance sector is bullish about crane sales.

Entry to our annual IC50 listing, which ranks the world’s largest mobile and crawler crane operating companies, is now open

Market strength such that manufacturers may not be able to keep up with demand in 2021

As it has for the last five years or more, the 2020 IC Tower Index also shows strong growth. Alex Dahm reports

The Tadano Group has launched the 130 US ton (118 metric ton) capacity GR-1300XL-4 rough terrain crane for the North American market

Inventories are up and prices are down.

Profits and revenues of major international equipment producers indicate a robust recovery in the global market

Chris Sleight answers pertinent questions about a post-Covid economic picture for the construction industry in 2021.

KHL journalists are reporting on how the Covid-19 outbreak is impacting construction worldwide

Have your voice heard in our annual crane rental confidence survey and benefit from the results

While the market for industrial cranes is facing similar challenges as the rest of the equipment industry, OEMs and end-users are optimistic.

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