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Despite pricing pressures and market softness, Terex expects a rebound for access in Q2
The company forecasts that global retail sales in the agriculture and construction equipment markets will be lower in 2025 compared to 2024
JLG cites weaking N. American demand for sharp Q1 declines in telehandler and aerial sales
Caterpillar has reported a 19% year-on-year drop in construction equipment sales for Q1 2025, with declines across all regions
Sany has reported 2024 revenues of US$10.88 billion, with international markets accounting for 64% of its core business, a 12% increase year-on-year
Epiroc CEO discusses tariffs following Q1 2025 financial results
Strabag reveals results for 2024 financial year
Japanese construction equipment manufacturer Komatsu forecast a 27.3% decline in operating profit for its 2025 financial year, amid rising costs
Sales up in some markets but down in others for first quarter of 2025
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France’s stagnation and trade tensions may keep the euro under pressure before a late 2025 rebound
China State Construction (CSCEC) has reported a 4.8% year-on-year increase in new contracts in January-February 2025
OEM cites full dealer stocks and weak demand for sharp decline but points to early signs of recovery and strategic cost-cutting efforts
Egypt-based construction company Orascom saw its profitability improve but its order backlog slipped
Revenues hit by tough ecomomies but profits hold up in Product division
Significant 2024 increase on the back of revenue falls reported earlier this year
Balfour Beatty has seen its US order book rise by 26% in 2024, as the country proved one of the two main drivers for the UK-based infrastructure group’s future work
UK-based contractor Kier saw its order book increase 2% to a record £11 billion (€13.1 billion)
Sales in 2024 down by 3.5%, but sees 2025 recovery
Increases in sales in French conglomerate Bouygues’ construction and Equans divisions partially offset a sharp fall in its residential division in 2024
Indonesia’s state-owned construction company Waskita Karya is due to make a bigger loss of nearly 4 trillion rupiah (US$243 million)