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Video: Concise analysis of the Yellow Table 2024

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Neil Gerrard Senior Editor, Construction Briefing

18 June 2024

Following news of the top 10 biggest construction equipment OEMs in the world last week, we’re looking a little deeper into some of the numbers in the latest Yellow Table.

A ranking of the 50 biggest manufacturers based on their annual revenue in US dollars, International Construction editor Andy Brown offers a concise video analysis of the latest results.

He considers four things we learned from the latest table, the identity of three new entrants, and looks at how OEMs in different regions of the world have fared:

We’ve also updated our bar chart ‘race’ that shows the changing hierarchy of the world’s 15 biggest manufacturers over the past 20 years, which now runs from 2005 and incorporates the latest data up to 2024.

Flourish logoA Flourish bar chart race
Flourish logoA Flourish bar chart race
Flourish logoA Flourish bar chart race
Flourish logoA Flourish bar chart race
Flourish logoA Flourish bar chart race
Flourish logoA Flourish bar chart race
Flourish logoA Flourish bar chart race
Flourish logoA Flourish bar chart race
Flourish logoA Flourish bar chart race

If you want to access the full Yellow Table, including the full list of all of the top 50 OEMs, then you can find it in the latest digital edition of International Construction Magazine.

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