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A huge TBM has made an important breakthrough for a Japan expressway project
OEM says electric drive train designed after analysis of mini excavator use
Includes Nishio Rent All, its first Japanese member
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Construction Briefing reviews some of the best photos from the sector taken in July 2025
How East Asia’s demolition industry is evolving in isolation
Japan-based OEM is bolstering its digital platforms by partnering with a US-based software firm
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Construction Briefing looks at three interesting new ways that tech is being applied to bridge inspections
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Sumitomo Construction Machinery CEO Isamu Mitsuhashi discusses the company’s cautious but deliberate shift toward automation, electrification and global growth
Jose Cuadrado succeeded by engineering leader
Japanese construction equipment manufacturer Komatsu forecast a 27.3% decline in operating profit for its 2025 financial year, amid rising costs
Two quarters of growth for construction equipment orders in Japan in early 2025, as tariff negotiations start with US
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Tracking for on-site assets used to be a nice thing to have. Now telematics is a basic essential for successful construction businesses
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Mitchell Keller looks ahead at the future of road construction, as science and technology are set to give the segment a big boost
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Expensive, permanent sporting and events venues are falling out of favour - is the future demountable?
The machines offer high productivity with low total cost of ownership
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Construction Briefing dissects Forbes list of planet’s best employers
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Manitex International will be acquried by Tadano Ltd. at an equity value of US$123 million and total transaction value of $223 million
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Japan’s construction skills shortage is one of the worst in the world and is threatening to delay progress on the country’s Expo 2025 site.
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Updated animated chart shows how the top construction OEMs have traded positions over the last 20 years, now including data for 2023.