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What could happen following Terex’s announcement that it will sell or spin off its Genie aerials business?
Industrial equipment firm Terex has unveiled plans to exit its aerials business and merge with US-based counterpart REV Group
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Deal includes tower and rough terrain crane facilities in Italy, and North American cranes service and support centre
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Off-Highway Research shares exclusive analysis with Construction Briefing on how new tariffs will affect price of construction equipment in US
Sales and income fall in the fourth quarter as Terex’s AWP division realigns production footprint
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Stellar Industries has acquired a fuel and lube equipment manufacturer
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Garrison to retire, with Terex AWP president stepping into chairman role and new Genie chief announced
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Second quarter results as Genie relocates some production to Mexico
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Flat top tower cranes star in the renovation of the Torri di Trento residential complex
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Supply chain woes may be starting to ease for construction machinery manufacturers but they are still rethinking the entire process to avoid future problems.
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Genie will begin producing a range of its scissors, vertical mast units and telehandlers from its Monterrey, Mexico plant
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Company introduces zero-emissions option for small volume concrete delivery
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Watch the massive heavy lift and transport operation take place
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The company now have several robots on their sorting line
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The passing of one of the great entrepreneurs and characters of the construction equipment industry
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Addition will enable Terex to expand its presence in the U.S. and international concrete markets
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US$11.5 million investment in Northern Ireland site to create 60 jobs
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Pair of 20 tonne Terex flat top tower cranes to join the Select Plant fleet in the UK