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Approval received for the Tadano Group’s plans to reorganize Tadano Demag and Tadano Faun in Germany

Projects are in Africa, Asia and the U.S. and will be done over the next three years

Based on JCB’s Hydradig wheeled excavator, PotholePro is said to repair potholes four times faster than standard methods at half the cost

Manufacturing giant releases M316 into North American, European and South Korean markets with up to 14% more swing torque

The program will focus on IPAF’s Safe Loading & Unloading Course and will take place January 20 at 7 a.m. EST

US tower crane specialist P&J Arcomet acquired by Uperio Group

When over 200 bearings on a UK motorway bridge needed replacing, hydrodemolition was the solution

Time Manufacturing, producer of Versalift products, is set to acquire Ruthmann early this year

40-hectare Avlon Works closed in 2019 after 50 years and is expected to yield 5,000 auction lots

UK government says yes to 2.4GW addition to Hornsea offshore renewables project

DSI is a $615-million revenue business specializing in technology and products to reinforce mines, tunnels and underground structures

Vermeer acquires electric-powered horizontal directional drilling and fluid systems technology from Normag

New EcoNet technology from UK contractor Balfour Beatty will reduce carbon emissions on construction sites by up to 80%.

Sarens’ 5,500 USton capacity SGC-250 crane has completed a 634 USton lift at the Hinkley Point C nuclear power project in the UK

Europe’s major construction show this year cancelled, with next show in April 2024

Software company Point of Rental is opening a new office in Germany, its fifth office worldwide.

Focus30 heavy lift crane from Mammoet completes testing and is ready to go to work

RUTHMANN REACHMASTER North America L.P. has debuted its new company logo and branding, which now represents both RUTHMANN and REACHMASTER

Hilti has expanded its rotary and combination hammer tool range with the release of the TE 70-ATC/AVR

Maximum freestanding height is often talked about in tower crane circles but a figure of 222 metres was probably unheard of – until now