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Sherpa launches the F50 compact articulated loader with a 3,858 lb lifting capacity, a 25 HP engine, and operator-friendly features. Ideal for construction, landscaping, agriculture, and versatile worksites.
Tata Hitachi focuses on Skill, Scale, and Solutions, boosts exports, invests in electrification, and aims to make India a global manufacturing hub with cost-competitive equipment.
JCB tops August 2025 construction equipment sales; industry sees drop from last year. Full OEM-wise breakdown inside.
SANY India launches SSR110C-10 PRO soil compactor with advanced features, fuel efficiency, and telematics. Built at Pune, it supports infrastructure growth across India.
India to blend biofuel in diesel for heavy construction machines, aiming to cut oil imports, reduce pollution, and boost farmer income with crop-based fuels.
Godrej introduces SafeLog IoT system for forklifts, reducing downtime, improving asset use, and supporting ‘Make in India’ with future AI integration for predictive maintenance.
Caterpillar unveiled the 140 Lever Motor Grader at the 2025 Public Works Expo with an advanced cab, new controls, 3D grade control, and reduced maintenance, available globally from 2026.
SANY introduces the world’s first 50-ton energy-storage reach stacker with powerful lifting, energy recovery, swappable batteries, and high endurance, driving sustainable lifting solutions for global renewable energy projects.
Bharatmala Project aims to build 83,000 km of highways with ₹10.63 lakh crore investment, boosting connectivity, reducing travel time, and shaping India’s future road network.
CASE India MD Shalabh Chaturvedi elected ICEMA Vice President for 2025-27, focusing on sustainability, innovation, and industry growth in India’s construction equipment sector.
SANY India launches SY35U PRO, a 3.5-tonne excavator with fuel efficiency, operator comfort, safety features, and low maintenance, built for infrastructure and rural development.
JCB India overcomes US tariffs with global expansion, market diversification, and fuel-efficient Stage V machines, boosting its presence in Africa, South Asia, and Europe while strengthening market share in India.
JCB to introduce hydrogen, electric, hybrid, and Stage-V diesel machines in 2025 with eco-friendly design, fuel efficiency, smart systems, and solutions for India’s construction industry.
JCB tops July 2025 construction equipment sales; industry sees 33% drop from last year. Full OEM-wise breakdown inside.
Mahindra unveils powerful CEV-V machines with better comfort, fuel efficiency, and strong customer guarantees for India.
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