The heavy construction equipment market is a large and growing industry, expected to reach a value of USD 287.24 billion by 2033. This market involves the manufacturing, selling, and use of powerful machinery for construction projects. Examples of this equipment include excavators, bulldozers, cranes, and dump trucks. These machines are essential for a variety of construction activities, from building roads and bridges to erecting skyscrapers. The market is anticipated to grow at a steady pace of 5.01% annually over the next decade, driven by factors like increasing infrastructure development and rising demand for new buildings, particularly in developing countries.
The latest research report by Evolve Business Intelligence explores the various factors influencing the global market. It includes an analysis of the current market size, forecasts for key segments and regions, and the driving forces behind market growth. The report examines the potential impacts of key trends on business strategies and provides a SWOT analysis of critical sectors for each major competitor and customer group. This valuable data highlights the conglomerates likely to impact the industry, crucial for any company planning to invest strategically over the next five years. These insights complement our initial quantitative study, aiding in new investments and strategic planning to mitigate threats in existing sectors.
Segments covered
By Equipment Type (Earthmoving , Material Handling, Heavy Construction Vehicles, Others)
By End-user (Infrastructure, Construction, Mining, Oil & Gas, Manufacturing, Others)
By Application (Excavation & Demolition, Heavy Lifting, Tunnelin, Material Handling, Recycling & Waste Management, Others)
Key players
Volvo Group
Sany Heavy Industry Co. Ltd.
CNH Industrial N.V
Caterpillar Inc
Terex Corporation
Wacker Neuson SE
Hitachi Construction Machinery Co. Ltd.
Deere & Company
Doosan Bobcat
Komatsu Ltd
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