The heavy construction equipment market is experiencing robust growth, driven by increased infrastructure projects and urbanization. Innovations in technology and rising demand for efficient machinery are reshaping the industry landscape.
Heavy Construction Equipment Market Statistics (2024) | Predictions and Insights | Source |
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1. The Indian Construction Equipment Manufacturers’ Association (ICEMA) projects the construction equipment industry will reach $25 billion by 2030. | This robust growth is expected to drive advancements in infrastructure, innovation in construction machinery, and heightened investment in the sector, contributing to overall economic development. | Contact us to view the source. |
2. According to the report by the Indian Construction Equipment Manufacturers’ Association (ICEMA), India’s construction equipment industry saw a 26% increase in sales, reaching 135,650 units in the 2023-24 fiscal year  | The surge in sales suggests continued growth and strong market demand for construction equipment in the coming years.  | Contact us to view the source. |
3. ICEMA reported that material handling equipment, including pick & carry cranes and telehandlers, recorded a 61% growth in sales volume in FY24, accounting for 14% of total construction equipment sales, up from 9% in FY23. | The growth of the sales suggests a rising demand for efficient logistics solutions in construction, which leads to further innovation and increasing market share of these machinery equipment. | Contact us to view the source. |
4. The Committee for European Construction Equipment (CECE) reported that the sales of construction equipment in Europe declined by 10% in the previous year. | The decline was mainly due to a downturn in road machinery, with sales of light compaction equipment dropping by 21%. | Contact us to view the source. |
Heavy Construction Equipment Market – Key Takeaways
As the sector continues to evolve, advancements in automation and sustainability will play a pivotal role in shaping market dynamics. Companies that adapt to these trends are likely to lead the future of heavy construction equipment.