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Reports Available the European Service REPORTS AVAILABLE THE EUROPEAN SERVICE MARKET REPORTS: MONTHLY EQUIPMENT ANALYSES AGRICULTURAL DIESEL ENGINES MOTOR GRADERS TRACTORS France Germany France Germany Germany Italy ROUGH TERRAIN Italy UK LIFT TRUCKS UK France DUMP TRUCKS Germany ASPHALT FINISHERS France Italy Germany Germany UK Italy Italy UK UK SKID-STEER LOADERS BACKHOE LOADERS HYDRAULIC France Europe EXCAVATORS Germany France Italy COMPACTION Germany SUBSCRIPTIONUK SERVICES FOR FURTHER DETAILS, Available on an annual subscription basis and published PLEASE CONTACT: EQUIPMENT Italy monthly, they monitor, analyse and provide objective opinions on these key construction equipment markets. David C.A. Phillips Simon Battersby n WESTERN EUROPE Managing Director Sales Account Manager Off-Highway Research Limited Off-Highway Research Ltd. France UK n CHINA* WHEELED Southfields, Southview Road, Southfields, Southview Road, n INDIA Wadhurst, East Sussex, Wadhurst, East Sussex, * Also available in Chinese language version. TN5 6TP, United Kingdom TN5 6TP, United Kingdom Germany LOADERS T: +44 (0)1892 786 270 T: +44 (0)1892 786 232 Each service is made up of the following elements: F: +44 (0)1892 784 086 F: +44 (0)1892 784 086 Italy MINI EXCAVATORS n COMPANY PROFILESFrance E: [email protected] E: [email protected] n EQUIPMENT ANALYSES www.offhighway.co.uk www.offhighway.co.uk n COUNTRY ANALYSES (Europe only) UK France n MARKET REPORTSGermany CHINA INDIA n ENQUIRY PRIVILEGES SHI Yang Samir Bansal Off-Highway Research Ltd. Off-Highway Research India Germany DATABASEItaly SERVICES Beijing Representative Office Private Limited Room 2102, Air China Plaza Flat No. 111, n INTERNATIONAL No.36 Xiaoyun Road, Chiranjiv Tower n CRAWLER DOZERS & Italy CHINESE UK Chaoyang District 43, Nehru Place n INDIAN Beijing 100027 New Delhi – 110019 These databases, easily accessed over the internet, provide China India LOADERS UK for each region detailed statistics on sales and production, T: +86 10 8447 5877 T: + 91 11 4652 5671 - 73 broken down by country, product and manufacturer, F: +86 10 8447 5878 F: +91 11 4652 5674 together with 5 year forecasts. E: [email protected] E: [email protected] www.offhighway.co.uk www.offhighway.co.uk France n GLOBAL VOLUME AND VALUE Sales of equipment broken down by product and region, and by units and $ value, together with 5 year forecasts. ITALY JAPAN Germany MOBILE CRANES Fabio Potesta M Kawahara Mediapoint and Exhibitons Rayden Research Limited MULTI-CLIENT STUDIES Corte Lambruschini Yurakucho Denki Bldg., Italy France In-depth reports on countries not included in the above Corso Buenos Aires, 8 North Tower 15F Services. Current titles include: V Piano-Interno 7 1-7-1 Yurakucho UK Germany n Central Europe n Myanmar 16129 Genova Tokyo 100-0006 n India: Diesel Engines n Philippines Italy Japan n Indonesia n Russia T: +39 010.5704948 T: + 81 3 3212 3671 F: +39 010.5530088 F: + 81 3 3212 3675 n Japan n Saudi Arabia Italy E: [email protected] E: [email protected] n n Korea Thailand www.mediapointsrl.it www.rayden.jp n Malaysia n Turkey n n UK Mongolia Vietnam TURKEY USA Emre Apa Charles R. Yengst PRIVATE CLIENT RESEARCH Apa Yayıncılık Ltd Yengst Associates Allows organisations to receive customised analysis of a Fener Kalamıs˛ Cad. Atlas Apt. PO Box 781, Wilton broad range of issues, provided on a confidential basis. No: 12/11 Kızıltoprak 34726, Connecticut 06897-0781 Kadıköy-Istanbul USA Türkiye T: + 1 203 762 8096 THE INTERNET ACCESS SERVICE T: +90 216 302 53 82 F: + 1 203 762 8330 Allows subscribers to download all published reports and F: +90 216 302 08 10 E: [email protected] databases through Off-Highway Research’s website. E: [email protected] www.yengstassociates.com Buy online at: Contact: [email protected] www.offhighway-store.com Off-Highway Research, Southfields, Southview Rd, Wadhurst, East Sussex, TN5 6TP wwwoffhighwayresearch.com THE EUROPEAN SERVICE COUNTRY ANALYSES Austria Netherlands Belgium Norway Denmark Portugal Finland Spain Greece Sweden Ireland Switzerland COMPANY PROFILES Argo Group Kato Imer Atlas Copco Komatsu (Europe) Caterpillar (Europe) Kubota (Europe) CNH Industrial Liebherr Deutz LiuGong Dressta Doosan Infracore Manitou Hidromek Same Deutz Fahr Hitachi CM (Europe) Volvo Construction Equipment Hyundai Heavy Industries Europe Wacker Neuson JCB Yanmar CE Europe COMPANY PROFILES ARCHIVE Akermans JLG Europe SUBSCRIPTION SERVICES FOR FURTHER DETAILS, Available on an annual subscription basis and published PLEASE CONTACT: AGCO Kramer monthly, they monitor, analyse and provide objective opinions on these key construction equipment markets. David C.A. Phillips Simon Battersby n WESTERN EUROPE Managing Director Sales Account Manager Atlas Weyhausen Lombardini Off-Highway Research Limited Off-Highway Research Ltd. n CHINA* Southfields, Southview Road, Southfields, Southview Road, n INDIA Wadhurst, East Sussex, Wadhurst, East Sussex, Aveling Barford Macmoter* Also available in Chinese language version. TN5 6TP, United Kingdom TN5 6TP, United Kingdom T: +44 (0)1892 786 270 T: +44 (0)1892 786 232 Benfra Marini Each service is made up of the following elements: F: +44 (0)1892 784 086 F: +44 (0)1892 784 086 n COMPANY PROFILES E: [email protected] E: [email protected] n EQUIPMENT ANALYSES www.offhighway.co.uk www.offhighway.co.uk Blackwood Hodge McCormickn COUNTRY Tractors ANALYSES (Europe only) n MARKET REPORTS CHINA INDIA Brown Group International MF Industrialn ENQUIRY PRIVILEGES SHI Yang Samir Bansal Off-Highway Research Ltd. Off-Highway Research India DATABASE SERVICES Beijing Representative Office Private Limited Room 2102, Air China Plaza Flat No. 111, Case (Europe) Moxy Engineeringn INTERNATIONAL No.36 Xiaoyun Road, Chiranjiv Tower n CHINESE Chaoyang District 43, Nehru Place Cummins Neuson Kramern INDIAN Beijing 100027 New Delhi – 110019 These databases, easily accessed over the internet, provide China India for each region detailed statistics on sales and production, T: +86 10 8447 5877 T: + 91 11 4652 5671 - 73 Dynapac New Hollandbroken down by country, product and manufacturer, F: +86 10 8447 5878 F: +91 11 4652 5674 together with 5 year forecasts. E: [email protected] E: [email protected] www.offhighway.co.uk www.offhighway.co.uk Euro Daewoo O&K n GLOBAL VOLUME AND VALUE Sales of equipment broken down by product and region, and by units and $ value, together with 5 year forecasts. ITALY JAPAN FAI Perkins Fabio Potesta M Kawahara Mediapoint and Exhibitons Rayden Research Limited MULTI-CLIENT STUDIES Corte Lambruschini Yurakucho Denki Bldg., Fermec Pinguely-Haulotte In-depth reports on countries not included in the above Corso Buenos Aires, 8 North Tower 15F Services. Current titles include: V Piano-Interno 7 1-7-1 Yurakucho n Central Europe n Myanmar 16129 Genova Tokyo 100-0006 Fiat-Hitachi Poclain n India: Diesel Engines n Philippines Italy Japan n Indonesia n Russia T: +39 010.5704948 T: + 81 3 3212 3671 F: +39 010.5530088 F: + 81 3 3212 3675 n Japan n Saudi Arabia Hanix Europe Schaeff E: [email protected] E: [email protected] n n Korea Thailand www.mediapointsrl.it www.rayden.jp n Malaysia n Turkey Hanomag Stavostrojn n Mongolia Vietnam TURKEY USA Emre Apa Charles R. Yengst Hatz Terex (Europe)PRIVATE CLIENT RESEARCH Apa Yayıncılık Ltd Yengst Associates Allows organisations to receive customised analysis of a Fener Kalamıs˛ Cad. Atlas Apt. PO Box 781, Wilton broad range of issues, provided on a confidential basis. No: 12/11 Kızıltoprak 34726, Connecticut 06897-0781 HSW Valmet Kadıköy-Istanbul USA Türkiye T: + 1 203 762 8096 THE INTERNET ACCESS SERVICE T: +90 216 302 53 82 F: + 1 203 762 8330 John Deere Europe ZTS Allows subscribers to download all published reports and F: +90 216 302 08 10 E: [email protected] databases through Off-Highway Research’s website. E: [email protected] www.yengstassociates.com John Deere Power Systems Buy online at: Contact: [email protected] www.offhighway-store.com Off-Highway Research, Southfields, Southview Rd, Wadhurst, East Sussex, TN5 6TP wwwoffhighwayresearch.com THE CHINESE SERVICE MARKET REPORTS: MONTHLY EQUIPMENT ANALYSES Agricultural Tractors Industrial Forklift Trucks Asphalt Finishers Mini Excavators Backhoe Loaders Mobile Cranes Compaction Equipment Motor Graders Crawler Dozers Rough Terrain Lift Trucks Dump Trucks Skid-Steer Loaders Hydraulic Excavators Wheeled Loaders COMPANY PROFILES Anhui Heli Pengpu BQ-Tadano Sany Heavy Industry Caterpillar SDLG Changlin Shaanxi Construction Machinery Doosan Infracore Shanghai Diesel Hangcha Shantui Heli SumitomoSUBSCRIPTION CM SERVICES FOR FURTHER DETAILS, Available on an annual subscription basis and published PLEASE CONTACT: monthly, they monitor, analyse and provide objective Hitachi Sunward opinions on these key construction equipment markets. David C.A. Phillips Simon Battersby n WESTERN EUROPE Managing Director Sales Account Manager Off-Highway Research Limited Off-Highway Research Ltd. n CHINA* Southfields, Southview Road, Southfields, Southview Road, Hyundai Volvo CE n INDIA Wadhurst, East Sussex, Wadhurst, East Sussex, * Also available in Chinese language version. TN5 6TP, United Kingdom TN5 6TP, United Kingdom JCB (Shanghai) Weichai Power T: +44 (0)1892 786 270 T: +44 (0)1892 786 232 Each service is made up of the following elements: F: +44 (0)1892 784 086 F: +44 (0)1892 784 086 n COMPANY PROFILES E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Jiangsu Huatong Kinetics Wirtgen n EQUIPMENT
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