LiuGong has announced the appointment of Harry Mellor as Sales Director for the UK. Mellor assumes the role on 1 February after six years in senior leadership positions in LiuGong across Europe. He recently served as European Product Director, where…
Heritage Quarry Group has bought a Sany SY750H excavator, the first machine of this size that the Chinese manufacturer has sold into the UK.
Caterpillar showcased its next generation of articulated trucks, including the new 730 model, for customers at its recent Technology Days.
Epiroc says it has successfully converted – from manual to fully driverless – all 78 mining haul trucks at Hancock Iron Ore’s Roy Hill mine in Western Australia.
At Caterpillar’s Demonstration and Learning Centre in Málaga, Spain, the focus was firmly on technology.
Cummins Inc. reported continued strong operating results for the third quarter of 2025, driven by a growth in profits in the Power Systems and Distribution segments, said Jennifer Rumsey, chair and CEO. She attributed the growth, in part, to the continued rise in demand for backup power for data centers, as well as effective cost management across the company that helped to offset an anticipated sharp decline in the North American truck market.
While autonomous construction machines are no longer the stuff of science fiction, they’re not quite an everyday reality either – something that could be about to change. Liebherr is preparing to launch a commercial version of its autonomous wheeled loader…
Caterpillar has autonomously hauled one million tons at Luck Stone’s Bull Run Quarry in Chantilly, Virginia, US. Caterpillar says that this achievement is a first for both it and the aggregates industry and underscores the success of its autonomous haulage…
It only takes one look at Sany’s sprawling manufacturing complex in Changsha, the capital of Hunan province, to understand how established the Chinese company has become as one of the world’s biggest construction equipment OEMs.
Tonly has already sold over 8,000 units overseas since 2010 and currently exports to more than 50 countries.
Tariffs and materials prices knock US contractors’ confidence
XCMG Machinery has developed what it claims is the world’s first 65-tonne reach stacker, designed specifically for handling heavy energy storage containers.