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Europe Heavy Construction Equipment Market Research Report -
Forecast to 2027
Report / Search Code: MRFR/IA - E/0208-CRR
Publish Date: April, 2016
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Heavy Construction Equipment Report: Introduction
Europe Heavy Construction Equipment Market Research
Report, By Types (Earthmoving Equipment, Material Handling
Equipment, Heavy Construction Vehicles, Others (Cranes,
Excavator, Dozer)), By applications (Mining & Excavation,
Earthmoving, Transportation, Lifting, Material Handling,
Others), end users (Oil & Gas Industry, Construction Industry,
Military, Mining, Agriculture & Forestry and Others) - Forecast
to 2027
European market growth is mainly depending upon the countries such as
Italy, Germany, U.K, Spain and France and others.
The European market is facing an economic slowdown in the recent
years due to the unusual demand. Due to the market uncertainty and
sovereign debt crisis the Western European countries are facing the
restraints in the growth activities but Scandinavian countries such as
Denmark, Norway and Sweden are likely to be safe from this crises and
uncertainty. The heavy construction equipment market is expecting
ainadequate growth rate forecast in both commercial and residential
spending by 2027. Also there are many planned constructions site are
planning on postponing their plan due to the crises.
The spending on construction are likely to be stable and stagnant in in
Western Europe with a very little growth expectations. Germany is
considered to be a fasting growing region in Europe followed by Spain,
Ireland, U.K, France and others. These regions will experience a decline
growth rate till 2027.
In the coming years, the Eastern Europe countries such as Poland,
Russia and others will be expecting positive waves of huge spending on
constructions. Non- residential sector will be forecasted as the fastest