France Construction Equipment Market Assessment & Forecast Report 2022-2028 Featuring Prominent Vendors - Caterpillar, XCMG, Liebherr, Komatsu, Kubota, Volvo, JCB, SANY, Hitachi, John Deere & Co - ResearchAndMarkets.com

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France's construction equipment market is expected to reach USD 15,319.1 million and a volume of 48,898 units by 2027, growing at a CAGR of 4.55% by volume during 2022-2028.

Renovation of public infrastructure and government buildings supports earthmoving equipment growth in France's construction equipment market.

The preparation for Olympic Games-2024 in Paris and The Grand Paris project driving construction equipment sales.

In 2022, investments in new mining projects (particularly in primary mineral resources such as antimony, tungsten, and gold) are likely to grow construction equipment in the mining industry substantially.

KEY HIGHLIGHTS IN THE REPORT

In 2020, there were 3,304 active quarries in mainland and overseas France, which is likely to increase significantly in 2022 as new mining projects are in the pipeline.

The France government mainly focuses on the supply chain and climate change; hence projects such as port development projects, renewable energy projects, etc., are creating a substantial demand for construction equipment by others.

The increasing focus on infrastructure and development of highways and road redevelopment projects will significantly impact the growth of France's road construction equipment market.

FRANCE CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT MARKET SEGMENTATION

The demand in France's excavator market is increasing rapidly due to several infrastructure projects such as Grand Paris Express (USD 40.2 billion), Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Village (USD 3.9 billion), etc., introduced by France government.

The growing investments in building and civil engineering such as University Campus, University of Paris-Sud (USD 319.5 million) are driving the need for the excavator market in France. This is because these are the ideal machinery for construction projects given their bulky structure, which can be used for digging, lifting hefty objects, landscaping, and demolition.

VENDOR LANDSCAPE

The key players in France construction equipment market are Caterpillar, Liebherr, Komatsu, Kubota, Volvo Construction Equipment, JCB, SANY, Hitachi, John Deere & Company, Xuzhou Construction Machinery Group Co., Ltd. (XCMG)

In October 2021, Volvo launched Volvo Prototype LX03: The Intelligent Future of Construction. In 2020, JCB launched its first hydrogen fueled-based excavator.

Major Vendors

• Caterpillar
• Liebherr
• Komatsu
• Kubota
• Volvo Construction Equipment
• JCB
• SANY
• Hitachi
• John Deere & Company
• Xuzhou Construction Machinery Group Co., Ltd. (XCMG)

Other Prominent Vendors

• Yanmar
• Manitou
• Haulotte Group
• Kobelco Construction Machinery
• FAYAT Group

Distributor Profiles

• Mini BTP
• GMS
• Wirtgen Group
• Teramat
• Bouchard Manutention
• France TP Services

Key Topics Covered:

Section 1 - Introduction

Section 2 - Market Overview

• Economic Scenario, Foreign Direct Investment, Advantage France, Key Economic Regions, Import/Export Trends, Supply Chain Analysis, COVID-19 Impact

Section 3 - Technological Development

• Advent of New Technology

Section 4 - Market Dynamics

• Market Drivers, Restraints, Trends

Section 5 - Market Landscape

Section 6 - Competitive Landscape

• Competitive Landscape Overview
• Major Vendors (Caterpillar France, Liebherr France, Komatsu France, Kubota Corporation, Volvo Construction Equipment France, JCB France, SANY Europe, Hitachi Construction Machinery Europe, John Deere France, and XCMG Europe)
• Other Prominent Vendors
• Distributor Profiles

Section 7 - Quantitative Summary

• Quantitative Summary

Section 8 - Report Summary

• Key Insights
• Abbreviations
• List of Graphs
• List of Tables

Section 9 - Report Scope & Definition

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