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January 11, 2017
Over 300,000 square feet and 55+ exhibitors displaying the latest in earth moving equipment, hauling equipment & more
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  • Verona hosts Samoter
    February 14, 2012
    Major international companies are preparing for the 28th Samoter event being held in Verona, northern Italy, from 2-6 March. The event (www.samoter.com) will focus on the latest technology from the construction equipment market for the earthmoving, concrete, roadbuilding, drilling, tunnelling, quarrying, crushing, demolition and recycling, hoisting and handling, and transport/vehicles and components sectors.
  • BICES records beaten
    March 21, 2012
    The organisers of the BICES 2011 event held in Beijing say that the show attracted 1030 exhibitors from 31 countries and districts. This represents an increase of 35% for international exhibitors. Meanwhile visitors came from more than 100 different countries and districts to join this exhibition.
  • Hitachi digs deep in Paris
    February 15, 2012
    A Hitachi excavator has enabled the creation of a subterranean six-floor car park in the centre of Paris. The ZX225USRLC-3 was used to dig deep below ground in the French capital and remove 65,000m³ of earth before construction of the facility could begin. For Saperfe Travaux Publics, a sub-contractor working on the project, the Hitachi machine was the only specialist equipment required. The clamshell telescopic arm of the ZX225USRLC-3 can reach depths of up to 25m.
  • bauma CONEXPO India underlines a turnaround
    December 15, 2016
    Business transactions, high-quality trade visitors and more participants than in 2014 mark out this year’s bauma CONEXPO India which took place at HUDA Ground in Delhi from December 12-15. More than 31,000 participants and 647 exhibitors - of which 57% were international companies from 30 countries - came to the fourth International Trade Fair for Construction Machinery, Building Material Machines, Mining Machines and Construction Vehicles, which occupied a total of 150,000m². Igor Palka, chief execut