India Could Overtake China in Construction Equipment Sales by 2030: JCB India MD

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India’s construction equipment industry is on a trajectory that could see it surpass China by 2030, according to JCB India’s Managing Director. With the country witnessing extraordinary momentum in infrastructure development, the MD believes India is steadily positioning itself as the world’s fastest-growing market for construction machinery.

He noted that massive public investment in highways, metro networks, airports, industrial corridors, and rural connectivity has dramatically expanded demand for high-quality, efficient equipment. This surge, coupled with India’s growing manufacturing strength and rising export capabilities, is narrowing the gap between India and China in global sales volumes.

The MD highlighted that India’s young workforce, expanding contractor ecosystem, and rapid adoption of advanced, tech-enabled machines are further accelerating growth. As companies increasingly opt for fuel-efficient and digitally connected equipment, domestic manufacturers are scaling production to meet global standards.

While China remains a dominant player today, JCB India believes that India’s infrastructure pipeline—among the world’s largest—will drive continuous machinery demand through the next decade. If current growth patterns hold, India could emerge as the top construction equipment market by 2030, signaling a major shift in the global industrial landscape.

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