Construction Equipment Sector Records Robust Growth in Domestic and Export Sales: ICEMA

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India’s construction equipment sector is witnessing accelerated growth in both domestic and export markets, according to the Indian Construction Equipment Manufacturers Association (ICEMA). The surge is driven by increased infrastructure investments, government initiatives, and rising demand from international markets.

ICEMA’s latest report highlights a significant uptick in sales of earthmoving equipment, material handling machinery, and road construction equipment. The domestic market is benefiting from large-scale projects such as highways, metro rail networks, and smart cities, while export demand is fueled by competitive pricing and quality standards that meet global benchmarks.

Industry leaders attribute the growth to policy reforms, improved manufacturing capabilities, and a shift toward advanced, eco-friendly machinery. Additionally, the government’s focus on reducing carbon emissions has prompted manufacturers to innovate with electric and hybrid construction equipment.

Experts predict sustained growth in the coming years as both public and private sectors continue to invest in infrastructure development. With India emerging as a key player in the global construction equipment market, ICEMA anticipates further expansion in exports, strengthening the country’s position as a manufacturing hub.

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