India’s construction industry is booming, and the market for construction machinery is growing. One reason is the large amount of money that the Indian Government is allocating into infrastructure projects.

The quality of rebars plays a vital role in the stability and sustainability of any structure.

Construction projects, to an extent, are dependent on the cost of materials such as steel and cement in foundation and frames, aluminium in conductors, copper in cables, wood in carpentries, diesel needed for machine work, and so on.

In order to establish a cement plant in Madhya Pradesh, India Cements will reportedly acquire Springway Mining for an amount of Rs 1.82 bn.

LiuGong India has launched a new range of 7 tonne payload capacity wheel loader and 50 tonne excavator at IMME, 2018.

Jharkhand State Mineral Development Corporation (JSMDC) has opened its first state-owned sand ghat in Khunti district. Reportedly, three more ghats are expected to be opened soon in and around the Garhwa district.

The construction equipment market is to grow at a CAGR of 6.8 per cent during FY2018-FY2024 in India, on account of the country’s expanding construction industry, according to the report – ‘India Construction Equipment Market by Segment, by product type, Competition Forecast & Opportunities, FY2012-FY2024’.

With over 25 years of experience in the infrastructure and construction equipment industry, Deepak Garg has been the CEO of Sany South Asia since 2014. And, at the recently concluded India Construction Festival, Garg won the Person of the Year trophy at the 6th Annual EQUIPMENT INDIA Awards 2018

The is set to establish 65 micro composting centres within four months.