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27 Nov 2019 Editorial Team

Nischal Mehrotra, Director-Sales, Liugong

Stall No at Excon: 0D-103 & 112

LiuGong is a leading construction equipment manufacturer offering a full line of extreme-duty intuitive machines for construction equipment owners constantly challenged to do more with less. Nischal Mehrotra, Director-Sales, Liugong, shares more....

Market outlook: The announcement of investment of Rs 100 trillion in infrastructure in the next five years by the government in the Budget will definitely propel the growth of the construction equipment industry. Although there has been a slowdown at present, things should hopefully start improving soon.
Demand drivers for the company’s offerings: The road segment is the major demand driver followed by quarries and a bit of mining. As we have recently forayed into the material handling equipment segment, there is good potential there too.
Business opportunities at Excon: Liugong has been participating in Excon since 2007. We look forward to receiving good lead generation not only from Karnataka but entire south India.
Key products at the expo: We are showcasing wheel loaders, excavators, motor graders, compactors, dozers and material handling equipment.
Meeting buyer requirements: We always discuss the project before suggesting our equipment to the buyer. We customise products as and when required.

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