Cover story: Large Mining Equipment: The large mining equipment market has overcome inertia and is now set to grow. Views: Joy Global (India), Larsen & Toubro, Liebherr India Mining, Tata Hitachi Feature: Off-Highway Dumpers: Bright prospects lie ahead for dumpers, but cost-effective conveyors may pose serious competition in the future. Views: Daimler India Commercial Vehicles, Tata Motors, Ashok Leyland, VE Commercial Vehicles, Voltas, VPR Mining Infrastructure, Phoenix Conveyor Belt India, Dalmia Cement. Focus: Crawler Dozers: Akash Shukla from 6W Research elaborates on the current trend in the market for crawler dozers in India and the outlook in the coming years. CASH Special Focus: Rock Breakers: The new momentum in infrastructure and mining projects has driven the growth of rock breakers. Views: Atlas Copco, Dozco, Fine Equipments, Indus Rock Tools, Mehta Earthmovers ...also, Guest Column, Safety, Site Report, and many more.
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