Equipment India - January 2019

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Cover story: Earthmoving Equipment: This Cover story elaborates on how earthmoving equipment OEMs are reaching out to the needs of infrastructure development through new solutions and effective after-market services.
Views: CASE, L&T, LiuGong, Mahindra, Tata Hitachi, Volvo CE
Feature: bauma CONEXPO INDIA 2018: An elaborate report on the construction equipment event held in December 2018 with major happenings at the expo and exhibitors’ views on the market outlook.
Guest Column: Sushant Sarin, EVP – Commercial Lines & Reinsurance, Tata AIG General Insurance Co, explains the importance of contractor plant and machinery (CPM) insurance in construction equipment segment.
Interaction: Neil Woodfin, Brand Leader, Construction Equipment, CNH Industrial - Asia-Pacific
Interaction: Vepul Kaisar, Managing Director, Deutz Engines (India)
Also, Reports, Interviews, Case Studies, Product Launches, Technology and more…

Equipment India Magazine Description:

EQUIPMENT INDIA is India’s first and only magazine for the infrastructure equipment industry. It successfully addresses the needs of information of the infrastructure equipment industry. It is the most specialized source of information for Contractors, Manufacturers, Dealers, Purchasers and the end users. It equips them with information to make easier and more profitable purchase decisions. 
Readership: Executives, Managers, Technical heads, Fleet operators, Procurement heads, Maintenance department heads & Purchase Heads from - Construction equipment Manufacturers and Dealers, Construction & Infrastructure Companies, Lubricants, Rental companies, Manufacturers of equipment accessories, components & attachments, OEM suppliers, Equipment finance companies, Service managers, Spare parts manufacturers & suppliers, etc. 
To advertisers, Equipment India is the most focused marketing platform as it not only guarantees visibility to the key decision makers and opinion leaders within the industry, but also promises effective communication with high recall given its conducive editorial environment.