Indian Service

Off-Highway Research’s Indian Service is available on an annual subscription basis, providing detailed analysis of the national equipment market and the major equipment manufacturers active in the country. An annual subscription unlocks access to the full library of more than 45 current Equipment Analyses and Company Profiles. Each report is updated on a regular cycle with up to 24 new documents added to the service throughout the course of a year. Full subscribers also have access to our free enquiry service.

The Indian Service also includes monthly Market Reports containing news and detailed analysis from the industry. The archive of reports, which is also made available to subscribers, goes back to 2002 and is fully searchable via Off-Highway Research’s online client portal.

Our standard single-site licence allows for up to five individual users based in one location. If you require further access rights, please enquire about our multi- and global-site licence packages.

As an alternative to the full Service, many clients chose to subscribe to just our monthly Market Reports. This is a cost-effective way of keeping up to date with news and developments, and the subscription also includes our spring Annual Review and summer Mid-Year Review of the market.

Equipment Analyses

Rigorous analysis of the structure, demand and trends for a single product.

Typical coverage includes:

• Economic and Construction Activity
• Market Size and Trends
• Domestic Production
• Component Sourcing
• Foreign Trade
• Market Shares
• Marketing and Distribution
• Pricing
• Population and End-Users
• Five-Year Forecasts
• Machines Available
• Manufacturer and Importer Contact Details

Equipment Coverage

• Agricultural Tractors
• Asphalt Finishers
• Backhoe Loaders
• Compaction Equipment
• Crawler Dozers
• Dump Trucks
• Hydraulic Excavators
• Mini Excavators
• Mobile Cranes
• Motor Graders
• Skid-Steer Loaders
• Wheeled Loaders

Company Profiles

Objective analyses of major construction equipment manufacturers or component suppliers.

Typical coverage includes:

• Company History, Ownership and Structure
• Financial Analysis
• Manufacturing Facilities
• Corporate Strategy
• Production
• Sales and Market Shares
• Marketing and Distribution
• Product Range

Latest news on the Indian Market

Indian market outlook revised

Rather than enjoying modest growth this year, construction equipment sales in India are expected to remain level with 2021.

Fundamentals remain strong for compaction equipment in India

The market is slowing in the short term due to inflation and new emissions regulations, but the medium to long term outlook remains positive

Indian excavator market heading for new high

Despite supply chain issues and the negative impact of inflation, the pipeline of infrastructure work in India means a record number of crawler excavators should be sold next year.

Emissions laws influence Indian backhoe loader market

The introduction of Stage IV laws has seen a new generation of machines launched which fall outside the engine powerband affected by the legislation.  

Indian dump truck market strengthens and moves to bigger machines

Sales in 2021 were the best for more than a decade and buyer preference is shifting away from relatively small machines.

Indian tractor market heading towards 1 million machines per year

The market did not slow down during the Covid pandemic, and there are many positive long-term factors which will continue to drive growth.

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Improving outlook for Indian dozer industry

A good climate for infrastructure investment and reforms in the mining sector auger well for dozer sales.

Why rental dominates in India

Information from Off-Highway Research's Customer Groups Database Service features in an article in International Rental News on the dominance of rental in India.

Customer group data now available for India and China

Our database of sales by year, buy equipment type, by customer group has now been extended from its original European coverage to include India and China.