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100
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IRN
100
Nearmisses
RANK
COMPANY
2013REVENUES (€M)
LOCATION
TYPEOFRENTAL
CONTACTDETAILS
101
Warren Cat
1
74
Texas, US
Constructionequipment
102
Grupo Eurogruas
EST
70
Seville, Spain
Cranes, aerial platforms,
transport
103
Ohio Cat
1
70
Ohio, US
–
104
AGeradora Aluguel deMaquinas
69.7
Salvador, Brazil
Constructionequipment,
parties andevents
105
HUNERental
68.9
Madrid, Spain
Constructionequipment
106
Salti
66
MarcqenBaroeul, France
Constructionequipment,
tool hire, parties/events
107
Komatsu Cummins Chile Arrienda
64.7
Santiago, Chile
Constructionequipment
108
SkanskaMaskin
62.7
Solna, Sweden
Constructionequipment
109
De Boer Structures
55.1
Alkmaar, Netherlands
Party/events,marquees
110
Gruppo Venpa 3
49
Dolo, Venice, Italy
Aerial platforms,
constructionmachines,
rough terrain cranes
without operator, telehandlers
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=93
97
Byrne Equipment
85
EST
80
EST
Dubai, UAE
UAE, Oman, Qatar,
Construction
–
–
+971 44544800
Rental
Saudi Arabia
equipment, portable
accommodation,
events
95
92
Pekkaniska Group
84
83
Vantaa, Finland
Fin, Swe, Rus,
Aerial platforms
27
350
+358 106622000
Ukr, Baltics
and cranes
96
=95
McGrath Rentcorp
80.4
80
Livermore,
USA, Canada
Portable
5
466
+1 9256069200
California
accommodation
=97
89
Rental Solutions &
80
EST
85
EST
Dubai, UAE
MiddleEast, Pakistan, Power, temperature
–
–
+971 48849699
Services (RSS)
Africa, Cyprus
control
=97
94
Foselev
80
EST
81
Aix-en-Provence,
France, Congo, Gabon
Cranes, portable
–
–
+33442 245757
France
accommodation,
aerial platforms
=97
99
Briggs Equipment
80
EST
75
EST
Dallas, TX, USA
US, Mexico, UK
Construction
–
–
+1 2146300808
equipment
100
=84
Force Access
75
EST
91
Sydney, Australia
Australia
Aerial platforms
–
–
+61 29735 7600
TOTAL
31.45 bn
TURNOVER
TYPEOF
RANK
(€MILLION)
AREASOF
RENTAL
NUMBEROF
14 13 COMPANY
13/14 12/13
HEADOFFICE
OPERATION
COMPANY
DEPOTS STAFF
CONTACTDETAILS
agreed during the course of 2013, and demonstrates
the constantly changing faceof theequipment rental
industry.
New entrants
There were five new entrants to the list this year –
four of which are first-time entrants, while one,
Equipment Depot, returns after a few years out of
the list. It says a lot about the current market that
all five are from North America, including two crane
companies – TNT in theUS andNCSGof Canada – one
pump renter, National Pump, and Compact Power
Equipment Rental (CPER).
National Pump is nowownedbyUnitedRentals, but
wasan independentcompany for thewholeof2013so
is included in the survey. CPER is the company that
runs rental operations at hundreds of Home Depot
stores in the US and Canada. It does not publish its
financial data, soour €145millionestimate shouldbe
treatedwithmuch caution.
So, as is often the case, painting a simple picture
of the worldwide rental industry is impossible, with
currents in North America, Latin America and Japan
running stronger than in Europe and Australia. Best
to takecomfort fromasimple fact: theoverall growth
in adjusted
IRN
100
revenues last year was 2.6
times higher than global GDP growth. Whatever is
happening in your part of the world, you are part of
anexpanding industry.
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TABLE9
IRN
100
Capital expenditure trends
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
25 biggest spenders
€5.9bn
€6.3bn
€5.7bn
€2.46bn
€1.29bn
Other 75
(Est)
€3.0bn
TOTAL
(Est)
€8.9bn
Investment rate (gross CapEx/revenues) 28%
