Market overview:

The Cranes Rental Market was valued at $48.5 billion in 2022 and is estimated to reach $58.1 billion by 2028, with a CAGR of 6.7% from 2022 to 2027.

Increased expenditures in a variety of end-use industries, including building and construction, transportation, and oil and gas, among others, as well as the utilization of cranes on a rental basis rather than a purchase one, are promoting the expansion of the crane rental market.

New trends in developing economies for the construction of new projects are anticipated to propel this business for renting cranes. For instance, Nirmala Sitharaman, the finance minister of India, promised a $1.4 trillion investment in the economy to improve the nation's infrastructure. The massive influx will take place between 2020 and 2025, leading to the considerable construction of projects including ports, highways, and airports.

In terms of volume, scope, and intensity, the market for renting cranes will expand significantly throughout the projected period, especially in the Asia Pacific area. In contemporary projects, such as in sizable commercial and residential areas, cranes are increasingly widespread, and their optimum production rates are frequently needed. Shipyards, freight terminals, and the transportation sector all frequently use cranes. Cranes are also frequently used in the manufacturing sector, where heavy equipment combination for a single purpose occasionally necessitates crane leasing.

Market Drivers and Restraints:

The global crane rental market is progressing as a result of government initiatives, construction spending, and favorable policies. Asia-Pacific is anticipated to be a crucial market throughout the projected period, with a strong demand for rental cranes due to an increase in development and construction activities. The volume of the cranes rental market is also being driven by the rising popularity of mobile cranes.

Rapid urbanization and rising building and infrastructure development in emerging nations as a result of a growing focus on smart city development are the factors driving demand for the expansion of the crane rental market. A surge in the demand for rental equipment to suit seasonal needs is partly attributed to increased investment in energy, commercial infrastructure, and transportation. The urge to rent equipment on an as-needed basis will increase with the easy availability of customized construction equipment, which will increase the demand for crane rentals.

One of the main issues restricting Cranes Rental Market share is the lack of trained and competent crane operators. The sector has many challenges, one of which is the need to give crane operators adequate training. On the other hand, top crane rental businesses concentrate on offering consistent training programs for operators to get around this challenge. It is anticipated that this will significantly lower occupational accidents and disasters.

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The report is segmented as follows:

The Cranes Rental Market is segmented by Type; the Market is segmented by End-Use; the Market is segmented by Weight Lifting Capacity:

By Type (Fixed Crane and Mobile Crane)

By End-Use (Building & Construction, Marine & Offshore, Mining & Excavation, Oil & Gas, Transportation, Others (Industrial and Municipal))

By Weight Lifting Capacity (Low, Low-Medium, Heavy, Extreme Heavy)

Regional Segmentation:

Due to the rising demand for cranes on a rental basis in a particular region like China, Japan, India, Australia, and other nations, the Asia Pacific region now dominates the global market for crane rentals, which is predicted to develop at a large rate. Also, during the hypothesized period, it is anticipated that rising population levels and increased investments from local and foreign investors will fuel the expansion of the APAC crane rental market.

Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on the market:

The COVID-19 health problem breakout is predicted to cause a slow expansion of the crane rental market in 2020. The manufacturing and construction sectors have been impacted globally by mobility restrictions and government-ordered lockdowns. Due to a shortage of labor and raw materials, construction projects were postponed or abandoned, which had an impact on the market revenues of crane rental service providers. The need for crane rentals in the logistics and transportation sector is also being constrained by restrictions on international trade.

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