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BITA predicting a modest recovery
25 January 2013
BITA (British Industrial truck association) has predicted a modest recovery for the lift truck market in 2010 with prospects for stronger growth in the medium term tempered by an uncertain economic situation and conside
BITA (British Industrial truck
association) has predicted a modest
recovery for the lift truck market in
2010 with prospects for stronger
growth in the medium term
tempered by an uncertain economic
situation and considerable risk
factors. Compared with 2009,
shipments of counterbalance trucks
are expected to increase by 1.8% to
8500, and shipments of warehouse
trucks are expected to increase by
6.8% to 8900.
Orders of counterbalance trucks are expected to increase by 15.3% to 9800, while orders of warehouse trucks are expected to rise by 7.8% to 9766.
Orders of counterbalance trucks are expected to increase by 15.3% to 9800, while orders of warehouse trucks are expected to rise by 7.8% to 9766.
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