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Palfinger revenue exceeds €2 billion
Revenue increased by 20.9 per cent compared to previous year
Easy Hire in crowdfunding drive
Tool and plant hire professionals invited to register
Why private equity investors are turning to the rental sector
KHL’s Lucy Barnard asks what sort of deals PE investors are looking for in the sector and why
Ramirent applies for delisting from Nasdaq Helsinki
Board of directors decides to apply for termination of public trading in company’s shares
BlueLine Rental prepares to go public
Parent company Vander Holding Corp. has submitted Form S-1 with SEC
HSS Hire raises €15 million via shares boost
Rental company aims to invest in its fleet following its placing of 15.45 million new ordinary shares at 83.88 pence per share
Alimak share price set as trading starts
Access company valued close to upper limit of original price range; CEO says demand for shares confirms its development and strategy
Dingli launches IPO
China’s biggest aerial work platform manufacturer Zhejiang Dingli Machinery has successfully launched its Initial Public Offering on the Shanghai Stock Exchange Main Board
HSS to launch IPO
UK rental company intends to raise UK£103 million from its listing on the London Stock Exchange, which will provide greater working capital to drive growth in the business
Tanfield to raise £12 million through share issue
Tanfield Group Plc, owner of Snorkel, is to raise £12 million after placing 29.2 million new shares on the stock market.
Tanfield could benefit from Smith's IPO
Smith Electric Vehicles US (27% owned by Tanfield) has filed an S-1 registration statement with US Securities and Exchange Commission with a view to a proposed IPO (initial public offering) of shares on the NASDAQ global market.
Snorkel gets cash injection from Smith Electric Vehicles share deal.
A private share issue at Smith Electric Vehicles has enabled it to pay Tanfield and allowed a $5.6 million cash injection at Snorkel.
Oshkosh warns of lower than expected JLG sales
The Oshkosh Corporation, owners of JLG Industries, said it expected a loss of approximately $1.22 to $1.32 per share for the quarter ending 30 June 2008.