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At present, the potential conditions for promoting the development of leasing businesses in many regions of the world are increasingly significant. For example, the transition from ownership of equipment to leasing equipment is in the ascendant, the activeness of engineering construction remains at a high level, and major equipment manufacturers strongly promote the leasing business. There are also many other factors that make it very difficult to predict the pace of development of the rental business. These factors include the development of the U.S. economy and its impact on the European economy, and the speed of transition from owning equipment to renting equipment is a complicated issue in itself. Even in the usual sense, the speed of development of the rental business is blind. The special markets faced by leasing companies around the world are often very complex and irregular.

The gradual improvement of global construction machinery rental statistics Although forecasting is difficult, at least, the statistics on the development of the global construction machinery leasing industry are becoming more and more perfect. The American Rental Association (ARA) and Global Insight consultancy have obtained statistics on the North American rental market. At present, the European Lease Association (ERA) also followed suit and used a consulting company to count data on the rental markets of about 15 European countries. ERA has released a preliminary estimate that the overall scale of the European equipment leasing market in 2006 was approximately 21.5 billion euros, and that Global Insight has also embarked on a more detailed study.

The continuous growth of the global construction machinery leasing industry It is obvious that the current leasing industry continues to grow globally, although the growth rate is very different. In more mature markets, Japanese industry giants are working hard to expand their leasing business. Although the market consolidation trend continues, its growth rate is not expected to be fast. In the United Kingdom, optimistic forecasts on the prospects of the construction machinery industry indicate that its rental industry will grow at an annual rate of 4% to 7% over the next three to four years. The 2012 Olympic Games in the UK will surely drive the flourishing development of the leasing industry.