About the Construction, Mining & Forestry Equipment Wholesaling in Ohio Market Research Report
What’s Included in the Construction, Mining & Forestry Equipment Wholesaling in Ohio Market Research Report
Definition of the Construction, Mining & Forestry Equipment Wholesaling in Ohio?
Businesses in this industry wholesale specialized machinery and equipment primarily used in construction and mining operations. This industry does not include wholesalers of oil and natural gas machinery and equipment, which are included in the Industrial Machinery and Equipment Wholesaling industry (IBISWorld report 42383).
What’s included in the Construction, Mining & Forestry Equipment Wholesaling in Ohio?
The Construction, Mining & Forestry Equipment Wholesaling in Ohio includes wholesaling excavating machinery and equipment, wholesaling forestry machinery and equipment, wholesaling mining cranes, wholesaling concrete processing equipment, wholesaling cranes (except industrial), wholesaling logging equipment, wholesaling mining machinery and equipment (except petroleum), wholesaling quarrying machinery and equipment and wholesaling street sweeping and cleaning equipment. Related terms covered in the Construction, Mining & Forestry Equipment Wholesaling in Ohio industry report includes a construction machine with a long blade used to create a flat surface, an engineering vehicle used to compact soil, gravel, concrete, or asphalt in the construction of roads and foundations, a piece of heavy construction equipment with a shovel or bucket attached to its front. used to dig and move earth and other materials, a large excavator equipped with a bucket that is operated with a crane and wire, a tractor is any vehicle that is used to haul materials or equipment, either via an unpowered vehicle (i.e. a trailer) or with a shovel, a machine that rips coal or other minerals from a mine wall, which it then collects and loads onto a conveyor belt in one continuous operation, a vehicle equipped with a pronged device on its front used to lift and carry materials and equipment, a crane with a platform attached at its top, used to raise and lower workers and machinery of varying size that is used to create holes in the ground to expose or harvest minerals.
Industry Performance of the Construction, Mining & Forestry Equipment Wholesaling industry in Ohio
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Construction, Mining & Forestry Equipment Wholesaling in Ohio
#8 in Highest Revenue 3.3% of state's GDPRevenue (2025)
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Construction, Mining & Forestry Equipment Wholesaling in the US
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Key Drivers of the Construction, Mining & Forestry Equipment Wholesaling industry in Ohio
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Ohio Economic Indicators
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US Key External Drivers
Industrial production index
Private investment in industrial equipment and machinery
Value of private nonresidential construction
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County Data of the Construction, Mining & Forestry Equipment Wholesaling industry in Ohio
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Key Statistics of the Construction, Mining & Forestry Equipment Wholesaling industry in Ohio
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