US EditionCaterpillar Showcases Machinery that has Built America for 100 Years in Celebration of Construction
- On May 14, 2025, Caterpillar Inc. Showcased its construction machinery at the National Mall during the Association of Equipment Manufacturers Celebration of Construction in Washington, D.C.
- The event highlighted Caterpillar's 100-year history of supporting infrastructure and innovation while emphasizing workforce development and sustainable construction advancements.
- Caterpillar displayed key equipment including the Cat 340 excavator, 140 motor grader, AP1055 asphalt paver, D3 dozer, and the remanufactured Cat C7 Reman Engine, representing its global manufacturing and dealer network.
- In 2024, Caterpillar reported sales of $64.8 billion and operates more than 60 locations across 25 states, solidifying its position as a global leader in construction and mining equipment. A senior company executive highlighted that Caterpillar has contributed to building a better and more sustainable world for the past century.
- The exhibit near the U.S. Capitol underscored Caterpillar’s integral role in critical infrastructure and its commitment to innovation and a reduced-carbon future across the U.S. And globally.
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