Caterpillar shifts its focus after commodity collapse
It will help mining, energy customers better use the machines they have
New York
CATERPILLAR Inc, convinced that a commodity recovery is at least a year away, is shifting focus from selling more machines to helping its mining and energy customers better use the ones they have.
The world's biggest maker of mining and construction machinery says helping end users do more with less will let it sell more replacement parts and win loyalty for the long term.
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