JCB

JCB is a leading British multinational manufacturer of heavy equipment for construction, agriculture, waste handling, and demolition, headquartered in Rocester, Staffordshire, England. The company produces a diverse range of machinery, including iconic backhoe loaders, excavators, and telescopic handlers, with "JCB" colloquially recognized as a generic term for excavators. Founded on October 23, 1945, by Joseph Cyril Bamford, the organization is now chaired by his son, Lord Anthony Bamford. JCB operates globally, maintaining 22 manufacturing plants across four continents and employing approximately 19,000 individuals worldwide. Its extensive reach is supported by a robust global network of over 750 dealers, serving customers in various industries. Its business model centers on manufactures and sells heavy equipment through a global network of over 750 dealers.