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JCB partnered with RVK Architecture to donate 6,000 canned goods to the San Antonio Food Bank through the annual CANstruction event, combining creativity, engineering and community impact. The collaboration highlights JCB’s commitment to supporting local communities while showcasing innovative design inspired by its iconic equipment.

JCB launched two new high-horsepower compact machines, expanding into the 100+ hp range. The 4TS Teleskid and 400T compact track loader deliver more power, reach and versatility for demanding jobs. These additions give operators new ways to boost productivity and tackle tougher applications.

JCB North America (JCB), a leader in construction equipment innovation and manufacturing, today announced its partnership with the National Hispanic Contractors Association (NAHICA), reinforcing its commitment to advancing Hispanic participation, leadership, and entrepreneurship in U.S. construction.

JCB has won a $45 million contract to supply 4CX Backhoe Loaders to the United States armed forces after an extensive evaluation period.

Tough enough for the Marines – ready for your jobsite.

A groundbreaking way to work – built to lift communities and honor those who served.

JCB, a global leader in construction, agricultural, industrial and defense equipment, will highlight its Multi Terrain Loader (MTL) version of its 3TS-8T Telescopic compact track loader, specially designed for the United States Marine Corps, and the 510-56 telehandler at the 2025 Celebration of Construction on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.

JCB celebrates the production of its 1,000th light capability rough terrain forklift, a heavy machine built to tackle the toughest military operations and versatile enough for civilian use. Designed with over 90% commercial content, the LCRTF exemplifies JCB’s engineering expertise and commitment to supporting American forces worldwide.

First-ever JCB-branded LEGO® set showcases engineering excellence and innovation.

JCB is set to double the size of a new factory currently under construction in Texas as the company confirmed today that newly-announced tariffs will impact its business in the short-term.