An increase suggests capital expansion into niche or auxiliary rental markets, while a decrease may indicate asset disposal, high depreciation, or a strategic shift away from these secondary categories.
This metric represents the net book value of miscellaneous equipment, parts, and supplies held for rental purposes withi...
Peers in the construction rental industry typically report this under 'Other Rental Assets' or 'Miscellaneous Fleet,' with variations depending on how they categorize non-core equipment like small tools or specialized attachments.
eqpt_segment_other_miscellaneous_parts_equipment_and_supplies_rental_equipment_net| Q4 '25 | |
|---|---|
| Value | $1.00M |