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Overall confidence in the European construction sector remained good in July, although there was some wavering over the future outlook.
Permanent and independent body to look at infrastructure products for future is demanded by industry
Swedish-based manufacturer’s second quarter results show increased order intake, with revenues and operating profit down
Trade association says sales of German-made construction equipment is seeing strong growth this year, although orders are falling for building materials machinery
US$ 2.3 billion per year US aggregates and heavy materials company created as formalities are completed and TI is delisted from the New York Stock Exchange.
Broad market recovery sees Cemex’s second quarter revenues rise +4% compared to last year
Chinese companies dominate the top of the rankings and the no. 1 spot is claimed by the world’s first US$ 100 billion+ per year contractor.
Swedish contractor sees business improve in Scandic countries
US Court of Appeals rules that Volvo Group should pay penalties following dispute with Environmental Protection Agency
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Ex-Kier CEO Paul Sheffield is new managing director for Canada, the UK and the Middle East
European Bank for Reconstruction & Development pledges further support to Balkan countries affected by May floods
Contractor continues its policy of focusing on core infrastructure business
New economic forecasts from the Asian Development Bank predict +6.2% GDP growth this year across 45 countries
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Volvo Construction Equipment’s second quarter revenues were down -9%, despite growth in both Europe and North America.
The founder and honorary chairman of Latin America’s largest construction company has died of heart failure.
Contractor posts gains in order bookings and backlog for first six months
Manufacturer upgrades full-year revenue forecast after positive first half from rough terrain handling and compact equipment divisions
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Weak markets see revenues fall -3% compared to a year ago, while incoming orders also fell in the second quarter.
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Hyundai, Samsung, Penta Ocean, Boskalis and Van Oord consortium win contract to construct the Tuas Finger One pier
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