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Worldwide demand for cement could reach 4.7 billion tonnes in 2017, according to World Cement, the latest study from US-based market research firm The Freedonia Group.
Britain’s building industry is showing signs of recovery but the UK’s government must show support if growth is to continue
Following slow start to year, the UK’s Construction Products Association reports increase in sale of construction products for second quarter
Market research and consulting firm PMR forecasts that the Slovak construction market will stabilise this year, after a slump in public investment
IRN Editor Murray Pollok reports on some of the highlights of the latest ERA/IRN RentalTracker survey for the third quarter of 2012.
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Last year saw record revenues and employment among the world's biggest construction companies, according to International Construction's Top 200 ranking, although profitability was poorer than in 2010.
Official data from ONS shows strong first quarter contraction, but RICS survey returned more upbeat results
The world market demand for cement and concrete additives is forecast to increase +8.3% annually to US$ 15.8 billion in 2015
Respondents to annual KPMG survey identify energy sector as having greatest short-term potential for construction market
AEM outlook survey forecasts strong 2011 sales but slower growth from 2012 to 2014
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406 MW Hidroeléctrica de Chaglla project will be country´s second largest hydropower facility
Survey finds expectations for UK construction trade largely negative for year ahead.
Outlook for UK described as one of “nervous optimism” with fears of “another disappointing year”.
Government spending cuts and concerns over access to finance leading to negative view, according to survey.
48% of respondents to a KPMG survey forecast rising backlogs next year, but global competition remains strong.
Regulations and officials the most commonly cited obstacles in Polish construction market, a survey has found.
A healthy increase reported, but recession fears persist
The UK’s Construction Products Association predicts double-dip recession.
Australia's construction industry moved further into the red during July according to the latest Australian Industry Group/Housing Industry Association Performance of Construction Index.
"Exceptionally severe winter" sees major decline in construction activity during Q1 2010 in Poland, with little sign of recovery
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