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A new global team will be dedicated to sustainability and corporate social responsibility (CSR)
VIDEO: Massive implosion fells 115-metre-tall structures
French construction giant Eiffage has bought a Dutch company specialising in security installations, IT networks and industrial automation.
Resit Yildiz is a director of projects at Limak, one of Turkey’s largest contractors.
The group order book saw a 16% increase from the previous year
OEM says it is increasing its sustainability though its production processes, supply chains and by how its equipment is powered
evoZero achieves net-zero emissions through carbon capture and storage at Heidelberg Materials plant in Brevik, Norway
Spanish infrastructure giant Ferrovial has announced the sale of its 25% stake in Heathrow Airport in the UK to buyers Ardian and Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund.
OEM exhibiting at show from Jan. 9-12 in Las Vegas
Construction is expected to start in 2026
DPI reports on whether the tech could make its way to commercial trucks and off-highway machines
Guests at 10-year event hear of HQ move in the Netherlands
The E15X is one of the manufacturer’s new range of fifteen mini excavator models
Alex Woodrow, Managing Director at KGP Commercial Powertrains, speaks to Construction Europe at the Off-Highway Conference
Spanish and Italian engineering firms beat 18 applicants to deliver 1.2km crossing
Eight construction team members will be stationed at Rothera for seven months during Antarctica’s winter season
The European Commission is proposing to beef up rules around late payments, to ensure that businesses pay their suppliers within 30 days but representatives of the construction industry want to see changes before the regulations come into force.
French contracting giant Eiffage has won a €234 million contract to build a new section of the E18-E39 motorway in Kristiansand, Norway.
Eiffage will undertake the work through its subsidiary Eiffage Génie Civil and has secured the design-build contract from Statens Vegvesen, a company owned by the Norwegian Ministry of Transport.
Danish drug company Novo Nordisk is to invest 16 billion Danish kroner (€2.1 billion) to expand its production facilities in Chartres, France amid high demand for its weight-loss drugs Ozempic and Wegovy.
Remote-controlled product makes debut at Smopyc