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ERA reduces European rental growth forecasts
The European Rental Association (ERA) has revised downwards its growth forecasts for Europe’s equipment rental industry in the face of continued econo ...more
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Croatian construction to return to growth in 2013
Public spending to shape short-term future of country’s construction market, particularly civil engineering ...more
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Contrasting UK construction outlook
Official data from ONS shows strong first quarter contraction, but RICS survey returned more upbeat results ...more
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Revenues slip at FCC
Rise in construction revenues offset by strong drop from cement and urban services divisions ...more
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Cold weather hits Heijmans results
Production in 2012 off to a slow start afer frost impacted productivity and residential market continued to deteriorate ...more
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Positive 2012 outlook from Bilfinger Berger
Contractor reports solid start to the year with increases in first quarter revenues, orders received and earnings ...more
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Sales and orders up for Eiffage
French contractor sees growth in France and outside Europe, but steep construction decline in Poland ...more
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ACS margins hit
While revenues and order backlog jump as a result of Hochtief acquisition, ACS sees margins slip ...more
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Hochtief results overshadowed by Leighton troubles
German contractor’s first quarter results dragged into the red by continuing problems at Australian subsidiary ...more
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Balfour Beatty sees split market
Slowdown in the UK is offset by good revenue growth in Americas and signs of recovery in US ...more
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Holcim sees flat profit
Harsh winter in Europe drags down first quarter results, cement producer looks to manage costs ...more
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Lafarge sales rise
Higher prices offset rising costs, while demand from emerging markets accelerated ...more
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Another loss for Leighton
First quarter results overshadowed by further losses on major Australian contracts ...more
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US construction up +6% year-on-year in March
Private sector drives moderate increase, offset by a decline in publicly funded work. ...more
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Russian rental market to triple by 2015 says report
The Russian rental market grew by almost 35% in 2011 to reach an estimated value of €700 million and could triple in size by 2015, according to the Ru ...more
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First quarter sales surge for CNH Construction
Manufacturer sees improvements in every region, particularly North America, where sales more than doubled compared to the same period in 2011 ...more
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Construction fall sparks UK recession
A fall in UK construction figures has, to some extent, dragged the UK economy into double-dip recession. ...more
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RentalTracker survey for Europe reveals ‘wait and see’ attitude
Confidence in the European rental market was steady at the end of the first quarter of the year, according to the ERA/IRN RentalTracker survey for Q1 ...more
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JCB claims record 2011
Construction equipment manufacturer reports 37% year-on-year increase in revenues in 2011 to £2.75 billion (€3.36 billion). ...more
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Europe’s construction output falls sharply
Compared with last year, February’s output fell by 12.9% in the Eurozone, driven by declines in Slovenia, Italy and Germany ...more
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Modest growth expected in Europe
European construction equipment manufacturers expect sales rise of 6%, according to CECE president. ...more
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Yuchai eyes hybrid development
Chinese excavator manufacturer looks to future market; forecasts strong growth in global sales in 2012 ...more
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Association cautious about UK figures
UK construction output lower in February this year than in same month in 2011. ...more
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Editor's Comment: Yellow Table results
iC editor Chris Sleight discusses some of the more striking aspects of this year's suevey of the world's 50 largest construciton equipment manufacture ...more
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Slovak residential optimism
Good news for residential but delays plus lack of preparation and planning expected to hit road construction. ...more
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iC's Yellow Table - record construction equipment sales
The results of International Construction's Yellow Table ranking of the world's largest construction equipment manufacturers shows industry revenues g ...more







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