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Lemminkäinen at a loss
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Lemminkäinen reported 2009 sales of € 1,96 billion, down -21% on the € 2,48 billion recorded 12 months ago
Emaar profits bounce back
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Fourth quarter profits rise for the Dubai-based real estate developer.
Veidekke remains optimistic despite latest results
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Veidekke's construction division has reported a -16 % decline in its fourth quarter sales for 2009 to NOK 3,22 billion (€ 398 million) from NOK 3,83 billion (€ 473 million) during the same period in 2008.
Tiong Woon down in half year but hopeful for future
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Half year results for Tiong Woon Corporation (TWC) are down but its heavy lift segment shows signs of future growth
Pulte sees Q4 improvement
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Figures imporve following Centex merger
Eiffage on the level
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Eiffage reported 2009 Group sales of € 13,2 billion, matching its 2008 figures, although sales in its construction businesses fell -10% from € 4,1 billion in 2008 to € 3,7 billion.
Cargotec ends 2009 on positive note
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While sales dropped 24% in 2009 at Cargotec, performance in the fourth quarter meant the year ended more positively
Volvo CE sales fall –36,7%
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Soft conditions seen continuing this year in Europe and North America, with more robust growth elsewhere, particularly China.
United Rentals stems losses but conditions unchanged
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United Rentals has managed to dramatically reduce its losses, reporting a US$26 million net loss for the final quarter of 2009 compared to a $853 million loss in the same quarter of 2008. Net losses for the full year were down to $62 million compared to $704 million for 2008.
Skanska optimistic after profitable 2009
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Skanska reported sales in 2009 of SEK 136,8 billion (€ 13,3 billion), down -4,7% on the SEK 143,6 billion (€ 14 billion) recorded 12 months ago.
Manitou inventory sales helps final quarter figures
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Manitou said it expected to see “mid to high single digit growth” in 2010 compared to 2009, although the first half of the year is unlikely to see any significant growth.
Atlas Copco still weathering the storm
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Atlas Copco's Construction and Mining Technique (CMT) division reported total sales of SEK 26 billion (€ 2,5 billion) for 2009, a - 18% decline compared to the SEK 32 billion (€ 3,13 billion) recorded at the end of 2008.
Cargotec's tumultuous 2009 concludes on positive note
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Finland-based Cargotec saw sales drop 24% during its 2009 financial year, which was marked by job cuts, factory reorganisation and company restructuring
Manitowoc 2009 sales down, order intake positive
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Sales for 2009 at the Manitowoc Company were down 16% but there was still a net positive order flow in the crane segment at the end of the year
America’s Horton back in profit
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American house builder D. R. Horton has reported first quarter sales to 31 December 2009 of US$ 1.1 billion, up +23%
Sandvik sees sales and profits drop
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Sandvik Mining and Construction reported 2009 sales of SEK 32,6 billion (€ 3,2 billion)
Revenues dip but order book strengthens at Vinci
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Vinci reported 2009 full year sales of € 31,9 billion, down -4,6% on its 2008 revenues of € 33,4 billion.
Military production helps JLG as access sales fall
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JLG Industries' sales of aerial platforms and telehandlers fell by 45.6% to US$200.4 million for the final quarter of 2009, although JLG benefited from an additional $527.6 million in revenues by producing M-ATV military vehicles for its parent company, Oshkosh Corp. Sales of new aerial platforms and telehandlers fell by 60%.
Caterpillar sees improvement in 2010
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Revenues fell –37% in 2009, but the world’s biggest construction equipment manufacturer expects +10% to +25% growth this year.
CNH construction sales halved in 2009
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Revenues from construction equipment tumbled last year. Company remains cautions about 2010.
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