International Construction June podcast (audio)

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17 June 2016

In the March 2016 podcast from International Construction: Terex Zoomlion deal terminated before Konecranes moves ahead with purchase of Terex’ MHPS arm; Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction agrees a 387 million dollar deal to build a desalination plant in Kuwait; Two on trial over alleged CAN$ 24 million fraud against Atlas Copco; Consortium led by Astaldi awarded contract to build the world’s largest optical telescope; Global exports of US-made construction equipment falls 25% for the first quarter of 2016; And, Salini Impregilo wins contract to build a new hydroelectric plant in the Koysha area of Ethiopia.

The podcast is introduced by Mike Hayes, editor of International Construction, and Joe Malone, deputy editor. It is available from the KHL podcast page at www.khl.com/audio-podcasts/.

It can also be downloaded from iTunes, by searching for KHL Group, or going to http://bit.ly/1gh7IO4.

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