Greek 1H12 construction contracts 12%
Greek construction activity shrank by an annual 12 per cent in the first half of 2012, leaving the industry on course for a seventh consecutive year of contraction as the cement...
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Greek construction activity shrank by an annual 12 per cent in the first half of 2012, leaving the industry on course for a seventh consecutive year of contraction as the cement...
Tvornica Cementa Kakanj (TCK), the Bosnian unit of HeidelbergCement, expects to post a 10-14 per cent drop in cement sales this year as local market conditions and the impact of...
The latest quarterly Office of National Statistics (ONS) figures for UK construction new orders released today show that new orders for construction remained at a depressed leve...
The UK's Construction Products Association (CPA) has cautiously welcomed the Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Ministers’ announcement to boost the housing sector.
The UK construction industry shrank in August as new orders dropped at the fastest pace since April 2009, according to Markit Economics.
Challenging market conditions persist for Australia's cement sector due to weak residential and commercial activity combined with the potential impact of a new carbon tax which ...
Earlier this week Cemex announced that its Cemex España subsidiary, Cemex Latam Holdings, presented an application to the Superintendencia Financiera de Colombia to list its sha...
UK construction output figures for 2Q12, published by the Office of National Statistics (ONS) on Friday, confirm that nearly every sector of construction activity, from private ...
Fitch Ratings says that the outlook for the Indian construction sector remains stable for 2H12, despite the continued unfavourable macroeconomic environment, as some of the risk...
The latest UK Construction Trade Survey published today, shows that during the second quarter of 2012 construction suffered another sharp fall across all parts of the industry i...