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Construction group Aveng said its two-year order book had increased to R31,3bn at the end of last month compared with R30,4bn in June.
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Transnet will spend R753m on railways in the Eastern Cape over the next five years.
The long-term development plan for the Port Elizabeth Airport provides for the possible extension of the main runway, says transport minister.
Volumes at SA's port terminals will grow up to 10% per year over the next five years despite the current recession and volume decrease of 3.3% this year, according to…
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Work on Durban’s new R7bn international airport is well on track with 80% of the project completed and just the 'lipstick' left to apply.
The South African National Roads Agency says debt investors are demanding a lower risk premium, helping to reduce its costs of borrowing.
Plans to ensure the success of Mandela Bay’s R2,2bn soccer stadium beyond next year’s World Cup were spelt out by the head of the company appointed.
Certain elements of infrastructure construction will pick up from the fourth quarter as the 2010 World Cup projects accelerate and near completion.
Coal of Africa confirmed on Friday that its talks for a public-private partnership with Transnet Freight Rail to boost future export capacity were still in progress.
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Airports Company of SA’s 10% stake in India’s busiest airport, Mumbai International Airport, continued to provide a healthy return in the year to March.
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The future of East London’s harbour is in doubt and business has been challenged to put forward a plan to rescue it.
Aveng faced a collusion probe earlier this year, now it is cited as one of the accused in a further competition commission probe into the construction industry.
Cashbuild, which is reaping rewards for opening stores in rural areas, expects to spend R200m on opening 10 new stores and refurbishing old ones.
Hosting the 2010 Soccer World Cup has come at a massive cost for South Africa, with some stadiums running over the initial budgets more than R1bn.
Two Parliamentary portfolio committees are travelling the provinces seeking public input to the bill on safety at sports stadiums.
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Airports Company SA and Airport Co-ordination Services have concluded a $35m deal with airline technology group Sita to roll out new check-in facilities at airports.
Construction group WBHO says despite the recessionary conditions its South African construction outlook remained positive.
Soccer City’s soaring costs force Johannesburg to trim more than R1bn from budget.
Construction company results and higher steel demand show infrastructure is proceeding and will help the economy recover from the recession.
Murray & Roberts Holdings to clarify its position after having been listed by the Competition Commission as one of the participant in alleged collusion in the construction industry.
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