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SHARES in the construction sector have soared over the past two months, buoyed by foreign investor optimism on the prospects for SA’s infrastructure development.
The stock of construction group Murray & Roberts has recently tested the R20 level, which could signal the return of the group to giant status
Building materials retailer Cashbuild has continued with its growth streak, exceeding the R2bn mark in revenue for the year ended June 30.
Ailing construction group Basil Read has announced that its French-based parent company, Bouygues Travaux Publics, will sell 51% of Basil Read to an empowerment consortium.
Group Five says it conducted a thorough risk assessment before accepting a contract from a Nigerian agency to build a power station in that country.
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Construction group's major shareholder has agreed to sell almost 52% of the group to a black consortium
Concor has reported a 56% rise in its headline earnings per share for the year to end-June 2005 to 226.7 cents from a re-stated 145.4 cents a year earlier
The moratorium on development in Lorraine will be in place for at least three to four months, during which time no further applications to build will be approved by the…
Listed construction, steel and cement group is on a path to recovery from the disappointing performance last year of its key construction businesses
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South Africa's construction economy, which has been in retreat for three decades, is on the cusp of a new cycle of multidecade growth.
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Construction industry heavyweights Aveng as well as Murray & Roberts are expected to report a 'tough' financial year to June in the next few weeks
South Africa's real value added in construction, as reported by Statistics SA, continues to lag other building indicators.
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Rising costs putting pressure on rentals and prices in new commercial and industrial developments.
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Alcan is taking its time to decide whether to proceed with the $2,5-billion Coega aluminum smelter project in South Africa, the Canadian company's chief executive said yesterday.
The Clay Brick Association has announced the appointment of Pierre Sanson as its new Executive Director.
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The establishment of Regional Electricity Distributors would assist government in improving access and service delivery of electricity
Belgian textile producer Sander International Textiles will become the first tenant of the Coega industrial development zone (IDZ), where it plans to establish a R200m plant.
The Strategic Industrial Project (SIP) programme launched in February 2001 will close at the end of July, the last date for submission of applications.
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South Africa's State-owned Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) said yesterday that it would take a 15% stake in the planned 660 000-t aluminium smelter at Coega, in the Eastern Cape.
CANADIAN aluminium and packaging group Alcan will make its decision on whether to go ahead with building a $2,5bn smelter at the Coega industrial development zone in Eastern Cape in…
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