Government projects, particularly the development of integrated rapid public transport networks in SA are likely to drive the construction sector over the medium term.
The Competition Commission has entered into a settlement agreement with Aveng, trading as Duraset in which it admits that it took part in the mining roof bolts cartel.
Erbacon said that it expects headline earnings per share and basic earnings per share to be at least 65% lower than that of the prior corresponding period.
PPC says it will withdraw an environmental application for its Western Cape capacity expansion programme in light of low cement demand and poor economic conditions.
Credit Suisse Standard Securities has explored the notion of a potential future alliance between China based construction players and Murray & Roberts.
As the Gautrain development gains momentum, so too does the demand for commercial space in the near vicinity of the Gautrain stations – a trend already clearly evident in close…
A high-profile company with a portfolio of construction projects worth more than R1bn has been liquidated, leaving more than 700 employees and creditors high and dry.
Murray & Roberts Holdings said that it expects diluted headline earnings per share and diluted earnings per share for the year ending June 30, 2010 to be 50% to 55%…
The upgraded World Cup football stadiums are ventures with little chance of balancing their R17bn costs once the buzz of the vuvuzelas has stilled, says Carol Weaving.
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