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SA is set to see the first listing in the construction sector in several years
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Cashbuild has reported a 30% increase in its revenue for the second quarter of its financial year to end-December compared to that of the year-earlier period
Developers, builders, agents and buyers face supply constraints and frustration.
Adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards will lead to a once-off expense totalling R98.2m for the company's financial year to end-June 2006
Coega, Standard Bank ink deal
SA's second-largest construction group has upped its R22,30 a share offer for the smaller rival to R28 a share
Dorbyl has reported a 223.6 cents loss in headline earnings per share for the six months ended September 30 2005 from a 166.1 cents profit a year ago
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SOARING building costs will probably prevent an oversupply of new office developments, and in turn create a positive office rental market in the short to medium term.
Shareholders in Murray & Roberts have voted in favour of the company proceeding with the implementation of its broad-based BEE transaction
Fitch Ratings has affirmed construction group Aveng Limited's National ratings at Long-term A and Short-term F1
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It should be almost inevitable, considering the broad trends in the economy and government's aspirations to lift growth further, but the trend is becoming more apparent
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THE boom in demand for bricks, which has seen production rise in the Western Cape, has had a positive spin-off for Crammix Bricks, the Brackenfell-based clay brick producer.
Spending on construction could exceed R100bn this year due to low interest and inflation rates, says the Master Builders Association of SA.
Coega yesterday achieved a significant milestone in its construction, in the form of the official turning on of the zone's power supply.
Aveng says that results from its cement, steel and manufacturing businesses for the first quarter of the 2006 financial year were slightly ahead of expectations
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Murray and Roberts is upbeat about prospects, with directors expecting real growth in headline earnings in the year to June 30 2006
THE Coega Industrial Development Zone — which is battling to attract quality tenants — yesterday netted its second large catch to date, a R1,1bn chlorine-refinery project.
Business confidence in the construction industry remains high, with the Bureau For Economic Research's confidence index rising to 94
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Shareholders will meet to approve the scheme that will lead to Murray & Roberts acquiring the entire share capital of Concor, it has been announced
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MURRAY & Roberts, SA’s second-largest construction group, says all of its target markets are showing signs of sustainable growth for the first time in recent history.
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