Construction, Energy and Infrastructure (1449)
The Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality's new R55-million "super" electrical sub-station at Isando has been completed.
Work on the R2.65-billion deep water Port of Ngqura which started towards the end of 2002 is on schedule to finish next year, when the first ships are due to…
Could increase order book substantially
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Construction and engineering group Murray & Roberts Holdings (MUR) have reported headline earnings per share unchanged at 71 cents for the six months ended December.
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SA's second-largest construction company, Murray & Roberts, retrenched about 2000 people in the six months to December
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Publication now available
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THE PUBLIC works department has published draft details of a national register of construction contractors and another for projects, which it says will fundamentally transform the industry.
Draft construction industry development regulations to boost black economic empowerment
Intersite upgrading the Mabopane station
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Construction and infrastructure company Group Five (GRF) reported a 13% rise in headline earnings per share to 43.5 cents for the six months ended December 31 2003
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Construction companies concerned about the absence of a mention of promised infrastructure in the budget
Construction group Concor reported a marginal drop in its half-year earnings and expects profits to be marginally down for the full year.
Building contractors should play a more meaningful role in the design of new projects
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South Africa, hoping to copy the miracle that created Asia's tiger economies, is building a multibillion-rand duty-free industrial park, the first in a series aimed at boosting economic growth.
The Department of Water Affairs and Forestry has appointed Rand Water to construct a R70 million pipeline to deliver clean water to drought-stricken areas, Rand Water announced.
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Focus on economic foundations required
Concern about apathy regarding training in the South African building industry was the major topic at a recent annual conference.
South Africa would pay more for Cahora Bassa hydropower if a new tariff scheme came into effect
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The Master Builders and Allied Trades Association, Western Cape has recently elected its new Executive Committee Members for 2004
CONSTRUCTION stocks were hit hard on Monday after Aveng warned its profit would fall by half. But the stampede lost momentum fairly quickly, and most of the shares in the…
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