Construction group expects earnings and headline earnings per share for the interim period to December to be between 40% and 50% higher than the same period a year ago

Building materials retailer Cashbuild this week said revenue moved up 15% year on year during the second quarter to December, with new stores contributing 6% of the growth

The SA construction economy continues to grow faster than GDP and based on macro-economic commitments from government through Asgisa

The focus on capacity building across the Aveng Group is illustrated by the expansion in capital expenditure

The group has extended its operations in all key sectors of the domestic markets and substantially enhanced its focused international presence

Protech Khuthele were quoted at R1.90, valuing the company at more than R7 million

Cashbuild has said that the company's revenue for the last three months of the financial year was up by 35%

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 current assessment of the value of the Group's land, once developed by Moreland, exceeds R3 billion.

Providing a third quarter trading update, Aveng says it still expects its year headline earnings per share to be between 40% and 60% higher