All Finland Articles
The Rail Baltica project is now underway with main contracts signed and construction works started
A Finnish authority is investigating if asphalt paving firms engaged in anti-competitive practices
Skanska is preparing for a good year in 2025, but is eyeing the US market with more caution
Swedish contractor Peab said that its public sector order book increased, leading to a stable year of activity
Premium Content
Data centre demand is surging in Europe and North America, but can construction keep up?
A deeper look at Skanska’s 2024 and fourth quarter results
JCB said its novel hydrogen engine received licensing approval for use
A tram depot project in Helinski, Finland, went to Sweden firm Skanska.
Premium Content
A major tech firm is using mass timber to construct data centres, which it says reduces its carbon footprint
Premium Content
Finland-based Metso has announced a new President and CEO will assume duties on November 1, 2024
Premium Content
Purchases to increase OEM’s offerings of mobile equipment for the organic recycling markets and mobile crushing and screening
Premium Content
OEM says the move is the next stage of “digital development journey”
Premium Content
Company reveals that it has taken a one-time expense of US$248 million
Premium Content
Is the massive multinational railway too expensive to build?
Premium Content
Does FIECs report point to a construction rise or downturn on the continent?
Premium Content
The company said it will be the first to build earthmoving equipment with fossil-free steel
Premium Content
Developer is proposing a mass timber structure that would be the tallest in world
Premium Content
Swedish contractor Skanska is to build the new Lokomotion Technology Centre for industrial manufacturer Metso in Lahdesjärvi, Tampere, Finland
Premium Content
Skanska has blamed an SEK 370 million (US$34 million) charge arising from problems on a UK project for a 33% fall in operating profit in its construction business in Q1 2024
Premium Content
Rail Baltica is to set out opportunities for contractors and other suppliers on the €5.8 billion (US$6.2 billion) project to link the Baltic states into the European rail network in 2024.