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Trial proves hydrogen “can be the future for construction”
Two major German construction associations have welcomed news that a €500 billion infrastructure fund has moved a step closer to being confirmed
US construction companies faced a 4% increase in the cost of steel in February, as the threat of tariffs on imports allowed domestic producers to put up their prices
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India’s construction equipment market is evolving and Chinese OEMs are well placed to capitalise on that
A proposal to create a €500 billion infrastructure fund to boost investment in Germany faces a race against time to get through parliament
Northvolt secured $5 billion for European plant expansion little more than a year ago
Balfour Beatty has seen its US order book rise by 26% in 2024, as the country proved one of the two main drivers for the UK-based infrastructure group’s future work
Mosey joins Wates from Laing O’Rourke
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Ferrovial Construction’s CEO Ignacio Gastón talked to Lucy Barnard about the company’s priorities in 2025
Hyundai Construction Equipment Europe (HCEE) has hired Christophe Lecarpentier
Contractors Strabag and Porr have entered talks to try and salvage a €90 million deal to acquire parts of the VAMED Group
UK-based contractor Kier saw its order book increase 2% to a record £11 billion (€13.1 billion)
The UK government has put forward plans to streamline the delivery of critical infrastructure via its new Planning and Infrastructure Bill
Construction buyers have reported sharp declines in activity in both the Eurozone and the UK in February
EIB to invest at least €2 billion in urgent recovery and reconstruction efforts in Ukraine
German construction associations have welcomed news of a cross-party agreement to spend €500 billion infrastructure in the country.
Leo Quinn to step down from the board later this year
Four things we learned from FY 2024 results of Acciona, ACS Group, Eiffage, and Ferrovial
AGC calls for resolution to underlying disputes leading to US trade tariff threats
Taiwanese chip manufacturer TSMC has signed a deal to invest $100 billion in construction of new fabrication plants
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