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Construction Europe Podcast – September 2012 (audio)

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Sandy Guthrie

07 September 2012

In the September 2012 podcast from Construction Europe: The European equipment market is forecast to slow down, while the construction products market in Germany is expecting growth; the EC's action plan for construction is unveiled; Salini gains control of Impregilo; and Spain hits concrete cartel with big fines.

Other highlights from the September issue of Construction Europe magazine in the podcast include a look at the regular features, and a site report from the tower that will be the tallest in Vienna.

The podcast is hosted by Sandy Guthrie, editor, and Helen Wright, deputy editor. It is available from the KHL podcast page at www.khl.com/audio-podcasts/. It can also be downloaded from iTunes, by searching for KHL Group.

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