Terex announces sales deal in Saudi Arabia
Terex has signed a deal to provide site dumpers for Saudi Arabia’s infrastructure development projects.
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Terex has signed a deal to provide site dumpers for Saudi Arabia’s infrastructure development projects.
The group’s strategy to replace flagging domestic business with exports in the ASEAN region is paying off, with a 12% increase in revenue from sales.
Maple Leaf Cement saw higher demand and an improvement in cement prices in the July – December period.
UK ministers have welcomed the news that more than 200 000 extra construction jobs are set to be created over the next five years.
Ecobuild has unveiled its full conference programme, which includes a host of big name industry and Westminster speakers.
Six trainee quarry managers, three external candidates and three internal candidates have completed a business familiarisation programme at Cemex UK.
PPC’s expansion strategy remains on track, as positive group cement sales for the October to December 2014 quarter are reported.
According to Venezuelan minister Ricardo Molina, cement output is expected to rise from 7 million tpy to 9 million tpy in 2015, and reach 12 million tpy by 2017.
Edward J. Sullivan, PCA Chief Economist and Group Vice-President, will discuss the possible impact of the current oil situation on the construction industry at World of Concrete 2015, including potential near-term gains in the US housing market.
ABB’s motor-drive package delivers precise process control and ATEX compliance.
According to research by EC Harris, the UAE's construction industry is enjoying resurgence, driven by major projects such as Expo 2020 and spending on social infrastructure.
The UK’s Construction Industry Training Board has released the ‘Construction Skills Network’ report, which forecasts annual average growth of 2.9% over the next five years, generating demand for 44 690 workers per year.