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Ukrainian construction industry finally sees growth December 2011
Between the peak recorded in 2007 and the trough of 2008-2010, the value of construction works carried out in Ukraine plunged by 70% in real terms. Residential construction was hardest hit by the crisis and, while the housing sector is yet to recover,
Construction industry in Russia sees long-awaited upsurge September 2011
The Russian construction sector finally posted some healthy growth figures in the second half of the year. In July, a 17.6% increase was posted, reminiscent of the pre-crisis growths, and this was followed by a 12.4% increase in the value of construction
Construction industry in Kazakhstan fostered by government-initiated programmes September 2011
The construction industry suffered more than most areas of the Kazakh economy as a result of the global financial crisis which hit the country in 2008. Fortunately for builders, the government undertook several measures to support the industry, without
Cement markets in CIS countries continue to grow August 2011
With an 11% growth in cement consumption in 2010 and a further 12% growth expected for 2011, cement producers in the countries of the former Soviet Union have been able to forget about the dramatic events of 2009, when there was a reduction of more than
Russian construction industry recovery continues May 2011
The Russian construction industry recovered some semblance of stability in 2010 and gradually began to pick up again after the downturn. This upturn in fortune was achieved despite the tight budgetary situation, which eventually resulted in certain cuts,
Construction chemicals market in Russia set to grow in 2011 February 2011
The construction industry was one of the first to experience the adverse effects of a flagging economy. Numerous major construction projects were suspended. Non-performing loans in the banking system and the inability of private construction companies
Russian banking in the context of the construction industry December 2010
Debt financing is much more cost-effective than equity financing when implementing investment projects on the property market. It allows the company to maximise the total area of the project and to make it more attractive if any well-known partners take
Transport infrastructure construction boom imminent in Russia December 2010
Russia’s 2010-2015 transport infrastructure development programme envisages a total investment of approximately $450bn over the next five years. The crisis has reduced the ability to raise such substantial sums. However, as a result of several measures
The changing structure of the thermal insulation material market in Russia December 2010
Building insulation refers broadly to any object used in a building as an insulator for any purpose. Most insulation in buildings is for thermal purposes, but the term also applies to acoustic insulation, fire insulation, impact insulation (e.g. for vibrations
Growth returns to cement markets in CIS countries October 2010
After a difficult 2009, when there was a reduction of more than 20% in the consumption of cement in the region, the cement markets in the countries of the former Soviet Union are expected to witness growth again. In the longer term, per capita cement consumption |
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