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Explore the current state of construction in the Middle East and Africa with RIB's Construction Industry Outlook 2025. This comprehensive analysis provides valuable insights into the trends and forecasts shaping the industry. Stay informed and prepared for future developments. Learn more at https://okt.to/kR7CPw. #RIBSoftware #ConstructionSuccess #ConstructionSoftwareSolution

'Its UK Construction Industry Forecast 2024-2026' says construction project starts will continue to strengthen as UK economic growth gathers momentum. The report forecasts an 8% increase in construction growth in 2025 and 10% growth in 2026 as the prospect of recovering market certainty lifts consumer and business confidence, boosting the industry. For more info https://lnkd.in/eeF5Frga

🗞️ Construction firms report fastest growth in two years as recovery gathers pace. The UK’s construction sector grew at its fastest rate in more than two years in September amid a sharp upturn in major projects and more confidence in the housebuilding sector, according to new data. Read more: https://lnkd.in/evukm-95 #Construction #PeelConstruction

Construction output rises at fastest rate since June 2021. Construction activity rose in September at its fastest rate for more than three years, according to a key output index. #ConstructionNews #UKConstructionIndustry #BounceBackAbility

I was encouraged to see some reported optimism for growth in the South African Construction Sector, albeit with some significant caveats. However, one important facet not identified as a material factor to growth and development of the sector is low carbon and sustainable construction. Not only is this becoming an increasingly regulated area, but it represents a significant opportunity for South African construction companies competing against international contractors in the domestic market, and regional contractors in the SADC region. #construction #lowcarbon #pinsentmasons #southafrica https://lnkd.in/dJJAUQKv

📈 A Turning Point for UK Construction 📈 The latest PMI report reveals that UK construction output has experienced its most significant growth since June 2021, driven primarily by rising activity in civil engineering, commercial developments, and residential projects. This trend indicates renewed confidence in the construction sector, which is crucial for economic recovery. However, it's essential to note that challenges such as high inflation and material shortages persist. At United Kingdom Development Corporation, we recognise these hurdles and are dedicated to fostering innovation and resilience in the construction industry. Learn more about our commitment to development and growth. 🗣 Read More: https://lnkd.in/epyNz-xm Let’s build a resilient future together! 📩 Discover more: enquiries@ukdevelopmentcorp.com #ConstructionGrowth #UKDevelopment #BuildingTheFuture #SustainableDevelopment #inwardinvestment #economicgrowth #UrbanRegeneration

UK construction activity climbs at fastest pace in two-and-a-half years

Amidst all the doom and gloom, it’s refreshing to see some positive news for the construction industry. The latest PMI report shows construction output rising at its fastest rate since June 2021. This is a clear sign that, despite the challenges, the sector is pushing forward. It’s encouraging to see progress, and we’re optimistic about what’s ahead. #Construction #PMIReport #IndustryGrowth #Recruitment #Clearnorth #Resilience https://lnkd.in/eF3Hjw-t

Glenigan has compiled a report predicting a construction boom for the UK in 2025. The report forecasts an 8% increase in construction growth in 2025 and 10% growth in 2026, as the prospect of recovering market certainty lifts consumer and business confidence, boosting the industry. https://lnkd.in/eeF5Frga

Irish Construction Output Could Increase By Over 5% in 2025 Housing completions in Ireland are expected to be the strongest among 19 other countries in Europe. The figure is projected to be 36,000 for this year and will rise to 41,000 next year.  Irish construction output is forecast to increase by almost 4% in 2024 and over 5% in 2025.  Director, of the Western, Midland, and Northern Region, in the Construction Industry Federation (CIF), Justin Molloy says while the trajectory is going up, it needs to move faster.