Construction group Murray & Roberts said in a business update on Wednesday that it expects diluted headline earnings per share and earnings per share to show a loss for the…
A nation’s physical infrastructure is one of the best indicators of its likely prosperity, infrastructure is a requirement for economic growth and prosperity.
Companies within the portfolio of the Department of Public Enterprises will invest R105bn in infrastructure this financial year, according to Public Enterprise Minister Malusi Gigaba.
Esorfranki slipped into the red in the year ended February 2011, with a diluted headline loss per share of 12.8c after headline earnings per share of 70.5c a year.
Challenging industry conditions have weighed on civil engineering and construction group Stefanutti Stocks, with the group reporting a 16% decline in earnings for the year ending in February
Eskom said it is unlikely that the closure of the Medupi and Kusile construction sites for two weeks will have any impact on the delivery of the power stations on…
Despite mostly paltry results from construction companies, projects like the Gautrain, World Cup infrastructure and road building have drawn to an end.
Investor scepticism and an uncertain future being faced by foreign companies in Zimbabwe are some of the major constraints that have led to low activity in the country's construction sector.
Rebound in smaller infrastructure projects much less lucrative than works for the Soccer World Cup sees PPC declare an interim dividend of 35c for the half-year
Sephaku Cement has announced the establishment of its second major project, a 3 000 ton per day clinker and cement production facility near Dwaalboom in Limpopo.
PPC has advised that its earnings per share and headline earnings per share for the 6 months ended March 2011 are expected to be between 35% and 40% lower.
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