CONSTRUCTION company Group Five is concerned that a shortage of skills in the construction industry may negatively affect the massive infrastructure roll-out planned in SA over the next few years.

A seven-year review in last year's annual report shows almost static revenue growth.

Small was big during the construction sector reporting season that ended last week

Mike Lomas is heading for 10 years as CEO of Group Five, SA's third-largest construction group

THE domestic construction market could grow as much as 10% this year and reach levels last seen in the 1980s, Group Five said after the release of solid interim results yesterday.

WBHO and Group Five emerge as star performers, but bigger companies take a hit from dodgy contracts in Africa.

The strong property market boosted construction and engineering company Group Five's building and manufacturing activities

Pipes valued at more than R10-million and weighing over 1 500 t were recently manufactured by Group Five Pipe, in Meyerton, to fulfil a variety of contracts in Gauteng.

Multi-disciplinary construction company Group Five reported yesterday that it has started the year with a spate of international and local contracts.

Construction and infrastructural company Group Five has been awarded a contract worth $26-million from the Bank of Tanzania to build a branch office in Stone Town, Zanzibar.