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Equipment deal to help S茫o Paulo company JT & Partners Ferrovias as it targets scrap metal market

Five of the most high profile specialist life sciences projects which are being built around the world

Apesar de seu tamanho modesto, com uma popula莽茫o de 1,8 milh茫o, a Irlanda do Norte supera as expectativas. Esta parte discreta do Reino Unido fabrica 40% dos equipamentos m贸veis supervisionados de britagem e peneiramento do mundo, e o setor de manufatura cresceu mais r谩pido do que no restante do Reino Unido.

The move means that all XCMG business units worldwide are now interconnected

Bridge collapsed shortly after cracks in reinforced concrete structure started to concern locals

A new report estimates that the overall construction equipment sector is expected to achieve 9% growth in 2024

Brazil has experienced more than its share of crises in the last decade, but stability is returning and, with it, increased investment in infrastructure, reports Andy Brown

News comes ahead of state visit to Brazil by China鈥檚 President Xi Jinping

Construction Briefing dissects Forbes list of planet鈥檚 best employers

Bentley Systems named 12 winners at its annual infrastructure awards show

Vinci Highways has won a 30-year concession to operate and modernise a 594km section of highway in Brazil

Plan to finish paving road through the Amazon rainforest has caused controversy

Equipment sales are down but order intake is up in the second quarter, and China has seen

JCB is to invest 500 million reais (just under US$100 million) on modernizing and expanding its Latin American operations

Some countries in Latin America are seeing construction perform very strongly 

The event, part of the bauma network, recently took place at S茫o Paulo Expo, Brazil 

Brazilian-based company will build onto two data centre campuses

Major OEM opens new Parts Distribution Centre in a country with 鈥済rowing opportunities鈥�

A consortium consisting of China Communications Construction Company and China Railway 20 Bureau Group has been selected

The government is looking to borrow approximately US$9 billion for five bridge projects.