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OEM plans Hong Kong exchange listing amid weak China demand, surging growth in Africa, Asia-Pacific
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Who owns the biggest 20 companies at the top of International Construction鈥檚 Icon 200 list of the 200 largest construction companies in the world?
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Deal includes LaBounty, Paladin and Dubois brands
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Spanish contractor trades shares simultaneously on Spanish and Dutch exchanges - with US to follow
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Austrian contractor Strabag has revealed plans to cut the share of the business owned by shareholder Rasperia, controlled by Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska, to below 25%.
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CNH has been working to separate its On and Off Highway businesses since 2019
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Company鈥檚 lenders reported to be selling off debts to hedge funds
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Pressure mounts on UK-based contractor as it accelerates its efforts to reduce debt
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Irish building materials company finishes second phase of share buyback programme
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Correction of erroneous vote result caused by IT glitch means agreement is now terminated
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Following its spin-off from Atlas Copco, Eprioc has begun trading on Nasdaq Stockholm
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Finnish-based construction company to write-down deferred tax assets relating to Norway and Sweden
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US$ 537 million IPO for Cemex Philippines is the biggest in the country since 2013
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Rodio Kronsa operates in Central America, Iberian Peninsula and Morocco, and will generate US$ 106.4 million for 2015
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Reorganisation at Spanish construction, toll roads, services and airport group for del Pino family, as first-half profits rise
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Italy鈥檚 largest contractor contemplates new equity sale to increase free float and raise funds
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Contractor says proceeds will help it compete with other international players.
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Brazil鈥檚 largest producer seeks permission for IPO on S茫o Paulo stock exchange.
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Terex has announced plans to raise US$ 600 million in new capital. It will use the proceeds to pay down debt as part of a scheme that will give it more financial flexibility with its banks.
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Shares in Heidelberg Cement suffered a sudden -12% fall on Tuesday following the apparent suicide on Monday of Dr Adolf Merckle, its controlling shareholder and member of the Supervisory Board.