The unaudited revenue of the Group for the three months ended 31 March 2014 was approximately HK$6,281,413,000 (31 March 2013(restated): HK$4,557,330,000). While the aggregate amounts of operating profit and the share of profits of joint ventures
The Shanghai WinSun Decoration Design Engineering Co., has created concrete houses using a massive 3D printer. Measuring 200 square metres, the fully fabricated houses cost approximately US$4,800 each, and were created using a huge 490 feet
China’s domination of world tall-building industry In 2013, Asia dominated the world tall-building industry with 74% of worldwide completions and 53 buildings, and has 45% of 100 tallest buildings in the world, says an annual review
Atkins has been chosen to develop the below ground elements as part of the consultancy team that has been selected to design a world class Chinese opera facility the West Kowloon Cultural District (WKCD) in Hong
Construction cost forecast to rise 7-8 pc in 2014 Hong Kong which over took Switzerland in 2013 for the top spot as the most expensive construction market in the world is likely to see a further
A Fine Line on Extra Time. The construction market in Hong Kong continues at a steady pace, but there’s still the question of manpower and what happens when projects are delayed due to labour shortages.
Work expected to start by first quarter 2014 SINGAPORE – The Land Transport Authority (LTA) has awarded three civil contracts, T211, T221 and T226 with a total value of around $1.09 billion, with Gammon Construction being
Trumps forecast due to large scale projects on mainland. China State Construction International Holdings Limited announced its 2013 annual results today. For the year ended 31 December 2013, the Group’s audited profit attributable to the owners
Govt awards $125b worth of new work in 2013 Contractors were awarded public works contracts worth totalling HK$3.33 billion in January 2014, most of which was for the government’s listed railway operator MTR Corporation (0066). According
September start likely for third runway. Hong Kong’s government gave conditional approval on Tuesday to a third runway for the city’s airport. Transport Secretary Eva Cheng said government policy advisers approved an expansion plan for Chek
