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Revenues and profits up in 2014 at Construction Technique division
Little change in fourth quarter sales and profits as market demand “remained stable at a low level”
Auction company set new records for total proceeds, online sales and deals financed in 2014, and also held its largest ever auction
Keltbray saw turnover increase by 15% to £145 million in 2013, with its demolition and civil engineering accounting for 66% of this
The top of D&Ri’s ranking of the world’s largest demolition companies has in the past been dominated by American contractors, but 2014’s ranking sees a shift of power from that continent to Europe. Lindsay Gale reports on the ups and the downs of the industry
Surging domestic sales and an upturn in China lifted revenues for the last fiscal year by +4.3%
Revenues and profits were down in the fourth quarter of the year and over the course of 2014 as a whole, but the company saw “visible signs of improvement.”
Sluggish Europe offsets double digit growth in emerging regions for Hilti.
D&Ri is looking to source data for the its annual ranking of the world's largest demoliton contractors
Revenues for 2012 were level with the previous year, but there was a sharp downturn in incoming business in the final quarter of the year
A substantial increase in annual revenues, a major management restructuring and a new HQ shows that Masterton is on the up
Higher volumes and greater efficiency drives +78% rise in profits for newly formed division.
Terex Corp is on course to reach its target operating profits of $475 to $525 million for the full year.
Submit your company's data for D&Ri's annual ranking of the largest demolition contractors
D&Ri’s annual ranking of the world’s 100 largest demolition companies by turnover paints a mixed picture of the demolition industry’s performance in the last year
Caterpillar reported an almost doubling of profits to US$792 million for the third quarter of 2010 on revenues that were up 53% to $11,1 billion.
Terex reported 2009 sales of US$ 4 billion, down -51.8% on the US$ 8.3 billion recorded 12 months ago. Following a pre-tax profit of US$ 71 million in 2008, the company recorded a pre-tax loss of –US$ 398 million for 2009.
IronPlanet reports gross equipment sales of US$ 458 million in 2009, an increase of +34% over 2008.
As we are all too well aware, the current economic conditions are not favourable, and this year's D&Ri100 listing reflects this fact. Lindsay Gale reports on a troubled year for the industry
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