Video analysis: world’s biggest construction companies
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08 August 2023
The latest ICON 200, International Construction’s ranking of the world’s biggest construction companies by sales, has been released. The listing saw sales hit the highest figure ever recorded on the list, at US$2.028 trillion.
To find out what regions drove this growth, what companies increased their rankings and those that fell down the table, and what the future might hold for the world’s biggest construction companies watch this exclusive video analysis highlighting the main points of the table.
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