Crockett schreef op 3 april 2015 13:41:
Dit is toch voor BAM , die 25% uit UK haalt, erg goed nieuws! vooral laatste alinea "goede vooruitzichten voor sterke groeie over komende 12 maanden, sterke orderporto. en een goede vijver voor nieuwe tenders"
www.builderandengineer.co.uk/news/con...Construction Confidence has hit a nine year high, this comes despite a slight dip in the latest Markit/CIPS UK Construction PMI index to 57.8 in March from 60.1 in February.
But the outlook for business prospects for the next 12 months hit its highest level since February 2006.
David Noble, group chief executive officer at the Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply, said: “The main takeaway from this month must be the highest levels of confidence seen in the construction sector for almost a decade.
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Though there may be some low-level obstacles still to come, the sector gets the green light as there is evidently belief that the future for the construction sector is a sustainable one.
[b]Vertaald in het nederlands"Hoewel er wellicht enkele low-level belemmeringen nog te komen, de sector krijgt het groene licht als er is blijkbaar overtuiging dat de toekomst voor de bouwsector een duurzame is.
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“The construction sector’s strong recovery took on a gentler, quieter pace, with the housing sector continuing to lead the way a head – but only just, and with the commercial sector a close second.
“A hint of restraint prevented employment levels rising much further .
“Some firms attributed slower momentum to concerns about the looming General Election , but new business still rose at a respectable pace compared to the average over the last few years.
“Strong demand for construction materials was a key development and though major shortages are not yet apparent, there is some evidence that suppliers of construction materials must up their energy levels to quicken delivery times and raise capacity.”
Tim Moore, senior economist at Markit and author of the Markit/CIPS Construction PMI, said : “UK construction companies are highly upbeat about their prospects for growth over the course of the next 12 months, helped by improving economic fundamentals, strong order books and a healthy pool of new invitations to tender. ”