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Construction sector in Slovakia 2011

Development forecasts for 2011-2013
Construction sector in Slovakia 2011 Development forecasts for 2011-2013

March 2011
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This report offers a comprehensive overview of the Slovak construction industry. It analyses the current market situation in the whole industry as well as in each of the market segments: residential, non-residential, and civil engineering construction. The report also provides forecasts for 3 years, until 2013. The report is further enhanced by the profiles of the largest construction companies active in the Slovak construction market.
 

Key issues:

  • analysis of the Slovak construction market as a whole and its key constituents such as prices, employment and wages, financial condition of companies, their number, etc.
  • in-depth analysis of the factors that have or may have an impact on the future development of the Slovak construction market
  • analysis of the situation in the civil engineering sector
  • analysis of the situation in the residential construction sector
  • analysis of the situation in the non-residential construction sector
  • profiles of major players active in the Slovak construction market.

Questions answered in this report

Did you know... 
“The prices of flats, both new and old, fell by 3.9% year on year in Slovakia in 2010.”
“Over the last four years, almost 123 km of motorways and expressways were completed in Slovakia.”
“The highest number of job losses in the building materials industry in 2009 was witnessed in the cement subgroup.”
“The prices of building materials in Slovakia fell in both 2009 and 2010 on an annual basis.”
“Bratislava M.R. Stefanik accounts for more than 80% of the total number of air passengers in Slovakia.”
  • What is the current and forecast value of the Slovak construction market and its individual segments?
  • What is the expected growth rate of the market and which segment will see fastest growth?
  • What are the sources of financing for transport infrastructure construction?
  • How have prices in construction changed in recent years?
  • What are the plans for the development of the country’s infrastructure?
  • Who is the biggest player on the Slovak construction market?

When the report is most useful:

  • when starting operations on the Slovak construction market
  • when trying to assess the potential of the market
  • when effecting a merger or acquisition on the construction market
  • when developing predictions regarding the future revenue stream for a company
  • when analysing the structure of the Slovak construction market
  • when monitoring projects to potentially take part in
  • when estimating a particular company’s share in the market
  • when making in-house analyses for management or shareholders.

It is an essential read for:

  • manufacturers and distributors of building materials
  • manufacturers and distributors of building machinery and equipment
  • companies that have already entered or are considering an entry to the Slovak construction market
  • companies whose business is the design and management of construction projects
  • consulting, research and analysis firms
  • government institutions, embassies, universities and research institutes
  • chambers of commerce, trade and industry organisations
  • financial institutions (banks, brokerage houses, infrastructure funds, investment funds, private equity funds)
 

Extract from this report

  • Non-residential construction remained the dominant force on the Slovak construction industry, accounting for approximately 48% of total Slovak construction output in 2010.
     
  • Road construction is likely to remain one of the main drivers which might help the country’s construction industry to stop its decline in 2011 and over the following few years.

Market commentary by expert

Despite the return to GDP growth in 2010, certain sectors of the Slovak economy continued to feel the impact of the overall downturn and fiscal restrictions. One of these sectors was the construction industry, which saw an almost 5% decline last year. Builders, however, predict that construction activity is starting to recover, a prediction which will be further supported by the government’s planned investment in motorways, expressways, and housing development.

Robert Obetkon, Senior Construction Analyst

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  1. Report methodology p. 7

  2. Executive summary p. 9

  3. Macroeconomic overview p. 13

    • Slovak economic outlook p. 13
    • Foreign direct investment p. 14
    • Investment climate p. 17
    • Corruption p. 18

  4. Construction industry overview p. 21

    • Introduction p. 21
    • Construction output p. 22
    • Construction in the regions p. 24
    • Employment and wages p. 25
    • Business confidence in construction p. 26
    • Legal developments p. 27
    • Price and cost development p. 28
    • Building materials industry p. 29
    • Forecasts p. 31

  5. Civil engineering p. 33

    • Introduction p. 33
    • Roads p. 36
    • Railways p. 45
    • Airports p. 49
    • Energy projects p. 52
    • Construction of waterway infrastructure p. 54
    • Environmental projects p. 55
    • Forecasts p. 57

  6. Non-residential construction p. 59

    • Introduction p. 59
    • Offices p. 60
    • Trade and service facilities p. 65
    • Industrial, logistics and warehousing facilities p. 72
    • Hotel construction p. 77

  7. Residential construction p. 83

    • Introduction p. 83
    • Housing stock p. 85
    • Housing construction p. 86
    • Housing prices p. 87
    • Residential construction development programmes p. 89
    • Major residential projects p. 90
    • Forecasts p. 98

  8. Companies p. 101

    • Contractors p. 101
    • Building material producers p. 104
    • Company profiles p. 106
      • Doprastav p. 106
      • ZIPP Bratislava p. 107
      • Vahostav–SK Zilina p. 109
      • Inzinierske Stavby Kosice p. 110
      • Skanska SK Bratislava p. 111
      • Strabag p. 113
      • Eurovia SK Kosice p. 114
      • Metrostav SK Bratislava p. 115

  9. List of graphs p. 117

  10. List of tables p. 119

  11. About PMR p. 121

  12. Contact PMR p. 122

List of graphs

  1. Construction output in Slovakia (€ m and y-o-y change), 2006-2010
  2. Annual rate of increase in the number of employees and average nominal monthly wages in the Slovak construction industry (y-o-y), 2005-2010
  3. Construction output in Slovakia (€ m and y-o-y change), 2010-2013
  4. FDI in Slovakia, total and in construction (€ m), 2005-2009
  5. FDI in Slovakia, breakdown by region (€ m), 2009
  6. FDI stock in Slovakia by industry (share of total FDI), end of 2009
  7. Negative factors which affect the business and investment climate in Slovakia, 2010
  8. Construction output in Slovakia (€ m and y-o-y change), 2006-2010
  9. Construction output by category of construction in Slovakia, 2005-2010
  10. Change in the number of building permits in Slovakia (2005=100%), 2008-2010
  11. Total number of employees in the Slovak construction industry and y-o-y change, 2005-2010
  12. Average nominal monthly wage in the Slovak construction industry (€ and y-o-y change), 2005-2010
  13. Changes in the cost of construction work and building materials in Slovakia (%, y-o-y change), 2005-2010
  14. Construction output in Slovakia (€ m and y-o-y change), 2010-2013
  15. Civil engineering construction output in Slovakia (€ m and y-o-y change), 2006-2010
  16. Share of civil engineering as a proportion of total construction output in Slovakia (%), 2005-2010
  17. Share of transport infrastructure construction as a proportion of civil engineering in Slovakia, 2006-2009
  18. Categories of intercity roads and motorways in Slovakia, 2010
  19. Construction of motorways and expressways in Slovakia (km completed), 2007-2010
  20. Spending on transport infrastructure construction in Slovakia (€ m and y-o-y change), 2007-2010
  21. Total number of passengers at Slovak airports, 2006-2009
  22. Share of the total number of air passengers in Slovakia by airport, 2009
  23. Total number of passengers at Slovak airports, 2006-2009
  24. Investment in airport infrastructure construction in Slovakia (€ m), 2007-2010
  25. Civil engineering construction output in Slovakia (€ m and y-o-y change), 2010-2013
  26. Share of non-residential construction as a proportion of Slovak construction output, 2006-2010
  27. Non-residential construction output in Slovakia (€ m and real y-o-y change), 2006-2010
  28. Total stock of modern office space in Bratislava (m2 at year-end and y-o-y change), 2007-2010
  29. Vacancy rate on the Bratislava office market (at year-end), 2003-2010
  30. Total stock of modern office space in Bratislava (m2 at year-end and y-o-y change), 2010-2013
  31. Total shopping centre stock in Slovakia (m2 and y-o-y change), 2007-2010
  32. Total shopping centre stock in Slovakia (m2 and y-o-y change), 2010-2013
  33. Industrial, logistics and warehousing stock in Slovakia (m2 and y-o-y change), 2008-2010
  34. Largest developers on the industrial, logistics and warehousing market, by share of total stock, 2010
  35. Industrial, logistics and warehousing stock in Slovakia (m2 and y-o-y change), 2010-2013
  36. Visitors to accommodation establishments in Slovakia, country breakdown, Q1-Q3 2010
  37. Non-residential construction output in Slovakia (€ m and real y-o-y change), 2010-2013
  38. Share of residential construction as a proportion of total construction output in Slovakia (%), 2005-2010
  39. Residential construction output in Slovakia (€ m and y-o-y change), 2005-2010
  40. Housing stock (number of homes) in Slovakia, 2005-2010
  41. Housing stock in Slovakia, by region, 2009-2010
  42. Construction of homes in Slovakia (y-o-y change), 2005-2010
  43. Average price of residential space in Slovakia (€/m2 and y-o-y change), by region, 2010
  44. Residential construction output in Slovakia (€ m and y-o-y change), 2010-2013
  45. Sales revenues of Doprastav (€ m and y-o-y change), 2007-2009
  46. Sales revenues of ZIPP Bratislava (€ m and y-o-y change), 2007-2009
  47. Sales revenues of Vahostav-SK Zilina (€ m and y-o-y change), 2007-2009
  48. Sales revenues of Inzinierske Stavby Kosice (€ m and y-o-y change), 2007-2009
  49. Sales revenues of Skanska SK Bratislava (€ m and y-o-y change), 2007-2009
  50. Sales revenues of Strabag (€ m and y-o-y change), 2007-2009
  51. Sales revenues of Eurovia SK Kosice (€ m and y-o-y change), 2007-2009
  52. Sales revenues of Metrostav SK Bratislava (€ m and y-o-y change), 2007-2009

List of tables

  1. Economic indicators in Slovakia, 2005-2013
  2. Gross fixed capital formation in Slovakia, 2006-2012
  3. GVA construction in Slovakia (€ m and y-o-y change), 2005-2009
  4. The most prolific investors (by country) in Slovakia, 2009
  5. Construction output in Slovakia, regional breakdown, 2009
  6. Construction enterprises in Slovakia, by size, 2010
  7. Key data on the building material industry in Slovakia, 2005-2009
  8. Slovak exports and imports of building materials (€ m), 2005-2009
  9. Building materials industry production in Slovakia (€ m), 2005-2009
  10. Number of employees in the building materials industry in Slovakia, 2005-2009
  11. Spending on transport infrastructure construction in Slovakia, 2007-2010
  12. Road network in Slovakia, by category of road (km), 2006-2010
  13. Timetable of construction work on the R7 expressway, 2012-2020
  14. Class I construction and reconstruction work planned in Slovakia, 2011
  15. Basic characteristics of the Slovak railway network, 2010
  16. Air transport infrastructure in Slovakia, 2004-2010
  17. Planned spending on road and rail infrastructure construction in Slovakia (€ m), 2011-2013
  18. Accommodation facilities in Slovakia, 2008-2010
  19. Key financial data for the Slovak tourism industry, 2009-2010
  20. Residential construction in Slovakia, by number of residences, 2004-2010
  21. Residential construction in Slovakia, by region, 2008-2009
  22. Average prices of flats in Slovakia (€/m2), 2005-2009
  23. Number of vacant flats in Slovakia, breakdown by region, mid-2010
  24. Planned state support for housing, 2010-2013
  25. The largest construction companies in Slovakia in terms of sales revenues, 2008-2009
  26. Largest building material manufacturers in Slovakia by sales revenues, 2008-2009
AGC Trencin
Bramac – Stresne Systemy Ivanka pri Nitre
Calmit Bratislava
Cemmac Horne Srnie
Cesty Nitra
Chemkostav Michalovce
Combin Banska Bystrica
Doprastav Bratislava
Dynamik Holding Nitra
Eiffage Construction Slovenska Republika
Elektrovod Holding
Eurovia SK Kosice
Hant BA Povazska Bystrica
Holcim (Slovensko) Rohoznik
Ingsteel Bratislava
Inzinierske Stavby Kosice
Keraming Trencin
Lindab Spisska Nova Ves
Metrostav SK Bratislava
Povazska Cementaren Ladce
Premac Bratislava
PSJ Hydrotranzit Bratislava
Reding Bratislava
Skanska SK Bratislava
SkyBau Zilina
Slovasfalt Bratislava
Slovenske Magnezitove Zavody Jelsava
Stamart Martin
Strabag
TBG Doprastav Bratislava
Trnavska Stavebna Spolocnost Trnava
Vahostav-SK Prefa Horny Hricov
Vahostav-SK Zilina
ViOn Zlate Moravce
Vodohopodarske Stavby – ekologicky podnik Bratislava
Vychodoslovenske Stavebne Hmoty Turna
Xella Slovensko Sastin-Straze
Zapa beton SK Bratislava
ZIPP Bratislava

and more...
Construction sector in Slovakia 2011
Development forecasts for 2011-2013

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