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Construction sector in the Czech Republic 2011Development forecasts for 2011-2013
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This report offers a comprehensive overview of the Czech construction industry. It analyses the current market situation in the industry as a whole as well as in each of the market segments: residential, non-residential and civil engineering construction. The publication also provides forecasts for 3 years , until 2013, and is further enhanced by the profiles of the largest construction companies active in the Czech construction market.
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Report’s objectives:
- describing the current situation in the construction industry in the Czech Republic
- presenting the opportunities arising on the market for different types of companies and investors
- responding to the demand for forecasts about the Czech construction market
- showing the long-term potential of the Czech construction sector.
Key issues:
- analysis of the Czech 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 Czech 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 Czech construction market.
Questions answered in this report
- What is the current and forecast value of the Czech construction market and its individual segments?
- What is the expected growth rate of the market and which segment will see the fastest growth?
- What are the sources of financing for transport infrastructure construction?
- How have prices in construction developed in recent years?
- What are the plans for development of the country’s infrastructure?
- Who is the biggest player on the Czech construction market?
When is the publication most useful:
- when starting operations on the Czech 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 Czech 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 the management or shareholders.
Who should read the publication:
- 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 Czech 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
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Construction output in the Czech Republic fell by 0.9% year on year in 2009. This followed several consecutive years of growth but was largely expected due to the difficult economic conditions being experienced and the natural decline in demand that this implied.
- Largely as a result of the economic downturn, the government has been forced to reduce spending on civil engineering construction, with transport infrastructure works being hardest hit.
Market commentary by expert
Last year, due to fiscal restrictions, spending on infrastructure development was cut substantially, leading to a sharp decline in the overall construction activity in the Czech Republic. 2011 is set to see an improvement in this area, although government budget cuts will continue to be felt and further job losses will be seen in the construction industry. Ovecoming the problems with financing of transport infrastructure projects is crucial for the recovery of the Czech construction sector.Robert Obetkon, Senior Construction Analyst
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Report methodology p. 7
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Executive summary p. 9
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Macroeconomic overview p. 13
- Czech economic outlook p. 13
- Foreign direct investment p. 15
- Investment climate p. 16
- Corruption p. 17
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Construction industry overview p. 19
- Construction output p. 19
- Employment and wages p. 23
- Business confidence in construction p. 24
- Building materials sector p. 24
- Forecast for development of the construction sector in 2011-2013 p. 26
- Legal developments and taxes p. 28
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Civil engineering p. 33
- Overview p. 33
- Civil engineering works abroad p. 36
- Roads p. 37
- Railways p. 45
- The 2011-2025 transport infrastructure construction strategy p. 48
- Airports p. 52
- Energy projects p. 52
- Waterways construction p. 53
- Urban and utility facilities construction p. 53
- Forecasts p. 56
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Non-residential construction p. 59
- Overview p. 59
- Offices p. 64
- Trade and service facilities p. 69
- Logistics, industrial and warehouse construction p. 73
- Hotels p. 79
- Forecasts p. 82
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Residential construction p. 83
- Housing construction p. 83
- Works abroad p. 87
- Housing prices and value p. 87
- Construction costs p. 91
- Overview of major residential projects p. 92
- Residential construction development programmes p. 98
- Forecasts p. 99
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Companies p. 101
- Contractors p. 101
- Producers of building materials p. 105
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Company profiles p. 107
- Skanska p. 107
- Metrostav p. 109
- Eurovia p. 111
- Strabag p. 112
- OHL ZS p. 113
- Hochtief CZ p. 114
- Geosan Group p. 115
- Swietelsky Stavebni p. 116
- PSJ p. 117
- SMP CZ p. 118
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List of graphs p. 119
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List of tables p. 121
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List of graphs
- Construction output in the Czech Republic (CZK m and y-o-y change), 2005-2010
- Construction output in the Czech Republic (CZK m and y-o-y change), 2010-2013
- Combined FDI in the Czech Republic per sector, share of total FDI, 1993-2009
- Combined FDI in the Czech Republic by investing country, share of total FDI, 1993-2009
- Construction output in the Czech Republic (CZK m and y-o-y change), 2005-2010
- Construction output in the Czech Republic - new construction, modernisation and reconstruction (CZK m and y-o-y change), 2005-2009
- Construction output in the Czech Republic - repairs and maintenance (CZK m and y-o-y change), 2005-2009
- Construction output in the Czech Republic, by type of construction, 2005-2010
- Construction output in the Czech Republic (CZK m and y-o-y change), 2010-2013
- Infrastructure construction output in the Czech Republic (CZK m and y-o-y change), 2005-2010
- Share of infrastructure construction in total construction output in the Czech Republic, 2005-2010
- Type of roads and motorways in the Czech Republic, 2010
- Completed roads in the Czech Republic (km), 2006-2010
- Infrastructure construction output in the Czech Republic (CZK m and y-o-y change), 2010-2013
- Source of funding for construction of non-residential non-industrial buildings in the Czech Republic, public vs. private, 2000-2009
- Source of funding for construction of non-residential industrial buildings in the Czech Republic, public vs. private, 2000-2009
- Non-residential construction output in the Czech Republic (CZK m and y-o-y change), 2006-2010
- Total value of transactions on the commercial property market in the Czech Republic (€ m), 2005-2011
- Highest vacancy rates in the Prague office market, end of H1 2010
- Lowest vacancy rates in the Prague office market, end of H1 2010
- Office space stock in Prague (m2), 2008-2013
- Shopping centre stock in the Czech Republic, by type of centre, 2010
- Shopping centre stock per 1,000 inhabitants in the Czech Republic, 2010
- Total stock of shopping centre space in the Czech Republic (m2 and y-o-y change), 2009-2013
- Completed logistics, industrial and warehouse space in the Czech Republic, breakdown by regions, 2009
- Total delivery of industrial, logistics and warehouse space in the Czech Republic (m2 and y-o-y change), 2007-2010
- Non-residential construction output in the Czech Republic (CZK m and y-o-y change), 2010-2013
- Construction of apartments in the Czech Republic, 2001-2010
- Total value of building permits granted in the residential construction segment in the Czech Republic (CZK m and y-o-y change), 2007-2013
- Residential construction output in the Czech Republic (CZK m and y-o-y change), 2005-2013
List of tables
- Total sales revenues in the building materials sectors in the Czech Republic, 2009-2010
- Key economic indicators in the Czech Republic, 2004-2013
- Gross fixed capital formation and construction output in the Czech Republic, 2005-2011
- GVA construction in the Czech Republic, 2005-2010
- FDI in the Czech Republic, by industry (CZK m), 2000-2010
- Areas of interest for foreign investors, the Czech Republic score, 2010-2011
- Number of construction permits in the Czech Republic, 2005-2010
- Total floor area of new constructions in the Czech Republic (m2 and y-o-y change), 2006-2010
- Number of people employed in the Czech construction sector and average monthly salary, 2006-2010
- Sales revenues in the Czech building material sector, 2008-2009
- Number of companies in the Czech building materials industry, 2008-2009
- Total sales revenues in the building materials sectors in the Czech Republic, 2009-2010
- Possible scenarios for the development of the Czech construction industry (construction output in CZK bn), 2008-2012
- Structures that do not require a building permit or notification to the Building Office in the Czech Republic, 2010
- Value of public construction works in the civil engineering sector, 2009-H1 2010
- Total investment in transport infrastructure in the Czech Republic (CZK m), 2000 and 2004-2010
- Roads and motorways in the Czech Republic, breakdown by region (km), end-2010
- Number of civil engineering structures on roads in the Czech Republic, 2010
- List of interrupted road construction projects in the Czech Republic, 2010
- Planned PPP projects for road infrastructure in the Czech Republic, 2010-2013
- Main statistics of the Czech railway network, 2010
- Major railway infrastructure construction projects under construction in the Czech Republic that were halted in 2010
- Transport infrastructure construction projects without secured financing in the Czech Republic, 2011-2025
- List of road construction projects in the Czech Republic according to the SFDI budget, 2011-2013
- Planned road construction projects to be undertaken using the PPP funding system in the Czech Republic, 2011-2025
- Number of airports in the Czech Republic, 2004-2009
- Spending on transport infrastructure construction in the Czech Republic, by source of funding (CZK m), 2011-2013
- Total investment in transport infrastructure construction in the Czech Republic, by transport segment (CZK m), 2011-2013
- Largest commercial property deals in the Czech Republic, 2010
- Acquisitions made by CPI in the Czech non-residential sector, 2010
- Dynamics of the construction cost in the non-residential segment in the Czech Republic (%, y-o-y), 2004-2009
- Shopping and retail park openings in the Czech Republic, 2010
- Shopping centre rents in the Czech Republic (€/m2/month), H1 2010
- The largest (by size) industrial, logistics and warehouse parks in the Czech Republic, 2010
- Occupancy in hotels in the Czech Republic, 2005-2010
- Conference tourism in the Czech Republic, 2006-2010
- Hotel occupancy by category in the Czech Republic, 2006-2010
- Hotel capacity in the Czech Republic, 2006-2009
- Dwellings started in the Czech Republic (breakdown by region), January-November 2010
- Number of dwellings started in the Czech Republic, 1998-2010
- Completion of dwellings in the Czech Republic, 1998-2010
- Building permits and value of permitted construction in the Czech Republic, 1999-2010
- Residential construction new orders in floor area in the Czech Republic, 2005-2010
- Average acquisition value of completed single-family houses in the Czech Republic (single-family houses), 1998-2009
- Average acquisition value of completed dwellings in the Czech Republic (blocks of flats), 1998-2009
- Average acquisition value of one square metre of completed residential property in the Czech Republic, by type of building and region, 2005-2009
- Average price of land for residential construction in the Czech Republic (CZK/m2), 2008-2010
- Average price of a 60 m2-flat in Czech regions (CZK), Dec 2010
- Prominent residential projects in Prague with high vacancy rates, November 2010
- Costs of residential construction in the Czech Republic (% growth average based on 2005=100), 2004-2009
- Cost of residential construction in the Czech Republic (% growth average of year 2005=100), 2010
- Largest construction companies in the Czech Republic, by turnover, 2009
- Largest construction companies in the Czech Republic in 2007-2008, by 2008 turnover
- Largest construction companies in the Czech Republic, by 2009 net profit
- Largest construction companies in the Czech Republic, by total value of assets in 2009
- Largest construction companies in the Czech Republic, by number of employees, 2009
- Largest building materials producers in the Czech Republic, by 2009 turnover
- The largest producers of building materials in the Czech Republic, ranked by 2009 net profit
- The largest building materials companies in the Czech Republic, by value of assets, 2009
- The largest building material companies in the Czech Republic, by number of employees, 2009
- Skanska - key financial data, 2006-2009
- Metrostav - key financial data, 2006-2009
- Eurovia - key financial data, 2006-2009
- Strabag - key financial data, 2006-2009
- OHL ZS - key financial data, 2006-2009
- Hochtief CZ - key financial data, 2006-2009
- Geosan Group - key financial data, 2006-2009
- Swietelsky Stavebni - key financial data, 2006-2009
- PSJ - key financial data, 2006-2009
- SMP CZ - key financial data, 2006-2009
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Geosan Group
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BAK Stavebni Spolecnost
Bau-Stav
Cermak a Hrachovec
CGM Czech
Colas CZ
Dalnicni Stavby Praha
Edikt
Elektrizace Zeleznic Praha
Eurovia
Firesta-Fiser Rekonstrukce Stavby
Geosan Group
Hochtief CZ
Konstruktiva Branko
Metrostav
M-Silnice
OHL ZS
PKS Holding
PSJ
Skanska
SMP CZ
Strabag
Swietelsky Stavebni
Syner
Tenza
Trigema
Unistav
VCES
Vodohospodarske Stavby
VOKD
and more...
Construction sector in the Czech Republic 2011
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