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The study delivers an in-depth overview of the road construction market in each country, including development forecasts and future investments. The series is available to purchase as a whole or by country.
A general overview for each road construction market examines key areas such as:
- value of the construction market and output,
- sources of funding and investment in national roads,
- the national road construction programme,
- legal environment for each country.
The study analyse the structure of the road network including existing roads, planned motorways and expressways, national roads under renovation and future road projects.
Development forecasts examine the value of road construction output by 2013, the length of motorways and expressways in 2000-2015 and an industry SWOT analysis. The reports conclude with profiles of the largest road construction players in each country, road consortia formed for public tenders and road companies outside the EU active or planning to participate in the road construction market.
Key sections:
- Overview and market analysisof the road construction sector in Central Europe
- Country analysisof the road construction market in Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary, Romania and Slovakia
- Market trends, development forecasts and planned investments
- Road networkanalysis and planned road projects in Central Europe
- Profiles of the leading road construction companies in Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary, Romania and Slovakia
The report is indispensable as a source of market analysis and industry data and for keeping up to date with the latest market trends and developments.
It is an essential read for:
- operators and market entrants interested in launching their operations in the road construction sector in Central Europe,
- senior executives in consulting and research firms,
- trade and industry organisations,
- government institutions and investment funds, monitoring the road construction sector in Central Europe,
- market analysts and industry consultants involved in the road construction sector in Central Europe.
Reports available in this series:
- SERIES: Road construction market in Central Europe 2010 »
Development forecasts and planned investments - Road construction market in Central Europe 2010 - Bulgaria »
Development forecasts and planned investments - Road construction market in Central Europe 2010 - Czech Republic »
Development forecasts and planned investments - Road construction market in Central Europe 2010 - Hungary »
Development forecasts and planned investments - Road construction market in Central Europe 2010 - Poland »
Development forecasts and planned investments - Road construction market in Central Europe 2010 - Romania »
Development forecasts and planned investments - Road construction market in Central Europe 2010 - Slovakia »
Development forecasts and planned investments
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As of the end of 2009 in Central Europe (Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, and Slovakia), almost 3,700 km of motorways and more than 1,700 km of expressways were in use.
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We predict that after a slowdown in 2009 the Central European road construction market will revive in 2010. The industry will start to develop at a more rapid pace in 2011 and 2012, with Poland being the main driving force of the market.
- Taking into account contracts signed and to be signed in 2011, we forecast that a total of 1,520 km of motorways and expressways can be completed in Poland in 2010-2013. Construction of the largest number of new road sections would be in progress in 2011 with completion planned mainly for 2012.
Market commentary by expert
In comparison with Western European countries, the quality of the road network in the Central European region is still poor and has been identified as a serious obstacle to the rapid economic development of the region. Hopefully, over the next few years many new motorway and expressway projects are to be implemented in the countries of the region, and many projects are in the planning stage for the EU perspective 2014-2020. However, in some cases the significant concentration of road works expected in the following years and fierce market competition may create some serious threats to the road construction market.Bartłomiej Sosna, Senior Construction Analyst
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Report methodology p. 17
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Executive summary p. 19
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Road construction market in Central Europe p. 27
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Macroeconomic environment p. 27
- GDP p. 27
- Area and population p. 28
- Road network p. 29
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Development forecasts for 2010-2013 p. 31
- Investment in motorway and expressway network p. 31
- Market value p. 33
- Institutions responsible for road construction p. 35
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Macroeconomic environment p. 27
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Road construction market in Bulgaria p. 37
- Abbreviations used in this part of the report p. 37
- Historical background p. 38
- National company responsible for road construction p. 38
- National Road Construction Programme p. 39
- Develpment of strategic infrastructure through the Pan-European Transport Corridors p. 41
- Value of the road construction market in Bulgaria p. 42
- Sources of funding for investment in national roads p. 43
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Legal environment p. 44
- Public-Private Partnerships and Concessions p. 44
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Road network in Bulgaria p. 47
- Existing roads p. 47
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Motorways in Bulgaria p. 48
- Trakia motorway − A1 p. 48
- Hemus motorway – A2 p. 49
- Maritsa motorway – A3 p. 49
- Black Sea motorway – A4 p. 49
- Lyulin motorway − Sofia Ring Road – A5 p. 49
- Struma motorway – A6 p. 50
- Sofia Ring Road − Southern Arc motorway p. 50
- Sofia Ring Road – North Arc motorway p. 50
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Motorways and expressways in the pipeline p. 50
- Transport Operational Programme p. 51
- Regional Development Operational Programme p. 53
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Transit Road Programme p. 53
- Transit Roads I p. 53
- Transit Roads II p. 54
- Transit Roads III p. 54
- Transit Roads IV, Stage I p. 54
- Transit roads V p. 54
- Motorways and expressways planned between 2014 and 2020 p. 54
- Renovation of existing national roads p. 55
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Development forecasts p. 59
- Problems with the development of road infrastructure p. 61
- Increase in competition on the road construction market p. 64
- Quality of roads and building materials p. 65
- SWOT analysis of for the road construction market in Bulgaria p. 66
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Major road market players in Bulgaria p. 67
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Profiles of the ten largest contractors p. 67
- Holding Roads AD p. 67
- Trace Group Hold AD p. 68
- GBS Infrastrukturno Stroitelstvo AD p. 69
- Patnostroitelna Tehnika p. 70
- Hydrostroy AD p. 71
- Avtomagistrali Hemus AD p. 72
- Strabag EAD p. 73
- AB AD p. 73
- Patishta i Mostove EOOD p. 74
- Patstroy 92 p. 75
- Most common road consortiums formed in public tenders p. 76
- Road companies outside the EU active or planning activities on the Bulgarian road construction market p. 78
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Profiles of the ten largest contractors p. 67
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Road construction market in the Czech Republic p. 79
- Abbreviations used in this part of the report p. 79
- Historical background p. 80
- National Road Construction Programme p. 80
- National company responsible for road construction p. 81
- Value of the construction market in the Czech Republic p. 82
- Sources of funding of investment in national roads p. 82
- Legal environment p. 83
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Road network in the Czech Republic p. 85
- Existing roads p. 85
- Motorways and expressways in the pipeline p. 88
- Proposed motorways and expressways p. 90
- Renovation of existing national roads p. 92
- Major road projects planned in the largest cities p. 92
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Development forecasts p. 95
- Building materials p. 95
- Length of motorways and expressways in the Czech Republic p. 97
- Value of road construction output in the Czech Republic p. 98
- SWOT analysis for the road construction market in the Czech Republic, 2010 p. 99
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Major road market players in the Czech Republic p. 101
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Profiles of the largest contractors in the Czech Republic p. 101
- Eurovia p. 102
- Strabag p. 102
- Metrostav p. 103
- Skanska p. 104
- OHL ZS p. 105
- IMOS Brno p. 105
- Subterra p. 106
- Swietelsky stavebni p. 107
- Prazske silnicni a vodohospodarske stavby (PSVS) p. 107
- Road companies outside the EU active or planning activity on the country’s road construction market p. 108
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Profiles of the largest contractors in the Czech Republic p. 101
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Road construction market in Hungary p. 109
- Abbreviations used in this part of the report p. 109
- Historical background p. 110
- National Road Construction Programme p. 111
- National company responsible for road construction p. 115
- Value of the construction market in Hungary p. 117
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Sources of funding for investments in national roads p. 119
- European Union sources p. 119
- Domestic sources p. 120
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Road network in Hungary p. 121
- Existing roads p. 121
- Most common kinds of road surface p. 122
- Motorways and expressways in the pipeline p. 124
- Motorways and expressways planned p. 125
- Renovation of existing national roads p. 127
- Major road projects planned in the largest cities in Hungary p. 129
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Development forecasts p. 133
- Road construction materials p. 133
- Length of motorways and expressways in Hungary p. 135
- Value of road construction output in Hungary p. 136
- SWOT analysis for the road construction market in Hungary, 2010 p. 137
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Major road market players in Hungary p. 139
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Profiles of the largest contractors in Hungary p. 139
- AKA Alfold Koncesszios p. 141
- AR-LA Epito es Kornyezetvedo p. 141
- Betonut Szolgaltato es Epito p. 141
- Bilfinger Berger Civil Hungaria Epitoipari p. 142
- Colas Epito p. 143
- Colas Ut Epitoipari p. 144
- Debreceni Magas, Mely, es Utepito p. 144
- Duna Aszfalt Ut- es Melyepito p. 145
- Euroaszfalt Epito es Szolgaltato p. 145
- Gebruder Haider Epitoipari p. 146
- Granit Hungaria Epitoipari es Szolgaltato p. 146
- HE-DO Utepito, Kereskedelmi es Szolgaltato p. 146
- Hidepito Rt. p. 147
- Hodmezovasarhelyi Utepito p. 148
- Lavinamix Epito p. 148
- M6 Del Epitesi Kozkereseti p. 148
- Magyar Plastiroute Forgalomtechnikai p. 149
- Mota Engil Magyarorszag Beruhazasi es Epitoipari p. 149
- Soltut Epito es Fenntarto p. 150
- Strabag p. 150
- Swietelsky Epito and Swietelsky Magyarorszag p. 151
- Teerag-Asdag p. 151
- Vakond Ut es Epitoipari p. 151
- Nemzetkozi Vegyepszer p. 152
- Involvement of large domestic companies and their foreign counterparts p. 153
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Profiles of the largest contractors in Hungary p. 139
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Road construction market in Poland p. 155
- Abbreviations used in this part of the report p. 155
- Historical background p. 156
- National Road Construction Programme p. 156
- National company responsible for road construction p. 157
- Value of the road construction market in Poland p. 158
- Sources of funding for investment in national roads p. 159
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Legal environment p. 160
- Recent legal changes pertaining to the road construction market p. 160
- Restricted tendering and pre-qualification system p. 161
- Design and build system p. 162
- Protests and enquiries in tendering procedures p. 162
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Road network in Poland p. 163
- Existing roads p. 163
- Motorways and expressways in the process of being built p. 164
- Motorway and expressway tenders in the pipeline p. 168
- Motorways and expressways proposed p. 169
- Road projects carried out by public-private partnerships p. 172
- Renovation of existing national roads p. 173
- Price reductions in road construction p. 174
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Development forecasts p. 185
- Length of motorways and expressways by 2013 p. 186
- Value of road construction output in Poland in 2010-2013 p. 187
- Potential market barriers p. 187
- Organisation of the EURO 2012 Championships p. 189
- SWOT analysis for the road construction market in Poland p. 190
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Market participants p. 191
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Profiles of the ten largest contractors p. 191
- Strabag p. 191
- Budimex p. 192
- J&P-Avax S.A. p. 193
- Mostostal Warszawa p. 194
- Eurovia Polska S.A. p. 194
- Skanska p. 195
- Polimex Mostostal p. 196
- Bilfinger Berger Budownictwo S.A. p. 197
- Hermann Kirchner Polska Sp. z o.o. p. 198
- PBG S.A. p. 198
- Increase in competition in road construction p. 199
- Most common road consortiums formed in public tenders p. 200
- Road companies outside the EU active on the Polish road construction market p. 201
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Profiles of the ten largest contractors p. 191
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Road construction market in Romania p. 203
- Abbreviations used in this part of the report p. 203
- Historical background p. 204
- National company responsible for road construction p. 204
- National Road Construction Programme p. 205
- Value of the construction market in Romania p. 206
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Legal environment p. 208
- Public-Private Partnership p. 209
- Sources of funding of investments in national roads p. 210
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Road network in Romania p. 215
- Existing roads p. 215
- Strategy for maintenance of existing roads p. 216
- Planned Projects p. 217
- National roads currently in the process of being restored p. 222
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Development forecasts p. 223
- Road construction materials p. 224
- Swot analysis for the road construction market in Romania p. 225
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Major road market players in Romania p. 227
- Profiles of the largest contractors p. 227
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Domestic contractors p. 227
- Pa&Co International p. 227
- Spedition UMB p. 228
- Euroconstruct Trading p. 229
- Romstrade p. 229
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Foreign contractors p. 230
- Astaldi Spa p. 230
- FCC Construccion Romania p. 231
- Max Boegl SRL p. 232
- Colas Romania p. 232
- Strabag SRL p. 233
- Most common road consortiums formed in public tenders p. 234
- Road companies outside the EU active or planning to be active on the Romanian road construction market p. 234
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Road construction market in Slovakia p. 235
- Abbreviations used in this part of the report p. 235
- Historical background p. 236
- National Road Construction Programme p. 236
- National company responsible for road construction p. 237
- Value of the construction market in Slovakia p. 238
- Sources of funding for investment in national roads p. 241
- Legal environment p. 242
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Road network in Slovakia p. 243
- Existing roads p. 243
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Motorways and expressways in the pipeline p. 244
- Description of the PPP construction projects p. 245
- Motorways and expressways planned p. 247
- Renovation of existing national roads p. 248
- Major road projects planned in the largest cities p. 249
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Development forecasts p. 251
- Building materials p. 251
- Length of motorways and expressways in Slovakia p. 253
- Value of road construction output in Slovakia p. 254
- SWOT analysis for the road construction market in Slovakia, 2010 p. 255
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Major road market players in Slovakia p. 257
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Profiles of the largest contractors in Slovakia p. 257
- Doprastav p. 257
- Vahostav–SK Zilina p. 258
- Inzinierske stavby Kosice p. 259
- Strabag p. 259
- Skanska p. 260
- Eurovia–Cesty Kosice p. 261
- Cesty Nitra p. 261
- HANT BA Povazska Bystrica p. 262
- Road companies outside the EU active or planning activities on the country’s road construction market p. 262
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Profiles of the largest contractors in Slovakia p. 257
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List of graphs p. 263
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List of tables p. 265
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About PMR p. 269
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Contact PMR p. 270
List of graphs
- Value of Central European road construction market (€ m and %), 2005-2013
- Breakdown of GDP value in Central Europe by country (€ bn and %), 2009
- Breakdown of Central European area by country (‘000 km2), 2010
- Breakdown of population of Central Europe by country (million citizens), 2010
- Breakdown of road network of Central Europe by country (km), 2010
- Road density in Central European countries (km of road per km2), 2010
- Breakdown of basic indicators in Central Europe by country (%), 2009
- Motorways and expressways completed in Central Europe by country (km), 2010-2013
- Breakdown of motorway network in Central Europe by country (km and %), 2009 and 2013
- Breakdown of expressway network in Central Europe by country (km and %), 2009 and 2013
- Value of Central European road construction market (€ m and %), 2005-2013
- Main and secondary development loci in Bulgaria, 2010
- Investment in Road Network in Bulgaria (€ m), 2001-2009
- Proposed network of motorways in Bulgaria, 2010-2020
- Investment in Road Network in Bulgaria (€ m), 2005-2013
- Length of roads and motorways in the Czech Republic (km), 2010
- Breakdown of roads network in the Czech Republic (%), 2010
- Existing and proposed motorways and expressways in the Czech Republic, 2010
- Production of cement in the Czech Republic (m tonnes), 2001-2009
- Length of motorways and expressways in the Czech Republic, 2010-2015
- Total investment in road infrastructure in the Czech Republic (€ m), 2005-2013
- TEN road network in Hungary, 2010
- Organisational structure of companies responsible for road construction in Hungary, 2010
- Gross value of construction output in Hungary (HUF bn), 2000-2009
- Output of total transport construction and road construction in Hungary (HUF bn), 2000-2008
- Categories of exiting national roads in Hungary (km), 2010
- Motorways and expressways to be built in Hungary by 2020
- Hungarian Public Road reconstruction and maintenance services budget (HUF bn), 2000-2009
- Budget for reconstruction work on expressways and motorways of Hungarian Motorway Operator (HUF bn), 2006-2010
- Manufacture of articles composed of concrete, cement and plaster in Hungary, 2000-2009
- Length of motorways in Hungary (km), 2001-2012
- Long-term plan of roads to be built in Hungary by 2015
- Road and bridges construction output in Hungary (€ m), 2005-2013
- Construction and assembly output of road and bridge construction in Poland (PLN bn), 2000-2009
- Existing motorways and expressways in Poland (km), Jan 2000-Aug 2010
- Motorways and expressways being built in Poland (km), Jan 2002-Aug 2010
- Existing and proposed motorways and expressways in Poland, 2010
- Construction and assembly output of road and bridge construction in Poland (PLN bn), 2000-2013
- Existing and planned motorways and expressways in Romania, 2010
- Financial SOPT funding plan in Romania (€ m), 2007-2013
- Motorway network in Romania (km), 2006-2012
- Road and bridges construction output in Romania (€ m), 2005-2013
- Consumption of aggregates in Romania (million tonnes), 2006-2010
- Share of civil engineering as a proportion of total construction output in Slovakia, 2004-2009
- Construction output in Slovakia (€ m and y-o-y change), 2001-2009
- Investments in road infrastructure in Slovakia (€ m), 2005-2009
- Investment in road infrastructure in Slovakia, breakdown by category of work (€ m) 2005-2009
- Length of class I, II, and III roads, motorways and expressways in Slovakia (km), 2010
- Existing and proposed motorways and expressways in Slovakia, 2010
- Length of motorways and expressways in Slovakia, 2010-2015
- Total investment in road infrastructure in Slovakia (€ m), 2005-2013
List of tables
- Motorways and expressways in Central Europe by country (km), 2009-2013
- GDP real change in Central Europe by country (%, y-o-y), 2007-Q1 2010
- Motorways and expressways in Central Europe by country (km), 2009-2013
- Value of road construction market in Central European countries (€ m), 2005-2013
- National institutions responsible for road construction in Central European countries, 2010
- Proposed motorway projects in Bulgaria under the Transport OP, 2010-2013
- Categories of roads in the Republican Road Network in Bulgaria (km), end 2009
- Motorway design and construction schedule in Bulgaria, 2010-2013
- Planned renovation of roads under the Regional Development OP in Bulgaria, 2010-2013
- Road projects planned under the Transport OP in Bulgaria, 2014-2020
- Road renovation projects under the Regional Development Operational Programme in Bulgaria – Stage 1, opening of bids May-June 2010
- SWOT Analysis for the Road Construction Industry in Bulgaria, 2010
- Key financial data of Holding Roads AD, 2007-2009
- Key financial data of Trace Group Hold AD, 2007-2009
- Key financial data of GBS Infrastrukturno Stroitelstvo AD, 2007-2009
- Key financial data of Patnostroitelna Tehnika, 2007-2009
- Key financial data of Hydrostroy AD 2007-2009
- Key financial data of Avtomagistrali Hemus AD, 2007-2009
- Key financial data of Strabag EAD, 2007-2009
- Key financial data of AB AD, 2007-2009
- Key financial data of Patishta i Mostove EOOD, 2007-2009
- Key financial data of Patstroy 92, 2007-2009
- Total investment in road infrastructure in the Czech Republic by category (CZK m and € m), 2007-2009
- Total investment in road infrastructure in the Czech Republic, by source of funding and category of road (CZK m), 2007-2009
- Transport by road in the Czech Republic, 2007-2009
- Roads and motorways in the Czech Republic, breakdown by region (km), 2010
- Civil engineering structures on roads in the Czech Republic, 2010
- Motorways and expressways to be delivered in the Czech Republic in 2010
- Major motorway and expressway construction projects in the process of being built in the Czech Republic, 2010
- Proposed motorway and expressway construction projects in the Czech Republic, 2010-2016
- Major ongoing and proposed class I road construction and reconstruction projects in the Czech Republic, July 2010
- Major road projects in the process of being implemented or planned in the largest Czech cities, 2010-2012
- Sales revenues of the building material industry in the Czech Republic, 2008-2009
- Average price of road infrastructure in the Czech Republic, 2009
- SWOT Analysis for the Road Construction Industry in the Czech Republic, 2010
- The most successful recipients of contracts for road construction in the Czech Republic (CZK m), 2007-2009
- Key financial data of Eurovia in the Czech Republic, 2005-2009
- Key financial data of Strabag in the Czech Republic, 2005-2009
- Key financial data of Metrostav in the Czech Republic, 2005-2009
- Key financial data of Skanska Czech Republic and Slovakia*, 2005-2009
- Key financial data of OHL ZS in the Czech Republic, 2005-2009
- Key financial data of IMOS Brno in the Czech Republic, 2005-2008
- Key financial data of Subterra in the Czech Republic, 2005-2009
- Key financial data of Swietelsky stavebni in the Czech Republic, 2005-2008
- Key financial data of PSVS in the Czech Republic, 2007-2009
- Major motorway and expressway construction projects in the process of being built in Hungary, 2010
- Motorway and expressway construction projects planned in Hungary, 2010-2017
- Depth of defects in road surface in Hungary, 2010
- Major road projects in the process of being implemented or planned in Miskolc, 2010-2020
- Major road projects in the process of being implemented or planned in Debrecen, 2010-2020
- Major road projects in the process of being implemented or planned in the largest Hungarian cities, 2010-2012
- SWOT Analysis for the Road Construction Industry in Hungary, 2010
- Major Hungarian road construction companies, 2010
- Motorways and expressways being built in Poland (contract signed), 2010
- Motorways and expressways in the pipeline in Poland (during the tender procedure), 2010
- Motorways and expressways tenders planned in Poland, H2 2010-2012
- Prices offered in the road construction public tenders in Poland, 2007-2010
- Roads completed in Poland (km), 2010-2013
- The length of motorways and expressways in Poland at the year-end (km), 2009-2013
- SWOT Analysis for the road construction market in Poland, 2010
- Key financial data of Strabag Sp. z o.o., 2005-2009
- Key financial data of the Budimex Group, 2005-2009
- Key financial data of J&P-Avax S.A., 2005-2009
- Key financial data of the Mostostal Warszawa Group, 2005-2009
- Key financial data of Eurovia Polska S.A., 2005-2008
- Key financial data of the Skanska Group, 2006-2009
- Key financial data of the Polimex-Mostostal Group, 2005-2009
- Key financial data of Bilfinger Berger Budownictwo S.A., 2005-2009
- Key financial data of Hermann Kirchner Polska Sp. z o.o., 2005-2008
- Key financial data of the PBG Group, 2005-2009
- Construction plan for the Northern Branch of Pan European Corridor IV in Romania, 2001-2013
- Road construction projects assisted by the ISPA Fund in Romania, 2002-2014
- Breakdown of SOPT finances in Romania by priority axis, 2007-2013
- Road construction projects in Romania assisted by EU Cohesion Funds, 2008-2011
- Road construction projects in Romania assisted by EU European Regional Funds
- Motorway construction: proposed projects in Romania, 2010-2017
- Expressway construction: proposed projects in Romania, 2008-2017
- Bypasses in the process of being built in Romania, 2008-2011
- Bypass construction, proposed projects in Romania, 2010-2014
- National roads currently being modernised in Romania, 2007-2011
- SWOT Analysis of the Road Construction Industry in Romania, 2010
- Key financial data of Pa&Co International, 2006-2008
- Key financial data of UMB Spedition, 2006-2008
- Key financial data of Euroconstruct Trading, 2006-2008
- Key financial data of Romstrade, 2006-2008
- Key financial data of Astaldi Spa, 2006-2008
- Key financial data of FCC Construccion, 2006-2008
- Key financial data of Max Boegl SRL, 2006-2008
- Key financial data of Colas, 2006-2008
- Key financial data of Strabag SRL, 2006-2008
- Planned investments in road infrastructure in Slovakia (€ m), 2010-2011
- Transport of goods and people in Slovakia, 2005-2009
- PPP projects for motorway and expressway construction in Slovakia, 2010
- Major motorway and expressway construction projects in the pipeline in Slovakia, 2010
- Major motorway and expressway construction projects planned in Slovakia (tender for general contractors to be announced), 2011-2018
- Timetable of construction work on the R7 expressway in Slovakia (tender for general contractors to be announced), 2012-2020
- Major reconstruction projects on existing national roads in Slovakia, 2010-2012
- Major road projects being built or proposed in the largest cities in Slovakia, 2010-2015
- Key data on the building material industry in Slovakia, 2005-2009
- Revenues of the building materials industry in Slovakia (€ m), 2004-2009
- SWOT Analysis for the Road Construction Industry in Slovakia, 2010
- Key financial data of Doprastav in Slovakia, 2006-2009
- Key financial data of Vahostav-SK Zilina in Slovakia, 2006-2009
- Key financial data of Inzinierske stavby Kosice in Slovakia, 2006-2009
- Key financial data of Strabag in Slovakia, 2006-2009
- Key financial data of Skanska in Slovakia, 2006-2009
- Key financial data of Eurovia-Cesty Kosice in Slovakia, 2006-2009
- Key financial data of Cesty Nitra in Slovakia, 2006-2009
- Key financial data of HANT BA Povazska Bystrica in Slovakia, 2006-2009
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SRB Civil Engineering
Strabag
Swietelsky
Teerag Asdag
Trace Group Hold
and more...
Alpine
Astaldi
Bechtel
Bilfinger Berger
China Overseas Engineering Corporation
Colas
Doprastav
Dragados
Eurovia
FCC Construccion
Ferrovial
Hermann Kirchner
J&P-Avax
Magyar Aszfalt
Max Boegl
Metrostav
Mostostal Warszawa
Mota Engil
Polimex Mostostal
Romstrade
Shanghai Urban Construction Corporation
Skanska
SRB Civil Engineering
Strabag
Swietelsky
Teerag Asdag
Trace Group Hold
and more...
SERIES: Road construction market in Central Europe 2010
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- - for multiplying and making the product available: multiplication of the product by production of its copies either by printing or by digitalisation (e.g. on a disc, CD-ROM, DVD, magnetic tape, magneto-optic carrier, print and electronic devices, including electronic paper) for the individual use of one person only, who is indicated by the client during purchasing process.
Any other preservation, multiplication, copying and dissemination etc. which is beyond the scope of this licence is strictly forbidden.
- - for the product preservation: saving the product in the memory of 2 to 5 computers belonging to the organisation indicated by the client while purchasing process; these computers must be located in the same country as the organisation indicated during purchasing process;
- - for multiplying and making the product available: multiplication of the product by production of its copies either by printing or by digitalisation (e.g. on a disc, CD-ROM, DVD, magnetic tape, magneto-optic carrier, print and electronic devices, including electronic paper) for 2 to 5 people who work for the organisation indicated by the client during purchasing process, and who are in the same country as the organisation indicated during purchasing process.
Any other preservation, multiplication, copying and dissemination etc. which is beyond the scope of this licence is strictly forbidden.
- - for the product preservation: saving the product in the memory of an unlimited number of computers belonging to the organisation indicated by the client during purchasing process; these computers must be located in the same country as the organisation indicated during purchasing process;
- - for multiplying and making the product available: multiplication of the product by production of its copies either by printing or by digitalisation (e.g. on a disc, CD-ROM, DVD, magnetic tape, magneto-optic carrier, print and electronic devices, including electronic paper) for an unlimited number of people who work for the organisation indicated by the client during purchasing process, who are in the same country as the organisation indicated during purchasing process.
Any other preservation, multiplication, copying and dissemination etc. which is beyond the scope of this licence is strictly forbidden.
- - for the product preservation: saving the product in the memory of an unlimited number of computers belonging to the organisation indicated by the client during purchasing process; these computers can be located in or outside of the country of the organisation indicated during purchasing process;
- - for multiplying and making the product available: multiplication of the product by production of its copies either by printing or by digitalisation (e.g. on a disc, CD-ROM, DVD, magnetic tape, magneto-optic carrier, print and electronic devices, including electronic paper) for an unlimited number of people who work for the organisation indicated by the client during purchasing process, who are in or outside of the country of the organisation indicated during purchasing process.
Any other preservation, multiplication, copying and dissemination etc. which is beyond the scope of this licence is strictly forbidden.