"Business Opportunities in the Water and Sewage Infrastructure Construction Industry in BRIC" Published - SBWire

Boston, MA -- (SBWIRE) -- 07/16/2012 -- The Brazilian water infrastructure construction market recorded significant growth over the review period (2007-2011) during which construction grew at a CAGR of 16.15%. Government spending and reforms were the key drivers behind the growth of Brazil's water and sewage infrastructure construction market. The Russian sewage infrastructure construction market recorded significant growth during the review period and posted a CAGR of 30.98% during the review period. Over the forecast period, it is projected to grow at a CAGR of 15.34%. An increase in public-private partnership (PPPs), highway construction and enhanced levels of government spending were the key drivers of sewage infrastructure construction activity during the review period. The Indian water infrastructure construction market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 13.22% over the forecast period. The Chinese water infrastructure construction market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 16.07% over the forecast period. This growth is expected to be mainly driven by China's 12th five-year-plan, in which RMB430 billion has been allocated for the construction of new pipelines and treatment plants. The government has also set guidelines to achieve an urban treatment scale of 45.69 million cubic meters per day by 2015.

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Key Highlights

- China accounts for the majority of the water infrastructure construction market, measuring a 64.5% share in 2011. It was followed by India with a 15.2% share, Brazil, with a share comprising 10.5% and Russia, which accounted for 9.8%.
- China accounts for a 53.2% share of the BRIC sewage infrastructure construction market. It was followed by Russia, with a share of 18.6%, India, which accounted for 15.2% and Brazil, which comprised 13.0%.
- Brazil's positive economic outlook is expected to drive growth within the water and sewage infrastructure construction market.
- In Russia, growth is expected to be primarily driven by an increase in public-private partnerships (PPPs), highway construction and enhanced levels of government spending.
- A push towards investment, as announced in the Indian government's 12th five-year-plan, is expected to support growth in terms of water infrastructure construction activity in India. A total of INR2,715 billion has been allocated for the construction and development of new and existing water infrastructure.

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This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the water and sewage infrastructure construction market in the BRIC countries:

- It provides historical values for the BRIC water and sewage infrastructure construction market for the report's 2007-2011 review period and forecast figures for the 2012-2016 forecast period
- It offers a detailed analysis of market size by cost type and by construction activity
- It offers a detailed analysis of market size separately for the water and sewage sectors

Companies Mentioned in this Report: Andrade Gutierrez S.A., Odebrecht S.A., EngeCorps, The Public Joint-Stock Company (OAO) Stroytransgaz, Renaissance Construction, Mostotrest OAO, NCC Ltd, IVRCL Ltd, IL&FS Engineering and Construction Company Limited, Veolia Water China, Suez Environment SA, Tianjin Capital Environmental Protection, Guangdong Investment Limited, Nanhai Development CO. Ltd., Shanghai Chengtou Holding Co., Ltd.

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BRIC Rail & Road Infrastructure Construction Market Research Study Recently Published at MarketPublishers.com

New market research study “Business Opportunities in the Rail and Road Infrastructure Construction Industry in BRIC” developed by BRICdata has been recently published by Market Publishers Ltd. The study reports that Brazil’s rail and road infrastructure construction is likely to record high growth, with projected CAGRs of 11.62% and 8.58% respectively over the forecast period.

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For all the BRIC countries, macroeconomic growth, expected to attract investment in a variety of industries, will benefit infrastructure construction market and, in particular, rail and road infrastructure construction.

Supported by the economic growth, Brazil’s rail and road infrastructure construction is likely to record high growth, with projected CAGRs of 11.62% and 8.58% respectively over the forecast period. The Russian rail and road infrastructure construction industry is forecast to keep on expanding rapidly over the forecast period, due to various infrastructure projects planned for the 2012 APEC summit, the 2014 Winter Olympic Games, and the 2018 FIFA World Cup. In India, high investment and an increasing focus on infrastructure development and rapid urbanization are the key factors expected to fuel the growth of the country’s rail and road infrastructure construction sector. In China, the government’s 12th five-year plan (2011–2015) involves an investment of USD 1.03 trillion in urban public facilities, including rail and road construction.

New market research study “Business Opportunities in the Rail and Road Infrastructure Construction Industry in BRIC” developed by BRICdata has been recently published by Market Publishers Ltd.

Report Details:

Title: Business Opportunities in the Rail and Road Infrastructure Construction Industry in BRIC

Published: May, 2012

Pages: 252

Price: US$ 2,950.00

http://marketpublishers.com/report/industry/construction/business_opportunities_in_rail_n_road_infrastructure_construction_industry_in_bric.html

The research study provides true and unbiased insights into the rail and road infrastructure construction market in the BRIC countries – Brazil, Russia, India and China, and covers:

Companies discussed include: Andrade Gutierrez SA, InterCement Participacoes SA, Mostotrest OAO, PJSC Yuzhtruboprovodstroy, NCC Ltd, Gammon India Ltd, IRB Infrastructure Developers Ltd, Hindustan Construction Co. Ltd, China Railway Construction Corporation Ltd, China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation, China Harbour Engineering Company Ltd, Shanghai Urban Construction (Group) Corporation, Shanghai Construction Group Co.

Report Contents:

1 Executive Summary

2 BRIC Countries Comparison

2.1 Rail Infrastructure Construction – Industry Attractiveness

2.2 Road Infrastructure Construction – Industry Attractiveness

2.3 Macroeconomic Drivers

3 Brazil

3.1 Analyst Opinion and Future Outlook

3.2 Infrastructure Construction Market Dynamics

3.2.1 Market share of transport infrastructure

3.2.2 Key trends and emerging area in rail and road infrastructure

3.2.3 Regulation

3.3 Analysis of Market Drivers

3.3.1 Economic activity

3.3.2 The 2014 FIFA World Cup and 2016 Olympic Games

3.3.3 Government spending

3.3.4 Metro rail projects to drive growth

3.3.5 Poor road networks provides significant growth opportunity

3.4 Brazilian Rail Infrastructure Construction – Market Opportunity

3.4.1 Rail infrastructure construction output by construction activity

3.4.2 Rail infrastructure construction output by cost type

3.5 Brazilian Road Infrastructure Construction – Market Opportunity

3.5.1 Road infrastructure construction output by construction activity

3.5.2 Road infrastructure construction output by cost type

3.6 Key Brazilian Rail and Road Infrastructure Construction Projects

3.6.1 MoT – Cuiaba–Santarem Rail Link

3.6.2 ANTT – High-Speed Railway System – Rio de Janeiro

3.6.3 Other key projects

3.7 Industry Structure and Competitive Landscape

3.7.1 Industry structure

3.7.2 Major companies

3.8 Business and Operational Strategy

4 Russia

4.1 Analyst Opinion and Future Outlook

4.2 Infrastructure Construction Market Dynamics

4.2.1 Market share of transport infrastructure

4.2.2 Key trends and emerging areas

4.2.3 Regulation

4.3 Analysis of Market Drivers

4.3.1 Economic activity

4.3.2 Reforms undertaken by the government

4.3.3 PPPs in infrastructure development

4.3.4 Major international sporting events

4.4 Russian Rail Infrastructure Construction – Market Opportunity

4.4.1 Rail infrastructure construction market by construction activity

4.4.2 Rail infrastructure construction market by cost type

4.5 Road Infrastructure Construction – Market Opportunity

4.5.1 Road infrastructure construction market by construction activity

4.5.2 Road Infrastructure construction market by cost type

4.6 Key Russian Rail and Road Infrastructure Construction Projects

4.6.1 Project name: GoKR – Yenisei River Bridge Development – Krasnoyarsk

4.6.2 Project name: RZD – North-Siberian Railway Line – Russia

4.6.3 Project name: MoTC – Western Europe to Western China Highway

4.6.4 Other key projects

4.7 Industry Structure and Competitiveness

4.7.1 Industry structure

4.7.2 Major companies

4.8 Business and Operational Strategy

5 India

5.1 Analyst Opinion and Future Outlook

5.2 Infrastructure Construction Market Dynamics

5.2.1 Market share of transport infrastructure

5.2.2 Key trends and emerging areas

...

More new research studies by the publisher can be found at BRICdata page.

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Bristol Evening Post published Business opportunities aplenty

A SPECIAL event showcasing potential opportunities in Weston-super- Mare is being held later this month.

The Weston Showcase is aimed at businesses looking to expand or relocate, those looking for investment opportunities or having an interest in commercial developments coming forward in the Weston-super-Mare area.

It is being held at the Winter Gardens on March 23, 10am-4pm.

Visitors will be able to find out about employment land ready for development as well as current town centre investments.

North Somerset Council deputy leader and executive member for economic development, Councillor Elfan Ap Rees, above, said: "With the recently announced multi-million pound improvements to the road network around junction 21 and development land available with planning permission, there's never been a better time to locate or expand your business in Weston.

"This showcase is a one off opportunity to find out about the benefits of coming to Weston, including great communication links and a skilled workforce."

The event includes a major business insider debate from 8am-10am and tours around Weston town centre and major employment sites in the town.

Prebooking is required by emailing business@ n-somerset.gov.uk or calling 01934 426907/426266.

Exhibitors already attending include McLaren Life which is developing Dolphin Square and St Mowden, the developer behind the regeneration of Locking Parklands.

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