DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dublin - Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/sgk3ln/construction_secto) has announced the addition of the "Construction Sector in the Czech Republic 2012" report to their offering.
Construction sector in the Czech Republic, Development forecasts for 2012-2014 provides insightful analysis of conditions in the residential, non-residential and civil engineering segments, in addition to complete coverage of the overall industry. It includes projections for market growth over the coming years, and examines the projects and corporate activities that have shaped and will continue to influence the direction of construction growth throughout the country.
This document uses a holistic approach to describe the Czech construction sector, offering information on key attributes such as employment, wages, prices, current and projected value and growth rates for all segments. It considers key drivers and trends that stand to influence expansion, including government programs, commercial development and private investment plans for specific projects.
The report's most unique feature is a special section focused on the competitive landscape in the Czech Republic. This portion describes the top contractors and materials producers in a dynamic format complete with expert commentaries on trends, corporate activity such as expansions, mergers and acquisitions and market strategies. Corporate profiles offer financial information and market share. Excel data reports are also included, comprising the top 100 contracting companies and the top 100 projects now in the planning stages across the Czech Republic.
Key Topics Covered:
I. Report methodology
II. Executive summary
III. Macroeconomic overview
IV. Construction overview
V. Civil engineering construction
VI. Non-residential construction
VII. Residential construction
VIII. Competitive environment
IX. List of graphs
X. List of tables
XI. About PMR
XII. Contact PMR
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