Ballast Nedam Infra B.V.
Location
Utrecht
Founded
1970-12-29
Website
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2024-11-15 (milliyet.com.tr)
He earns abroad and invests it in Turkey - Latest News -
Rönesans, one of Turkey's largest contracting groups, is increasing its investments in Turkey with the income it obtains from its expanded activities in Europe. The group, which is about to complete its petrochemical facility in Ceyhan, is also taking a step into industrialism.
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2024-04-12 (constructionbriefing.com)
9 of the world’s biggest seaport projects under construction
Construction Briefing dives into nine of the most significant ongoing seaport construction projects, exploring their scale, cost, and the companies involved.
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2024-02-14 (srnieuws.com)
Alleged advantage of bridge over Corantijn River does not appear
Drie bruggenbouwers, Ballast Nedam, “China Road and Bridge Corporation” en “China Railway Construction Caribbean”, h
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2023-11-22 (demerarawaves.com)
European businesses should focus on investment opportunities in Guyana- Ali
-European Chamber of Commerce Guyana launched President Irfaan Ali has told executives of major European Union (EU) companies who participated in that bl
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2013-05-16 (businessinsider.nl)
Ballast wants to divest participation
Ballast Nedam has had the interest since 2001. Management company Bontrup is the majority owner of the Bremanger Quarry sandstone quarry in Norway. Also
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(tijd.be)
Spanish construction towards new round of consolidation |
For the Northern European investor who wants to invest in the construction sector, the best opportunities have long been in Spain and with some British contractors such as Balfour Beatty. The recent acquisition of a 23.5 percent stake in Dragados by compatriot ACS gives the already well-performing Spanish construction shares a new impetus. This has to do with the hefty premium that ACS paid for Dragados. This was almost 59 percent above the closing price of the day before the transaction was announced. Despite the high price, a merger of ACS and Dragados appears to yield a more logical product than the just completed takeover of the Dutch construction and dredging company HBG by Dragados. ACS previously stated that it did not want to grow in the mature (Northern) European markets. HBG, with its largest presence in the Netherlands and Germany, therefore does not fit into this picture, and the general expectation is that ACS wants to get rid of HBG as quickly as possible.
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(demerarawaves.com)
Demerara Waves Online News- Guyana
A Dutch company and a Chinese company have submitted bids to Guyana’ s National Procurement and
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