08 November 2024
08 November 2024
The construction for two diesel tanks in Melbourne is scheduled to commence in Q3 2024.
BAM's financial stability was evident with a cash position of 鈧�457m and an improved capital ratio of 25.0%.
Seven councils across the country are set to benefit from a share of 拢45m.
The company鈥檚 Q3 2024 report indicates a revenue decline but an improved profit margin at 6.4%.
Operating cash flow from operations also experienced a substantial rise to Skr6.18bn.
A draft law aims to facilitate cheaper housing construction and potentially save more than 鈧�8bn annually.
The deal is expected to build upon Sika鈥檚 Building Finishing portfolio.
The project marks the penultimate phase of the overarching Kodulahe district.
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