Angola Infrastructure Report Q2 2013

Date: February 27, 2013
Pages: 66
Price:
US$ 1,175.00
Publisher: Business Monitor International
Report type: Strategic Report
Delivery: E-mail Delivery (PDF)
ID: AC7EA38B0C4EN
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BMI View: We have revised up our near term outlook for growth in Angola's construction industry as the government focuses on infrastructure investment in an attempt to diversify the economy. In addition to increased spending in the FY2013 budget, which is in line with the 2013-2017 National Development Plan, we also see continued investment from Chinese companies to support national resource extraction. Consequently, we are forecasting growth of 15.1% and 14.4% in 2013 and 2014 respectively.

Angola's construction industry is expected to be boosted by a combination of government investment, supported by a drive to develop infrastructure to support economic diversification and a strong expansion in oil production and therefore revenues. The country should also see continued investment from China, Brazil and Portugal, with the former two providing funding to support investments.
BMI Industry View
SWOT
Industry Forecast
Construction And Infrastructure Forecast Scenario
  Table: Angola Construction And Infrastructure Industry Data, 2011-2016
  Table: Angola Construction And Infrastructure Industry Data, 2017 -2022
Transport Infrastructure - Outlook And Overview
  Table: West Africa Major Transport Projects
Energy & Utilities Infrastructure - Outlook And Overview
Residential/Non-Residential Building - Outlook And Overview
  Table: CHINA BUILDING A REGIONAL LEAD
Industry Risk Reward Ratings
Regional Industry Risk/Reward Ratings
  Table: Sub-Saharan Infrastructure Business Environment ratings
Market Overview
Competitive Landscape
  Table: Number of Contractors In West Africa, By Domicile, 2011
Global Industry Overview
Europe, Middle East and Africa
Dubai Confidence Up, Mega-Spending Status Quo In The Region
Low Yields Push Capital Further Into Infrastructure
Turkey Shines As South Africa and Poland Struggle To Recover
Natural Resource Boom Drives SSA Infrastructure Investment
Latin America
  Table: Planned Elections: Latin America 2013
Asia
Methodology
Data Methodology
Construction
Capital Investment
  Table: Infrastructure Business Environment Indicators

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