Analyzing the European Construction Industry
The construction industry is generally considered as being the world’s largest industrial employer. Estimates of its size and importance necessarily vary from country to country.
Construction is an important sector of the European industry, highly fragmented, and involves a majority of SMEs. The Construction industry is project centered and characterized by short-term partnering between non co-located teams with varying levels of process maturity and information and communication technologies’ capability. The industry is known for its conservative culture with a relatively high resistance to change. Although the larger industry players at the management level undertake construction internationally, the vast majority of work is done by local or national SMEs, often also under local building regulations and standards.
Aruvian's R'search’s research report on Analyzing the European Construction Industry is an in-depth guide to the European Construction Industry. The report covers the industry overview well and in extreme details in its first section. Aruvian analyzes the European Construction Industry within the SWOT and PEST framework and then moves on to an analysis of the major market trends being observed in the market in recent times.
Moving on to Section 2 of the report, this section entirely covers all the major markets of Europe, starting from Austria, looking at the major markets of France, Germany, Spain, and ends at United Kingdom. The section takes a look at the market trends of all the countries discussed, the demand trends, market overview, and lots more.
Section 3 looks at sustainable development in the European Construction Industry, focusing on the markets of the UK, The Netherlands, Sweden, and Finland.
Section 4 deals with an analysis of the leading companies in this sector, and also takes a look at the leading executives of this industry today. This section leads up to our conclusion, of course ending with an overall industry forecast.
Construction is an important sector of the European industry, highly fragmented, and involves a majority of SMEs. The Construction industry is project centered and characterized by short-term partnering between non co-located teams with varying levels of process maturity and information and communication technologies’ capability. The industry is known for its conservative culture with a relatively high resistance to change. Although the larger industry players at the management level undertake construction internationally, the vast majority of work is done by local or national SMEs, often also under local building regulations and standards.
Aruvian's R'search’s research report on Analyzing the European Construction Industry is an in-depth guide to the European Construction Industry. The report covers the industry overview well and in extreme details in its first section. Aruvian analyzes the European Construction Industry within the SWOT and PEST framework and then moves on to an analysis of the major market trends being observed in the market in recent times.
Moving on to Section 2 of the report, this section entirely covers all the major markets of Europe, starting from Austria, looking at the major markets of France, Germany, Spain, and ends at United Kingdom. The section takes a look at the market trends of all the countries discussed, the demand trends, market overview, and lots more.
Section 3 looks at sustainable development in the European Construction Industry, focusing on the markets of the UK, The Netherlands, Sweden, and Finland.
Section 4 deals with an analysis of the leading companies in this sector, and also takes a look at the leading executives of this industry today. This section leads up to our conclusion, of course ending with an overall industry forecast.
A. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Section 1: Analyzing the European Construction Industry
B. INTRODUCTION TO THE INDUSTRY
B.1 Market Definition
B.2 Industry Structure
B.3 Determining Industry Size
B.4 Importance of the Construction Sector to the European Economy
B.5 Production Levels
B.6 Analyzing the Sector’s Productivity
B.7 Importance of R&D and Development of the Construction Sector
B.8 Trade Statistics – EU vs. Global
C. ANALYZING THE EUROPEAN CONSTRUCTION IN A SWOT FRAMEWORK
D. ANALYZING THE EUROPEAN CONSTRUCTION IN A PEST FRAMEWORK
D.1 Political Features
D.2 Economic Features
D.3 Social Features
D.4 Technological Features
E. ANALYZING INDUSTRY TRENDS & MARKET TRANSFORMATION DRIVERS
E.1 Productivity of the Sector
E.2 Demographic Development
E.2.1 Recruitment
E.2.2 Demography and Market Prospects
E.2.3 Challenge of the Aging Population
E.3 The Growth of the European Union
E.4 Labor Statistics & Movements
E.5 Technological Trends
E.5.1 Use of Information & Communication Technologies
E.5.2 E-commerce
E.5.3 Lean Construction
E.5.4 Focus on Increased R&D
E.5.5 Focus on Environmental Sustainability
F. MARKET DEVELOPMENTS & TRENDS
F.1 Globalization
F.2 Development of Supply Chain Solutions
F.3 Innovation & Collaboration
F.4 Mergers & Acquisitions & Industry Consolidation
F.5 Future Development of Financial Agreements
G. REGULATORY FRAMEWORK & IMPACT ON EUROPEAN CONSTRUCTION SECTOR
G.1 CE Marking of Building Materials
G.2 Safety Regulations
G.3 Role of Public Procurement
G.4 Focusing on ‘Undeclared’ Work
G.5 Looking at the EU Internal Market
G.6 Other Frameworks affecting the Construction Industry
H. ANALYZING PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS
H.1 Overview
H.2 Legislations
H.3 Looking at the Role of the European Investment Bank
I. CONCLUSION TO SECTION ONE
Section 2: Looking at the Major European Markets (This section looks at the market trends, market statistics, regulatory frameworks of particular countries, trade laws, etc.)
A. AUSTRIA
B. BELGIUM
C. BULGARIA
D. CROATIA
E. CZECH REPUBLIC
F. DENMARK
G. FINLAND
H. FRANCE
I. GERMANY
J. HUNGARY
K. IRELAND
L. ITALY
M. THE NETHERLANDS
N. NORWAY
O. POLAND
P. PORTUGAL
Q. ROMANIA
R. RUSSIA
S. SLOVAK REPUBLIC
T. SPAIN
U. SWEDEN
V. UNITED KINGDOM
Section 3: Looking at Sustainable Construction in Europe
A. UNITED KINGDOM
B. THE NETHERLANDS
C. FINLAND
D. SWEDEN
Section 4: Analyzing the Leading Players
A. LEADING PLAYERS
A.1 Vinci
A.2 Buoygues
A.3 Ferrovial Group
A.4 Hochtief
A.5 Balfour Beaty
A.6 Eiffage
A.7 NCC
A.8 Strabag
A.9 Dragados
A.10 Skansa AB
A.11 Koninklijke BAM Groep nv
A.12 Taylor Woodrow Plc
A.13 Sacyr
A.14 Barratt Developments Plc
A.15 Fayat
B. MEET THE TOP EXECUTIVES
B.1 Xavier Huillard, Chief Executive, Vinci
B.2 Joaquin Ayuso, Chief Executive, Ferrovial Group
B.3 Mike Welton, Chairman, Hanson Plc
B.4 Ian Durant, Chief Financial Officer, Sea Containers Ltd.
Section 5: Conclusion
A. INDUSTRY FORECAST
B. APPENDIX
C. GLOSSARY OF TERMS
Section 1: Analyzing the European Construction Industry
B. INTRODUCTION TO THE INDUSTRY
B.1 Market Definition
B.2 Industry Structure
B.3 Determining Industry Size
B.4 Importance of the Construction Sector to the European Economy
B.5 Production Levels
B.6 Analyzing the Sector’s Productivity
B.7 Importance of R&D and Development of the Construction Sector
B.8 Trade Statistics – EU vs. Global
C. ANALYZING THE EUROPEAN CONSTRUCTION IN A SWOT FRAMEWORK
D. ANALYZING THE EUROPEAN CONSTRUCTION IN A PEST FRAMEWORK
D.1 Political Features
D.2 Economic Features
D.3 Social Features
D.4 Technological Features
E. ANALYZING INDUSTRY TRENDS & MARKET TRANSFORMATION DRIVERS
E.1 Productivity of the Sector
E.2 Demographic Development
E.2.1 Recruitment
E.2.2 Demography and Market Prospects
E.2.3 Challenge of the Aging Population
E.3 The Growth of the European Union
E.4 Labor Statistics & Movements
E.5 Technological Trends
E.5.1 Use of Information & Communication Technologies
E.5.2 E-commerce
E.5.3 Lean Construction
E.5.4 Focus on Increased R&D
E.5.5 Focus on Environmental Sustainability
F. MARKET DEVELOPMENTS & TRENDS
F.1 Globalization
F.2 Development of Supply Chain Solutions
F.3 Innovation & Collaboration
F.4 Mergers & Acquisitions & Industry Consolidation
F.5 Future Development of Financial Agreements
G. REGULATORY FRAMEWORK & IMPACT ON EUROPEAN CONSTRUCTION SECTOR
G.1 CE Marking of Building Materials
G.2 Safety Regulations
G.3 Role of Public Procurement
G.4 Focusing on ‘Undeclared’ Work
G.5 Looking at the EU Internal Market
G.6 Other Frameworks affecting the Construction Industry
H. ANALYZING PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS
H.1 Overview
H.2 Legislations
H.3 Looking at the Role of the European Investment Bank
I. CONCLUSION TO SECTION ONE
Section 2: Looking at the Major European Markets (This section looks at the market trends, market statistics, regulatory frameworks of particular countries, trade laws, etc.)
A. AUSTRIA
B. BELGIUM
C. BULGARIA
D. CROATIA
E. CZECH REPUBLIC
F. DENMARK
G. FINLAND
H. FRANCE
I. GERMANY
J. HUNGARY
K. IRELAND
L. ITALY
M. THE NETHERLANDS
N. NORWAY
O. POLAND
P. PORTUGAL
Q. ROMANIA
R. RUSSIA
S. SLOVAK REPUBLIC
T. SPAIN
U. SWEDEN
V. UNITED KINGDOM
Section 3: Looking at Sustainable Construction in Europe
A. UNITED KINGDOM
B. THE NETHERLANDS
C. FINLAND
D. SWEDEN
Section 4: Analyzing the Leading Players
A. LEADING PLAYERS
A.1 Vinci
A.2 Buoygues
A.3 Ferrovial Group
A.4 Hochtief
A.5 Balfour Beaty
A.6 Eiffage
A.7 NCC
A.8 Strabag
A.9 Dragados
A.10 Skansa AB
A.11 Koninklijke BAM Groep nv
A.12 Taylor Woodrow Plc
A.13 Sacyr
A.14 Barratt Developments Plc
A.15 Fayat
B. MEET THE TOP EXECUTIVES
B.1 Xavier Huillard, Chief Executive, Vinci
B.2 Joaquin Ayuso, Chief Executive, Ferrovial Group
B.3 Mike Welton, Chairman, Hanson Plc
B.4 Ian Durant, Chief Financial Officer, Sea Containers Ltd.
Section 5: Conclusion
A. INDUSTRY FORECAST
B. APPENDIX
C. GLOSSARY OF TERMS
