18
international
construction
Türkiye
Ekim
2013
Dünyada ilk 200
Rapor
105
3366
Camargo Corrêa*
Brezilya
93 12
106
3313
Veidekke
Norveç
114 8
107
3300
Black & Veatch
ABD
150 43
108
3270
Arcadis
Hollanda
132 24
109
3265
Kumagai Gumi
Japonya
112 3
110
3199
Jan De Nul
Belçika
125 15
106
3313
Veidekke
Norveç
114 8
107
3300
Black & Veatch
ABD
150 43
108
3270
Arcadis
Hollanda
132 24
109
3265
Kumagai Gumi
Japonya
112 3
110
3199
Jan De Nul
Belçika
125 15
111
3189
NVR
ABD
135 24
112
3174
MRV
Brezilya
184 72
113
3171
Nishimatsu Corp.
Japonya
109 4
114
3100
Gilbane Building*
ABD
84 30
115
3029
Mostotrest
Rusya
107 8
116
2989
Astaldi
İtalya
117 1
117
2983
Morgan Sindall
İngiltere
101 16
118
2979
Heijmans
Hollanda
110 8
119
2975
Porr Group
Avusturya 119
120
2972
RZD Stroy*
Rusya
165 45
121
2959
Kier Group
İngiltere
106 15
122
2947
Aecon Group
Kanada
126 4
123
2942
Taylor Wimpey
İngiltere
127 4
124
2914
Lemminkäinen
Finlandiya 115 9
125
2883
Mota-Engil
Portekiz
121 4
126
2876
Implenia
İsviçre
130 4
127
2875
OAS*
Brezilya
133 6
128
2864
Toyo Engineering (TEC)
Japonya
167 39
129
2864
Toyo Construction
Japonya
-
NEW
130
2862
Tokyu Construction
Japonya
128 2
131
2854
Interserve
İngiltere
124 7
132
2828
Impregilo Group
İtalya
131 1
133
2787
Sigdo Koppers
Şili
155 22
134
2744
Maire Tecnimont
İtalya
99 35
135
2738
Besix
Belçika
138 3
136
2727
TBI Holdings BV
Hollanda
122 14
137
2720
Glavstroy*
Rusya
136 1
138
2670
Maeda Road Con.
Japonya
139 1
139
2560
Lanco Infratech
Hindistan 154 15
140
2548
China State Con.
Hong Kong 157 17
International Holding
141
2509
Persimmon
İngiltere
143 2
142
2478
Hazama Ando
Japonya
149 7
143
2470
M.A.Mortenson
ABD
142 1
144
2461
Okumura Corporation
Japonya
151 7
145
2461
DEME
Belçika
144 1
146
2440
Compagnie
Belçika
140 6
D’Entreprises CFE SA
147
2380
McCarthy Building
ABD
147
148
2375
China Petroleum
Çin
129 19
/
Engineering & Con.
149
2330
Hensel Phelps
ABD
141 8
150
2320
J.E. Dunn Group
ABD
169 19
151
2313
Salini Costruttori*
İtalya
166 15
152
2271
Comsa EMTE
İspanya
123 29
153
2264
Tekfen Holding
Türkiye
174 21
154
2264
Hanjin Heavy Ind.
Güney Kore 137 17
Satış geliri
Firma
Ülke
2012 Değişim
İnternet sitesi
(milyon US$)
English translation
Other national groups with significantly more
gainers than fallers include the US, South Korean
and Brazilian contractors. On the downside,
many European countries saw their contractors
lose more places than they gained, with the
Spanish being particularly notable with eight out
of the 10 companies listed losing ground.
It is not a great leap to say that the fortunes of
the various national groups of contractors seem
closely linked to the ups and downs of their
various domestic construction markets. Japanese
contractors have undoubtedly benefited from
reconstruction work following the 2011 earthquake
and tsunami, while in the USA the general market
rebound is clearly having a positive effect.Data from
sources such as the US Census Bureau show the
residential market is bouncing back the strongest
and again this is reflected in the fortunes of the
country’s housebuilders. From the highs of 2005
and 2006, this group of construction companies
has had a torrid time starting with the sub-prime
mortgage crisis that triggered the global recession.
However, they are finally seeing an improvement
in revenues and are improving their standings
in the Top 200 as a result. The country’s largest
housebuilder, Pulte Group was up 11 places in
this year’s rankings to no. 77. Other gainers in
the same field include D.R.Horton – up 14 places
to no. 98 - and Lennar – up 28 places to no.90.
However, it is still a far cry from the height of the
US residential construction boom in the middle of
the last decade. The 2006 edition of the Top 200
league table, for example, saw Pulte ranked no.9
globally, D.R Horton no.10 and Lennar no.12.
Elsewhere in the Top 200, there were good gains
for some of Japan’s mid-sized contractors.
Chiyoda, Penta-Ocean, TEC, Toa, Takamatsu
and Nippon Road all saw double-digit gains. In
addition, the general rise of Brazilian contractors
was reflected in the remarkable 72-place gain
for MRV, the most improved contractor in this
year’s Top 200. It is also worth noting that
Odebrecht moved up seven places last year to
no. 32, cementing its place as Latin America’s
largest construction company by a significant
margin. There were 14 new companies in this
year’s Top 200. The highest placed was Japan’s
Toyo Construction, which just missed-out on a
place in the rankings last year. However, most of
the new additions were further down the league
table, with eight in the last ten places. As with
Toyo Construction, many of these are companies
that were on the fringes of the Top 200 last year,
and which have come in and out of the rankings
over the last decade or so.
Next year?
With the US construction market continuing to
recover and the Japanese economy benefiting
from ‘Abenomics’ stimulus measures, the
2014 edition of the Top 200 could see further
improvements form construction companies
in these two countries. By the same argument,
the lack of growth in Europe could mean more
stagnation for the region’s contractors. But the
movements of the major Chinese groups will be
perhaps the most closely watched. These should
give an indication of the health of the market and
the impact of the fiscal tightening measures that
have been seen so far this year.
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