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🌍 Real Estate Boom: Golden Opportunity for the Cement Industry - Investment Ready! 🏗️ The cement industry stands at the precipice of unprecedented growth, propelled by the global real estate boom and burgeoning infrastructure demands. With the Global Cement Market valued at a staggering USD 326.81 billion in 2019, it's set to soar from USD 343.48 billion in 2023 to an impressive USD 537.43 billion by 2031. This translates to a robust CAGR of 5.1% over the forecast period (2024-2031). 📈 As urbanization accelerates and populations expand, the need for residential construction has skyrocketed. This surge in demand presents a golden opportunity for investors to capitalize on the booming cement industry. Whether it's building homes or massive infrastructure projects, cement is the cornerstone of growth. 🏡🏙️ At Paramount Consortium of Companies INC., we believe in turning opportunities into solid investments. Our tailored financial solutions are designed to help you navigate and thrive in the cement industry. As the market gears up for an annual increase of 10-12%, there has never been a better time to invest in cement, brick by brick. 💼🧱 Investing in Cement: Brick by Brick 🏢 Join us as we build the future together, one concrete step at a time. Discover how you can leverage this industry's growth for your financial success. Let's make your investment as solid as cement. 🔗💪 #CementIndustry #InvestmentOpportunity #RealEstateBoom #FinancialGrowth #InvestSmart #ConcreteSolutions #pccfinancialsolution #pccglobal

New figures from the Mineral Products Association show a ‘modest’ improvement in sales of construction aggregates and asphalt for Q2, 2024. https://lnkd.in/ecRj89aE

Navigating Challenges in Great Britain's Construction and Mineral Products Markets The construction and mineral products sectors in Great Britain are facing significant headwinds as we move through 2024. A challenging macroeconomic environment characterised by high interest rates, economic uncertainty, and persistent cost inflation has led to a slowdown in construction activity and mineral product sales. 🔹 Construction Slowdown: High interest rates—peaking at 5.25% in August 2023—have dampened buyer demand, particularly in the new housing sector, which accounts for over a fifth of primary aggregates demand. This has resulted in a substantial reduction in new housing projects. 🔹 Infrastructure Projects: While infrastructure work remains a beacon of resilience, it's not without its challenges. Major projects like Hinkley Point C and HS2 Phase 1 are progressing but have been affected by rising costs and delays. The cancellation of HS2 Phase 2 in 2023 has added to the industry's uncertainty. 🔹 Decline in Contracts: The value of new construction contract awards fell by 14% in 2023 compared to 2022, signalling a weak pipeline for future work. Although there was a modest rebound in early 2024, it did not extend to the residential sector. 🔹 Economic Outlook: The UK economy stagnated over 2022 and 2023 due to high inflation and interest rates. However, forecasts suggest cautious optimism, with GDP growth projected at 1.3% in 2024 and 1.0% in 2025. 🔹 Path to Recovery: Industry forecasts, including those from the Construction Products Association (CPA) and the Mineral Products Association (MPA), anticipate a gradual recovery starting in 2025. This hinges on a rebound in housing demand and improved performance in other construction sectors. 🔹 Regional Variations: Not all regions are equally affected. Wales, for instance, bucked the trend with significant growth across all markets in 2023. Regional projects and investments will play a crucial role in the overall recovery. 🔹 Future Opportunities: The expected easing of interest rates and government initiatives to streamline planning processes could bolster the construction sector. Additionally, investments in renewable energy and infrastructure projects offer avenues for growth. Conclusion The road ahead requires strategic navigation through economic challenges and a focus on long-term planning. Collaboration across the supply chain, coupled with supportive government policies, will be essential to drive the recovery of Great Britain's construction and mineral products markets. https://lnkd.in/e48YQMhd #Construction #MineralProducts #UKEconomy #Infrastructure #HousingMarket #EconomicOutlook #Recovery #SupplyChain #RenewableEnergy #GreatBritain #Quarrying #Concrete #Asphalt #Mortar

Quarterly Local Cement Dispatches near 8 Years Low Tracking the ups and downs of quarterly local dispatches reveals key insights into the construction sector's performance. These trends help us understand market dynamics and economic cycles. Explore how these changes can impact your investment strategy with Sherman Securities by your side. 📞 +92 339 0111006 | 🌐 shermansecurities.com #CementIndustry #MarketInsights #ShermanSecurities

The Benefits of Locally Sourcing Construction Aggregates Learn more below . . . #StonyValleyContracting #FortMcMurray #WoodBuffalo #Edmonton #Aggregate #AggregateSupplier #CommercialAggregate #SandAndGravelSupplier #GravelSupply #BackfillMaterial #ConcreteSupply #GravelForSale

With the new Labour government’s ambitious housing targets, the UK faces a significant challenge in meeting the need for construction aggregates. The gap between the extraction of construction aggregates and the replenishment of these resources through new mineral planning permissions has been widening for years. We caught up with Partner and minerals expert, Tom Giddings, to learn more 👉️ https://bit.ly/3BtzScc #WeAreFG #Minerals #Construction #Government #Housing #Development #Planning

📊 In July 2024, the Construction PMI recorded an index value of 62.9. 📊 The expansion was mainly driven by construction projects funded through multilateral agencies. 📊 New orders expanded at a slower rate in July 2024, with an index reading of 55.7. 📊 Construction activities are expected to rise in the next three months due to the gradual increase in project availability. #cse #srilanka #stockmarket #investing #equityresearch #growth#sentiment #capitalmarkets #economynews #investmentresearch #marketanalysis #industryanalysis #construction

Building costs in Australia have permanently gone up—and it’s not just materials. 🏗️ Sure, steel prices have eased slightly, but labor and trades? They’ve shot up—and here’s why: ⛏️ The mining boom is back, and they’re offering top dollar for workers. 🚧 Government infrastructure projects are giving tradies plenty of options. It’s a classic case of supply and demand, and it’s driving up costs for everyone building homes. The question is: how do we adapt? 💡 #BuildingCosts #ConstructionInsights #RealEstateAustralia #HousingMarket #AussieProperty

Despite this, growth is still projected to exceed decadal averages and will continue to be aided by demand from infrastructure and construction segments.

The standout theme for material costs in Australia’s construction industry this quarter was stability, but beneath the seemingly calm surface, cost pressures are building. Don't miss the Q4 2023 edition of our Australian construction material price outlook, which combines market intelligence with a range of reliable and robust data sources to identify (and expand upon) key trends for construction materials and commodities. https://lnkd.in/g__XFEYP #ConstructionCosts #QuantitySurveying #Australia