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Middle East Projects Forecast & Review 2011
MEED, June 2011, Pages: 79
This report by MEED Insight focuses on the past, current and future projects market across the Middle East – presenting you with an accurate, insightful and unbiased review of the regional projects sector. The Middle East Projects Forecast & Review 2011 report offers a detailed picture of the past, current and future projects market across the Middle East, providing the latest data on competitor and client activity by sector within the key markets along with forecasts, pricing and much more. Your business will benefit from access to: rankings of the top projects, sectors, contractors and clients, a comparison of historical and current contract awards by sector and country, data on contract awards by sector and country in the first 5 months of 2011, Forecasts for awards by country and sector to 2012, data on projects that are on hold by sector, budgeted capital spending by governments 2010 and 2011, the outlook for raw materials and contractor pricing and much more.
An in-depth and comprehensive overview and forecast of the region’s projects market.
There is no doubt that the last three years have been a challenge for the region’s contractors. Having endured the collapse of the Dubai real estate sector and the subsequent struggle to find new markets, they faced a new challenge in early 2011 with the outbreak of civil unrest in several countries across the Middle East.
According to the latest report by MEED Insight, The Middle East Projects Forecast & Review 2011, the unrest may actually be exactly what the projects market needs to regain its past highs. The report demonstrates how the threat of protests has acted as a stimulus for increased and more rapid capital expenditure in the region.
The Middle East Projects Forecast & Review Report 2011 outlines more than $300 billion worth of major projects to be awarded across the Middle East to 2012. The report also offers you exclusive insight into six GCC states and other countries of the Middle East.
“The political upheaval in the region may actually boost the region’s projects market,” says Ed James, Head of MEED Insight and author of the report.”The governments race to head off discontent by investing in social infrastructure projects to satisfy the needs of their population.”
In addition to providing a detailed picture of the past, current and future projects market across the region, this extensive Middle East Projects Forecast & Review report 2011 also provides the latest data on competitor and client activity by sector within the key markets along with forecasts, pricing and much more.
Your business will benefit from access to:
- Rankings of the top projects, sectors, contractors and clients
- A comparison of historical and current contract awards by sector and country
- Data on contract awards by sector and country in the first 5 months of 2011
- Forecasts for awards by country and sector to 2012
- Data on projects that are on hold by sector
- Budgeted capital spending by governments 20010 and 2011
- The outlook for raw materials and contractor pricing and much more…
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