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Architectural Fabrication, Armetco Systems announce merger to streamline U.S. architectural metal supply
Architectural Fabrication and Armetco Systems merge to form a national platform for aluminum cladding. Find out what this means for the construction industry.
Eco Buildings stock skyrockets 94% as €420m Chile housing contract transforms growth outlook
Eco Buildings Group PLC (AIM: ECOB) surged by more than 94% on October 21, 2025, closing at 24.80…
Quebec’s zero-carbon gypsum board plant shows industrial decarbonization is possible at scale
Saint-Gobain Canada opens North America’s first zero-carbon gypsum wallboard plant in Quebec, cutting 44,000 tons of CO2 while boosting output 40 percent.
Owens Corning bets on Alabama: can Prattville reshape the future of U.S. roofing supply?
Owens Corning picks Prattville, Alabama for a new 250,000 sq. ft. shingle plant. Find out how this move strengthens its U.S. roofing network.
Skanska ramps up global momentum with Malmö sports complex and D.C. rail project in Q3 2025
Skanska lands major projects in Sweden and the U.S., boosting revenue and reaffirming its AI-driven, sustainability-first strategy. Read the full update.
Is Vinci’s €200m share buyback the key to higher stock prices?
Vinci, the renowned French construction and concessions leader, has solidified its position with a major share buyback initiative,…
Gamuda Berhad expands collaboration with Google Cloud to elevate gen AI capabilities across workforce
In a significant move to boost its digital and innovative capabilities, Gamuda Berhad announced today its decision to…
Larsen & Toubro bags major order from ONGC for MHN TCPP PGC BGC Project
Larsen & Toubro (L&T), a global leader in engineering, procurement, and construction services, has announced that its Hydrocarbon…
Infosys awards INR59 crore Kolkata project to Ahluwalia Contracts in latest infrastructure deal
Ahluwalia Contracts secures ₹58.8 crore deal to build Infosys regional office in Kolkata. Find out what this means for its FY22 order book.