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Saturday 24 October 2026 · London closed
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Every Financial News story tagged construction materials, newest first.
Fusion21 has selected 17 suppliers for a substantial £250m framework aimed at enhancing materials supply and services. The framework is organised into six categories: general building materials, electrical, plumbing and heating, managed services, kitchens, and adapted living. It…
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The availability of raw construction materials in the UK is rapidly declining, posing a significant threat to the industry.Quarrying firms have issued warnings about the shortage of essential materials such…
The latest data reveals significant price fluctuations in UK construction materials, highlighting industry challenges and opportunities.Notable quarterly price shifts observed across various construction materials.Data spans multiple types of materials and…
The construction industry is closely monitoring the fluctuating trends in building material production and distribution across various UK regions.Recent data highlights regional discrepancies in the availability and delivery of construction…
The UK government has announced ambitious plans to boost housing and infrastructure developments.Suppliers express readiness to meet increased demand for construction materials.Current inventory levels for UK construction materials are promising,…
SigmaRoc has allied with Duo Group to enhance limestone aggregate production in the UK.Strategic processing plants will be established at up to seven SigmaRoc limestone quarries.These plants aim to repurpose…
As consumer prices in the UK show signs of stabilisation, the construction sector grapples with escalating tender prices.Arcadis maintains its 2025 inflation forecast but anticipates higher inflation for 2026 to…
Aggregate Industries UK strengthens its market position with the acquisition of Land Recovery, a specialist in construction materials recycling.The acquisition aligns with Aggregate Industries' ambition to lead the UK's circular…
