civil engineering industry outlook safcec; july 2010
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Civil Engineering Industry Outlook SAFCEC; July 2010. ECONOMIC CRISIS ????. General Economic situation: where in the world are we? The “Long view” on Construction The “Short view” on Construction Structure or Cycle? The Future?. SA Economy ‘Overheated’. The ‘world came tumbling down’. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Civil Engineering Industry Outlook SAFCEC; July 2010
ECONOMIC CRISIS ????
• General Economic situation: where in the world are we?
• The “Long view” on Construction• The “Short view” on Construction• Structure or Cycle?• The Future?
SA Economy ‘Overheated’
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CPIX/CPI annual average Target range
CPI new
The ‘world came tumbling down’
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Ifo World economic climate survey 1995=100
Impact & consequences by Client
• Immediate impact: Liquidity constraints and decline in demand – Transnet: Re-scoping– Eskom – Nuclear delay, hydro delay, coal 3 wait
and see, Kusile delayed roll-out.– Private Sector development slowed down– Less income at various tiers of Government.
• Companies increase exposure to Public Sector Work.
Election ‘Paralysis’
Postponement of Tenders
So we came down with the flu!!
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Gdp: Q-o-q % change (saar)
General Economic Optimism
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Composite Leading Business Cycle IndicatorComposite Leading Business Cycle IndicatorIndex: 2000=100
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Construction Confidence are “a’comin”
“Demography is Destiny”
Long Term: The “Think Tool”
Construction Works Investment & Capital Output Ratio
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The “Long View”: Economic Infrastructure Investment
The Long View: Social Infrastructure
WHAT DO WE KNOW?
• The economy is recovering• Current economic infrastructure is not sufficient to facilitate
6% growth; spending inevitable. • Water & Sanitation spending starting• Road infrastructure spending accelerating• Current power infrastructure will be reaching the end of its
efficient life cycle by 2020-2025.• Government is committed to infrastructure spending.• Institutional problems delay execution• First & Second Economic crisis – created uncertainty
Short Term Outlook Pessimistic
New Tenders: Opinions
New Tenders: Numbers
Contract Awards
Turnover vs Long Term Trends
Contract Awards: Structure or Cycle?
Awards : Turnover relationship
Civil Engineering Turnover
Future: 2010 & 2011
SUMMARY
• Pre-crisis order books unwinding• Short term decline due to spending delays
• 2009 – -10% • 2010 – -39%• 2011 – 1,2%
• Long-term: sector fundamentally well positioned
Turnover vs Long Term Trends
2010 StadiaGFIPGautrainTransnet Pipeline Medupi /KusileKing ShakaDurban HarbourIngula
MiningTCTASANRAL roads (nT)Coal 3N1/N2Nuclear 1GFIP Phase 2SAPREF RefineryN2 Wild CoastSASOL Expansions
THANK YOUHenk [email protected]