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New Report Analyzes Key Trends and Opportunities in Finland Construction Market

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May 28 2013

The Finnish construction sector is still showing signs of weakening, having been registering -1.16% CAGR during 2008–2012. Going forward, however, the industry anticipated to grow at 3.35% CAGR up to 2017, set to be supported by rising income levels coupled with healthy demand from the retail and tourism industries.

The country will also benefit from its strategic geographical location and relative economic stability in comparison to other EU members. With the fast aging population, and a focus on enhancing the education system and innovation, the institutional construction sector is likely to grow moderately during the forecast period. Supported by an increase in migration, the residential construction sector is also expected to expand in the next few years. However, the fast ageing population and low employment rates could hinder growth in the marketplace.

New market research report “Construction in Finland – Key Trends and Opportunities to 2017” elaborated by Timetric provides a comprehensive guide to the construction industry in Finland.

The study covers the Finnish construction market’s growth prospects up to 2017 by sector, project type and type of construction activity; analyses equipment, material and service costs across each project type within the country; offers critical insight into the impact of industry trends and issues, besides shedding light on the risks and opportunities they present to a slew of industry participants. Using Porter’s five forces, the report assesses the competitive landscape of the market, as well as profiles the leading domestic construction companies. Furthermore, the profiles of the largest construction projects in Finland are included as well.