Business Monitor International Release Latest Report on the Greek Infrastructure

LONDON, July 12, 2011 -

Business Monitor International has announced the release of its
newest report, which examines the state of the industry
infrastructure in Greece.

This is currently a turbulent time for Greece’s economy, as
there have been protests about tax rises, job losses and a number
of strikes at power plants. The impact of fluctuations in the href="analysis.businessmonitor.com/intelligence/all-regions/all-countries/infrastructure-industry">
infrastructure market is likely to be felt in Greece’s
construction industry which is currently struggling to cope with
reduced demand for its services.

Business Monitor International’s report covers all the major
areas of the href="analysis.businessmonitor.com/intelligence/all-regions/all-countries/infrastructure-industry">
infrastructure sector including transportation, energy and
utilities; analysis of the latest industry trends and prospects;
and competitive intelligence on leading construction companies. It
also features BMI’s market assessment and 5-year forecasts to
end-2015 covering public procurement and spending on all major
infrastructure and construction projects, including transportation
and logistics by land, sea and air; power plants and utilities, and
commercial construction and property development. The report also
analyses the impact of regulatory changes and the macroeconomic
outlook and features competitive intelligence on multinational and
national contractors and suppliers.

BMI’s previous outlook for the Greek energy and utilities market
predicted that the market was in decline and would continue to
decline. The Greek parliament is due to vote on the government’s
latest round of spending cuts and tax rises. Spending cuts are
likely to hit the infrastructure industry hard as the industry is
reliant on growth and investment which is likely to be reduced as
part of the proposed spending cuts.

The Infrastructure report enables industry professionals,
strategists, sector analysts, investors, trade associations and
regulatory bodies to evaluate and better manage the risks, and
exploit business opportunities, in global infrastructure markets.
BMI’s analysis of the situation and forecasts for the future offer
insight for those looking to manage risks or considering
investment.

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York. BMI’s corporate mission is to become the world’s No.1
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joint CEOs, who both continue to play a full role within the
company.

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