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Key Indicators Some
key indicators from Robert Palmer's research and report into
the commercial glazing market have been released this month. Among them,
it has been revealed that, according to Palmer, although there will
be 8% growth in 2008, it will be followed by a decline of 2% in 2009
and 2.5% in 2010. The private sector will fall between 2007 and 2012
by 12.5% and housing (apartments blocks) by a considerable 54%. One
chink of light comes in the public sector which is expected to increase
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Put
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ISSUES
You
Can Go Your Own Way THIS MONTH'S NEWS
OGC
Embarrassment at New Logo
Commercial
Aluminium Glazing: Palmer Reports
Stillwater
Continues Acquisition Trail in Lincolnshire Colourline
Launches Espo Range of Aluminum Bi-Folding Doors Hydro's underlying income from continuing operations amounted to NOK 1,442 million in the first quarter of 2008, up from NOK 1,402 million in the previous quarter and down from NOK 2,345 million in the first quarter last year.
Replacement
Door and Window Market - UK 2008-2012 Heritage
Buildings at Risk Due to Skills Gaps
OBG
Opens New Doors with GEZE Housing
Report Casts Doubts on 2016 Housing Target Showtime
for K2 Cornwall
Glass & Glazing Expands into Somerset Bromsgrove
Glass and Windows Covered by CPA
New
CPA Chairman Focuses on Competitiveness
Supertrucks
- Extended Three Year Warranty & ISO9001 Britons
Basking at Home Could Save Over £300m in Fuel Persimmon
Imposes Freeze on New Sites T
R Freeman's £750,000 'Beach Huts' T
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