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Highlighting trends in the South African construction industry December 2013
SA construction
1st edition
pwc.co.za/construction
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Table of contents
1. Executive summary
02
2. The South African construction industry
04
3. Integrating risk for performance
13
4. Safety
25
5. Meeting the tax challenge
28
6. Value added
34
7. Shareholder analysis
38
8. Boardroom dynamics
40
9. Financial performance
42
10. Glossary
51
11. Other information
53
12. Key contacts
55
1. Executive summary
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Highlights
Current year R 'millions
Total revenue
145 793
Net profit
3 085
Net operating cash flows
5 375
Distributions to
790
shareholders
Total assets
96 466
Secured order book
160 630
Employees*
429
* Thousands
Prior year R 'millions
120 828 1 266 576
1 695
86 765 159 193
433
Difference R 'millions
24 965 1 819 4 799
% Changes
21% 144% 833%
(905)
(53%)
9 701 1 437
11% 1%
(4)
(1%)
Welcome to the inaugural edition of our SA Construction publication, which highlights trends in the South African construction industry.
The 2013 year has seen the construction industry in the headlines for all the wrong reasons. Most notable has been the finalisation of the Competition Commission enquiries as well as significant delays at Eskom power plant projects. These have highlighted the importance of the industry for the country's development and the challenges of the environment in which it operates.
We hope that this publication will provide meaningful information to industry participants in evaluating performance and addressing risks.
Scope
Our findings are based on the financial results of the top 10 construction companies by market capitalisation on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE). Section 11 provides a list of all construction companies included in this report.
The findings of this report are based on publicly-available information, predominantly annual reports, for financial years ending no later than 30 June 2013. Where annual reports were not available, we have used preliminary reviewed results.
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