Construction & Infrastructure Trends: Feb 1 - Australia (5 stories)
Sunday, 1 Feb 2026 Weekly Construction & Infrastructure Australia
Here is your Weekly summary for Construction & Infrastructure across Australia for Mon 26th January - Sun 1st February 2026
Bernstein's 2026 Construction Outlook highlights key stocks poised for growth amid a materials recovery, signaling potential investment opportunities in the sector. This forecast is crucial as it reflects anticipated market shifts and recovery trends, which could influence funding and project planning.
In a tragic incident, a fatal traffic accident at Serabi Gold’s Palito mine underscores ongoing safety concerns in the mining sector, emphasizing the need for enhanced safety protocols to protect workers.
Caterpillar has reported record revenue, driven by heightened demand for energy equipment fueled by the AI boom, showcasing the industry's adaptability and growth potential. Meanwhile, Steel Dynamics has also posted impressive results with record shipments and plans for aluminum expansion, indicating strong market performance.
Mitie has maintained its profit forecast while reporting a significant 28% increase in its bidding pipeline, reaching a record high. This growth reflects a robust demand for construction services, suggesting a positive outlook for the industry moving forward.
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Bernstein’s 2026 Construction Outlook: Top 5 Stocks to Buy for the Materials Recovery
All News 27 Jan 2026, 5:50am -
Caterpillar logs record revenue as AI boom fuels energy equipment demand
All News 29 Jan 2026, 11:50am -
Steel Dynamics Q4 2025 slides: record shipments and aluminum expansion highlight results
All News 26 Jan 2026, 5:50pm -
Mitie keeps profit forecast, bidding pipeline jumps 28% to record high
All News 27 Jan 2026, 8:16am -
Fatal traffic accident at Serabi Gold’s Palito mine claims worker’s life
All News 31 Jan 2026, 6:06pm