Delivering international construction information in the Chinese language
International Construction China (ICC) is the first Chinese language magazine to bring international construction information to the Chinese market.
China is one of the construction ‘hotspots' of the world and is currently estimated to be worth over US$400 billion annually.
ICC aims to deliver best-practice information to senior engineers in the fast-growing Chinese construction sector.
Top Stories
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China unveils US$ 586 billion "Economic stimulus plan"
The Chinese government has unveiled a U$ 586 billion "Economic stimulus plan" that will be used to finance programs in 10 major areas over the next two years. ...more
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Volvo sales decelerate
Volvo Construction Equipment's latest results show sales growth has decelerated more rapidly than expected during the third quarter of 2008. ...more
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New features on KHL.com
Users of KHL Group's website, www.khl.com, will notice some big changes this month. Besides updating several pages we've also added some new ones, including: ...more
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IDB loan for Panama Canal expansion
The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) has approved a US$ 400 million loan for the Panama Canal expansion, the largest infrastructure project underway in Latin America. ...more
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Glass pyramid for Paris skyline
Following the lifting of a ban in July on high-rise projects in Paris, Switzerland-based architects Herzog & de Meuron have unveiled designs for a 50-storey, 180 m-tall tower, dubbed the Projet Triang ...more
Equipment News
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Volvo launches new wheel loaders
Volvo is introducing the F-Series L45F and L50F mid-sized wheel loaders to the European market next month with plans to expand the range internationally in 2009. ...more
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Schwing's concrete strategy
Despite the downturn in the US market and increasing competition from the Far East, concrete machinery manufacturer Schwing remains confident about its global market position. ...more
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Case launches 570M XT Series 3 loader/tool carrier
Case Construction Equipment has launched the 570M XT Series 3 Loader/Tool Carrier with a new Tier 3/Stage IIIA compliant Case "Family III" turbocharged engine. The new engine delivers 59 kW (79 hp), a ...more
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Hyundai plans US$ 330 million production expansion in Korea
Hyundai Heavy Industries. has announced plans for a major US$ 330 million investment in the expansion of its construction equipment production capacity. ...more
Project News
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US$300 million loan for Panama Canal expansion
The Word Bank's International Finance Corporation (IFC) has approved a US$ 300 million loan to support the Panama Canal Authority’s (ACP) US$ 5.25 billion expansion project, according to a statement o ...more
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New Dubai Creek crossing approved
The design of the seventh crossing to span Dubai, United Arab Emirates' Creek has been approved by the tiny emirates' ruler, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum. ...more
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Baghdad plans US$ 3 billion metro
Baghdad's mayor, Sabir al-Issawi, has announced ambitious plans to build a two line, 39 km-long metro system in the divided Iraqi capital. ...more
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'New Silk Road' to link Europe and Asia
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is to lend Kazakhstan US$ 700 million to help improve a major road it says will transform the country's economy. ...more
Other News
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AfDB to loan US$ 293 million for regional infrastructure development
In an effort to boost regional economic growth and reduce poverty the African Development Bank (AfDB) has approved a US$ 293.4 million loan to Tunisia, Mozambique and Third Emerging Capital Partners A ...more
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Argentinean water projects receive US$ 200 million in financing
The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) has approved a US$ 200 million loan to expand potable water and sanitation services in the Buenos Aires metropolitan area and suburbs. ...more
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KHL.com News Feeds available
There are now seventeen news feeds available from KHL.com ranging from the latest Breaking News to headlines from all the market sectors and magazines. ...more
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ADB loan for Bangladesh
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is to loan US$ 87 million in additional funds to improve the basic services and infrastructure in small and medium-sized towns of Bangladesh. ...more
Gary Bell, CEO of Bell Equipment
