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Kehoe’s cash advantage will be put to the test over the next year as he tries to dislodge Ashcroft as GOP front-runner.

Cambodia spent $159.755 million on imports of “iron and steel” in the first five months of the year, rising by 6.61 per cent year-on-year from $149.844 million as well as by 12.78 per cent half-on-half (compared to July-November 2022) from $141.65 million

The Australian Financial Review reached out to construction industry leaders to discuss insolvencies, risk and security of payments.

Cambodian“iron and steel” imports in the first quarter of 2023 – ended March 31 – clocked in at $93.292 million, rising by nearly 10.95 per cent year-on-year from $84.085 million and close to 6.0 per cent quarter-on-quarter from $88.04 million, according to provisional Customs (GDCE) statistics.

The land ministry approved a total of 4,275 construction investment projects in 2022 – down 28 projects or 0.65 per cent from a year earlier – with total registered capital of $2.968 billion, down 46.8 per cent on a yearly basis from $5.580 billion, according to the finance ministry.

The land ministry approved a total of 4,275 construction investment projects in 2022 – down 28 projects or 0.65 per cent from a year earlier – with total registered capital of $2.968 billion, down 46.8 per cent on a yearly basis from $5.580 billion, according to the finance ministry.

The Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction approved a total of 1,100 construction investment projects in the fourth quarter of 2022 – up 60 projects or 5.77 per cent year-on-year – with total registered capital of $1.0092 billion, up 9.3 per cent on a yearly basis from $0.9230 billion, albeit lower than in the same time of 2020.

Industries such as steel, textiles and pharmaceuticals are barely functioning, forcing thousands of factories to close and deepening unemployment.

Rising panic over blocked imports in crisis-hit Pakistan

Business leaders are clamouring for the cash-strapped government to allow manufacturing materials stuck at the key port of Karachi into the country