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      The building and construction industry is one of the main pillars of the economy, both nationally and internationally. It creates essential foundations for social development: housing, mobility networks, energy infrastructure and public facilities. However, the ongoing need for modern, sustainable infrastructure is increasingly placing the industry in a complex field of tension.

      Acting instead of reacting in the future

      The building and construction industry is one of the main pillars of the economy, both nationally and internationally. It creates essential foundations for social development: housing, mobility networks, energy infrastructure and public facilities. However, the ongoing need for modern, sustainable infrastructure is increasingly placing the industry in a complex field of tension.


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      Funding programmes such as the special fund for infrastructure and climate protection projects as well as legal measures to accelerate residential construction are evidence of this: The public sector is taking responsibility for the industry.

      Dr. Steffen Wagner

      Partner, Deal Advisory, Head of M&A, Head of Transport & Infrastructure

      KPMG AG Wirtschaftsprüfungsgesellschaft

      Special assets: infrastructure needs extra focus

      The German government is making 500 billion euros available by 2045. This leads to investment opportunities.

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      KPMG Insights on the construction industry

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      Dr. Steffen Wagner

      Partner, Deal Advisory, Head of M&A, Head of Transport & Infrastructure

      KPMG AG Wirtschaftsprüfungsgesellschaft