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Does The Construction Sector Rally Have Legs In 2025?

Chong Tjen San, Director, CGS International

23-Jan-25 09:15

Does The Construction Sector Rally Have Legs In 2025?

The construction sector was the biggest winner in 2024, up more than 60%, due to two strong themes: data centres and the Johor-Singapore SEZ. But has that already been priced in or will we still see upside this year for construction stocks? Chong Tjen San from CGS International weighs in.

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