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QTPA Member Alert | ABS Engineering Construction Activity, Australia, Mar 2012 (5/7/2012)

ABS Engineering Construction Activity, Australia, Mar 2012

Some interesting trends with total engineering construction work rising 5.4% split up between private sector rising at 8.1% and the public sector falling at 1.8%.  The March quarter 2012 increased 4.7% over the December quarter 2011.

MARCH 2012 KEY FIGURES

Mar qtr 12 Dec qtr 11 to Mar qtr 12 Mar qtr 11 to Mar qtr 12
$m% change% change

TREND ESTIMATES(a)


Value of work done
For the private sector21 857.88.152.0
For the public sector(b)7 386.7-1.8-3.1
Total engineering construction29 232.05.432.8

SEASONALLY ADJUSTED ESTIMATES(a)


Value of work done
For the private sector22 447.919.356.2
For the public sector(b)7 398.6-1.7-3.2
Total engineering construction29 846.613.335.6

(a) Chain volume measures, reference year 2009-10.
(b) Includes work done by the private sector for the public sector and work done by the public sector.

Value of work done, Chain volume measures

Value of work done, Chain volume measuresTrend estimates

MARCH KEY POINTS

VALUE OF WORK DONE, CHAIN VOLUME MEASURES

TOTAL

  • The trend estimate for the value of total engineering construction work done rose 5.4% in the March 2012 quarter.
  • The seasonally adjusted estimate for the value of total engineering construction work done rose 13.3% in the March quarter to $29,846.6m.

PRIVATE SECTOR

  • The trend estimate for the value of work done for the private sector rose 8.1% in the March quarter.
  • The seasonally adjusted estimate for the value of work done for the private sector rose 19.3% in the March quarter to $22,447.9m.

PUBLIC SECTOR

  • The trend estimate for the value of work done for the public sector fell 1.8% in the March quarter.
  • The seasonally adjusted estimate for the value of work done for the public sector fell 1.7% in the March quarter to $7,398.6m.

VALUE OF WORK COMMENCED, CURRENT PRICES

  • The value of work commenced in the March quarter was $20,806.6m, an increase of 4.7% from the December quarter.

Jim Vaughan

Chief Executive Officer

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