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But Credit Suisse conferees are buoyed by improved risk allocation and new technology, according to investment banking firm’s analysis of comments and predictions.
With recent project execution issues and results surprises among publicly traded engineering and construction firms, some question traditional industry business models.
Growth in the liquefied natural gas construction market globally appears to be on track, according to sector participants at a recent industry investors conference and other observers.
As oil-and-gas markets struggle to recover, publicly owned construction industry firms with ties to the sector tried to paint the best possible outlook for investors at a June 2 conference, held in New York City by investment firm Credit Suisse.