Smart Growth: How Hensel Phelps Is Choosing Where to Play or Not
In this episode of FMI’s Built-In podcast, Scott Winsted talked with Brian Skipper, corporate director of project development at Hensel Phelps.
Read MoreIn this episode of FMI’s Built-In podcast, Scott Winsted talked with Brian Skipper, corporate director of project development at Hensel Phelps.
Read MoreEBITDA benchmarking provides organizations with a clear, consistent way to evaluate performance, spot opportunities and guide both operational and strategic decisions. By comparing EBITDA margins against industry peers, companies can identify efficiency gaps, validate strategies and strengthen competitiveness.
Read MoreCompared to earlier quarters, the risks facing the Canadian economy are becoming more pronounced. FMI’s upcoming third quarter outlook for 2025 will reflect these mounting pressures and the growing uncertainty surrounding the Canadian construction industry.
Read MoreFirst look at the Nonresidential Construction Index report for the second quarter 2025.
Read MoreFirst look at the Civil Infrastructure Construction Index report for the second quarter 2025.
Read MoreWhile the tariff situation remains fluid, contractors that take proactive steps will be best positioned to weather the storm. The current challenges, if managed wisely, may present opportunities for firms that can innovate and lead in cost-efficient construction practices.
Read MoreThis is the final post in our series about diversification. In our first post, we talked about understanding the critical elements of diversification, the drivers behind it and why conducting a strategy audit is essential. After this initial overview, the first step is understanding if you’re even ready to begin the process of diversifying, which we explored in our second post. Before…
Read MoreThe impact of tariffs on the construction and building products industry is both significant and ongoing. Some companies will benefit from pricing shifts, while others must rework their strategies to remain competitive. The only certainty is that tariffs and their influence on pricing will continue to shape the industry’s trajectory.
Read MoreBefore entering new markets and segments, it’s crucial to understand where your business stands today. Auditing your current strategy is critical to evaluating your readiness and identifying areas for improvement.
Read MoreWhen it comes to making capital outlays for equipment or for acquisitions, it is essential for construction industry leaders to evaluate how these expenditures align with their overall business strategy and prepare for potential short-term cash challenges.
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