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Eastern Europe Infrastructure Construction Market Size and Trends Analysis by Countries, Sector and Segment Forecast to 2026

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Published: January 31, 2023 Report Code: GRCREG000002CN

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Eastern Europe Infrastructure Construction Market Report Overview

The Eastern Europe infrastructure construction market size will be valued at $228 billion in 2023 and is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 2.2% over the forecast period. The market growth in the Eastern Europe region is primarily driven by the strong project pipeline in the electricity and power sector domain.

As countries in Eastern Europe are predominantly energy and commodity-importing countries with strong trade links to Russia, the impact of the sanctions on Russia is expected to be more profound in the region, exacerbating inflation and restricting growth in the construction sector. The construction output is expected to decline by (0.5%) in 2022 for the region.

Eastern Europe Infrastructure Construction Market Outlook, 2019-26 ($ Billion)

Eastern Europe Infrastructure Construction Market Outlook, 2019-26 ($ Billion)

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According to estimates from GlobalData, the Eastern Europe infrastructure construction market observed growth of nearly 2.8% in 2020 followed by a 1.2% growth rate in 2021. The growth momentum was supported by the strong output values from Russia. For instance, the infrastructure construction output growth (Real) for Russia in 2021 was evaluated at nearly 5.7%, followed by Poland at approximately 2.1% and then the Czech Republic at 1.4%.

Eastern Europe Infrastructure Construction Market Segmentation by Sectors

The Eastern Europe infrastructure construction industry covers sectors including railways, roads, water and sewage, electricity and power, and others. Among these, roads category accounted for nearly 46.0% of the overall share in 2023 and is projected to continue its dominance over the forecast period.

Roads: The Eastern Europe road infrastructure sector is anticipated to showcase constrained growth owing to the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Although, Russia’s road infrastructure investment is expected to remain stable as the government’s planned expenditure of RUB1 trillion ($13.7 billion) from its National Wealth Fund on infrastructure projects by 2023.

In Turkey, road transport will be improved under Transportation and Logistics Master Plan – Transportation 2053 Vision, with new investments announced to aid the expansion of the road network from 28,650km in 2022 to 38,000km in 2053 and the highway network from 3,633km in 2022 to 8,325km in 2053.

Eastern Europe Infrastructure Construction Market Share by Sectors, 2023 (%)

Eastern Europe Infrastructure Construction Market Share by Sectors, 2023 (%)

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Electricity and Power: This sector in terms of its market share in the overall Eastern Europe infrastructure is projected to capture the second highest market share post roads category. Eastern Europe electricity and power construction projects are estimated to be dominated by Poland. The country is heavily invested in developing and upgrading its electricity and power network through a dual effort of public and private spending in the renewable sector. For instance, the total spending in the electricity and power sector of Poland is evaluated at more than $90.5 billion with nearly 84 upcoming projects. Similarly, other Eastern Europe countries excluding Russia, Turkey, and the Czech Republic have a total combined investment value of over $247.5 billion.

Water and Sewage:  The water and sewage segment accounted for the third largest market share in 2023 in terms of construction output value (Real $ billion, 2017). Although, this sector is estimated to observe the lowest investment in terms of monetary value as compared to its counterpart categories. There are considerable disparities in renewable freshwater resources across the region, which has caused water scarcity in countries with fewer resources. Spending on water and sewage projects will be primarily driven by government efforts to address the issue of water scarcity. The potential for cooperation between countries in the region may allow for a more equitable distribution of water from the region’s freshwater resources, driving investment in new distribution pipelines.

Railways: The railways sector is anticipated to showcase the highest compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of nearly 2.8% over the forecast period. The new investments in the sector are widely supported by new project pipelines in countries including Russia, Turkey, Romania, and Poland. For instance, in August 2022, the Polish railway manager of PKP Polskie Linie Kolejowe S.A. (a subsidiary of Polish State Railways) said that the government is planning to invest in the railway sector for the construction of a railway track between Szczecin Główny and the German border. The project also involves the construction of new railway stations in Przecław, Szczecin Pomorzany Południowy, Warzymice, and Kołbaskowo.

Others: The others category comprises airports, ports, marine, and inland waterways. The airport construction projects pipeline in Eastern Europe region is anticipated with a total value of $33.3 billion, which includes projects from the announcement to execution stages. Likewise, the port construction project pipeline in the region is estimated at around $30.6 billion.

Eastern Europe Infrastructure Construction Market Segmentation by Countries

Russia is projected to remain a dominant country in terms of output value in 2023, accounting for a market share of more than 27.0%. The infrastructure construction sector was the third largest sector in 2023, accounting for over 19% of its total output that year.

The infrastructure sector is expected to post healthy growth in 2022, driven by the government’s efforts to upgrade the country’s rail, road, and other public transport infrastructure. The sector is poised to grow by 7.7% in 2022, before posting contractions of 2.7% and 0.3% in 2023 and 2024, respectively. The decline over the next two years will primarily be driven by declining public revenues amid the impact of Western sanctions on energy imports.

Poland is anticipated to emerge as the second-largest country in the overall Eastern Europe infrastructure construction industry. The infrastructure construction sector is expected to increase by 4.3% in real terms in 2022, supported by the government’s efforts to increase investment in railway infrastructure. For instance, among the largest projects in the pipeline is the $7.8 billion Rail Baltica II High-Speed Rail project, which involves the construction of an 870km-long, double-track, 1,435mm-gauge electrified rail line with a speed of 240km/h. Thus, a strong pipeline in the railway’s domain is projected to assist the country’s growth over the predicted timeline.

Turkey’s infrastructure construction sector is predicted to account for the third-largest share in the regional dynamics of the Eastern Europe infrastructure construction market. However, the country’s infrastructure construction sector is expected to decline by 6.1% and 4.5% in 2022 and 2023, respectively, due to an increase in financial debts, rising inflation, currency weakness, and supply chain disruption, which have led to delays and cancellations of projects, and reduced the government’s capacity to invest in new projects.

Eastern Europe Infrastructure Construction Market Share by Country, 2023 (%)

Eastern Europe Infrastructure Construction Market Share by Country, 2023 (%)

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The infrastructure construction sector in Czech Republic is expected to grow by 3.9% in 2022, before registering an annual average growth of 1.5% between 2023 and 2026. This growth is supported by European financing for the highest number of rail projects selected under the first call for proposals of the CEF2 2021–27. Under this, a total of 12 projects will receive a European co-financing of CZK9.5 billion ($431 million) by 2023.

Eastern Europe Infrastructure Construction Market Research Scope

Market Size in 2023 $228.0 billion
Market Size in 2026 $255.9 billion
CAGR 2.2% from 2022 to 2026
Historic Years 2016-2021
Forecast Period 2022-2026
Report Scope & Coverage Sector Overview, Construction Output Value ($ Million), Project Pipeline by Country and Sector, Regional Outlook by Key Sectors, Top 20 Project Details by Sector
Key Segments Roads, Railways, Electricity and Power, Water and Sewage, Others
Key Countries Russia, Poland, Turkey, Czech Republic, Rest of Eastern Europe

Scope

  • Eastern Europe infrastructure construction market outlook: analysis as well as historical figures and forecasts of revenue opportunities from the sector and regional segments.

  • The report provides an overview of the outlook for the Eastern Europe infrastructure construction industry to 2026.

  • Analysis of the outlook for infrastructure investment in major countries: Russia, Poland, Turkey, Czech Republic, and the Rest of Eastern Europe.

  • Insight into the project pipelines for roads, railways, electricity and power, water and sewage, and others.

Reasons to Buy

  • Evaluate regional trends in infrastructure development from insight into output values and project pipelines. Identify the fastest growers to enable assessment and targeting of commercial opportunities in the markets best suited to strategic focus.

  • Identify the drivers in the Eastern Europe infrastructure construction market and consider growth in developed economies. Formulate plans on where and how to engage with the market while minimizing any negative impact on revenues.

  • Accompanying GlobalData’s Forecast products, the report examines the assumptions and drivers behind ongoing and upcoming trends in the Eastern Europe infrastructure construction market.

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Table of Contents

  • Table of Contents

  • CHAPTER 01 Overview

  • CHAPTER 02 Sector Overviews

    • 2.1 Railways

    • 2.2 Roads

    • 2.3 Electricity and Power

    • 2.4 Water and Sewage

    • 2.5 Others

  • CHAPTER 03 Project Pipelines

    • 3.1 All Infrastructure Projects

      • 3.1.1 Railway Projects

      • 3.1.2 Road Projects

      • 3.1.3 Electricity and Power Projects

      • 3.1.4 Water and Sewage Projects

      • 3.1.5 Other Projects

  • CHAPTER 04 Eastern Europe Infrastructure Construction Regional Trends

    • 4.1 Eastern Europe Infrastructure Construction Market Data

      • 4.1.1 Czech Republic Infrastructure Construction Market Data

      • 4.1.2 Poland Infrastructure Construction Market Data

      • 4.1.3 Russia Infrastructure Construction Market Data

      • 4.1.4 Turkey Infrastructure Construction Market Data

      • 4.1.5 Rest Of Eastern Europe Infrastructure Construction Market Data

  • CHAPTER 05 Research Methodology

    • 5.1 Introduction

    • 5.2 Research Methodology Steps

      • 5.2.1 Data Collection and Consolidation

      • 5.2.2 Modelling and Estimation

      • 5.2.3 Forecasting and Validation

  • CHAPTER 06 About GlobalData

  • Contact Us

Table

Table 1 Eastern Europe Infrastructure Construction Output, by Country (Real, $ 2017 Billion), 2016–2026

Table 2 All Eastern Europe Infrastructure Construction, Project Pipeline Value by Stage and Key Countries ($ Million)

Table 3 All Eastern Europe Infrastructure Construction, Project Pipeline Value by Stage and Sector ($ Million)

Table 4 Top 20 Railway Projects by Value

Table 5 Top 20 Road Projects by Value

Table 6 Top 20 Electricity and Power Projects by Value

Table 7 Top 20 Water and Sewage Projects by Value

Table 8 Top 20 Airport Projects by Value

Table 9 Top 20 Other Projects by Value

Table 10 Eastern Europe Infrastructure Construction Output Value, by Sector (Real $ Billion), 2016–26

Table 11 Czech Republic Infrastructure Construction Output Value, by Sector (Real $ Billion), 2016–26

Table 12 Poland Infrastructure Construction Output Value, by Sector (Real $ Billion), 2016–26

Table 13 Russia Infrastructure Construction Output Value, by Sector (Real $ Billion), 2016–26

Table 14 Turkey Infrastructure Construction Output Value, by Sector (Real $ Billion), 2016–26

Table 15 Rest of Eastern Europe Infrastructure Construction Output Value, by Sector (Real $ Billion), 2016–26

Figures

Fig.1 Eastern Europe Infrastructure Construction Output Value (Real $ Billion) and Growth (% Change)

Fig.2 Global Infrastructure Construction Output Value by Region (Index, 2016 = 100)

Fig.3 Railway Infrastructure Output (% of GDP) vs Population Density per Km of Rail

Fig.4 Railway Infrastructure Output (% of GDP) vs Efficiency of Train Services

Fig.5 Railway Infrastructure Construction Output Value, % of GDP, Average of Time Period

Fig.6 Railway Infrastructure Construction Output Value (Real $ Million)

Fig.7 Road Infrastructure Output (% of GDP) vs Quality of Roads

Fig.8 Road Infrastructure Output (% of GDP) vs Road Connectivity

Fig.9 Road Infrastructure Construction Output Value, % of GDP, Average of Time Period

Fig.10 Road Infrastructure Construction Output Value (Real $ Million)

Fig.11 Electricity and Power Infrastructure Output (% of GDP) vs Electricity Power Losses

Fig.12 Electricity and Power Infrastructure Output (% of GDP) vs Electricity Quality

Fig.13 Electricity and Power Construction Output Value, % of GDP, Average of Time Period

Fig.14 Electricity and Power Construction Output Value (Real $ Million)

Fig.15 Water and Sewage Infrastructure Output (% of GDP) vs Reliability of Water Supply

Fig.16 Water and Sewage Infrastructure Output (% of GDP), Access to Safely Managed Sanitation

Fig.17 Water and Sewage Infrastructure Construction Output Value, % of GDP, Average of Time Period

Fig.18 Water and Sewage Infrastructure Construction Output Value (Real $ Million)

Fig.19 Others Infrastructure Construction Output (% of GDP) vs Efficiency of Seaport Services

Fig.20 All Eastern Europe Infrastructure Construction, Project Pipeline Value by Stage ($ million)

Fig.21 All Eastern Europe Infrastructure Construction, Project Pipeline Value by Stage and Sector ($ Million)

Fig.22 All Eastern Europe Infrastructure Construction, Project Pipeline Value by Stage and Key Countries ($ Million)

Fig.23 All Eastern Europe Railways, Project Pipeline by Stage ($ Million)

Fig.24 All Eastern Europe Railways, Project Pipeline by Stage and Key Countries ($ Million)

Fig.25 All Eastern Europe Railways, Project Pipeline by Funding Type and Key Countries (% of Total)

Fig.26 All Eastern Europe Railways, Project Pipeline Rail Length by Completion Year (km)

Fig.27 All Eastern Europe Roads, Project Pipeline by Stage ($ Million)

Fig.28 All Eastern Europe Roads, Project Pipeline by Stage and Key Countries ($ Million)

Fig.29 All Eastern Europe Roads, Project Pipeline by Funding Type and Key Countries (% of Total)

Fig.30 All Eastern Europe Roads, Project Pipeline Length by Completion Year (km)

Fig.31 All Eastern Europe Electricity and Power, Project Pipeline by Stage ($ Million)

Fig.32 All Eastern Europe Electricity and Power, Project Pipeline by Stage and Key Countries ($ Million)

Fig.33 All Eastern Europe Electricity and Power Generation, Project Pipeline by Type and Stage ($ Million)

Fig.34 All Eastern Europe Water and Sewage, Project Pipeline by Stage ($ Million)

Fig.35 All Eastern Europe Water and Sewage, Project Pipeline by Stage and Key Countries ($ Million)

Fig.36 All Eastern Europe Water and Sewage, Project Pipeline by Funding Type and Key Countries ($ Million)

Fig.37 All Eastern Europe Other, Project Pipeline by Stage ($ Million)

Fig.38 All Eastern Europe Other, Project Pipeline by Stage and Key Countries ($ Million)

Fig.39 All Eastern Europe Other, Project Pipeline by Funding Type and Key Countries ($ Million)

Fig.40 Research Methodology Steps

Fig.41 Core Objectives of Data Collection and Consolidation

Fig.42 Modelling Approach

Fig.43 Forecasting and Validation Flow

Fig.44 GlobalData Proposition and Product Capabilities

Fig.45 GlobalData Sector Coverage

Fig.46 Supporting business-critical decision making at the largest & most successful companies

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