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12/02/2022
12/02/2022
CMB confirms the turnover growth trend with a 2021 final result of 727 million euros, against 573 million in 2020, and a 2022 budget that arrives at 735, the highest level ever reached by the enterprise. In this scenario the contribution of foreign production is decisive: 140 million of turnover comes from building sites in Denmark and Switzerland.
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25/11/2021
25/11/2021
On 27 October, Italian President Sergio Mattarella officially opened the new premises of the Guardia di Finanza Police Academy in Bergamo, on the site of the former hospital complex. This important work for the city is destined to become an advanced training hub and an integral part of Bergamo’s civil society.
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26/05/2021
26/05/2021
In a year marked by the Covid-19 pandemic, with most construction sites and activities blocked for three months, CMB closed FY 2020 with a turnover of over € 570 million, 70 million of which realized abroad, balancing the books and keeping important financial, equity and business objectives within its sights.
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15/02/2021
15/02/2021
Despite the on-going health emergency, CMB has approved the 2021 – 2023 Business Plan, consolidating the development model already implemented in previous years and with an average 9% annual growth rate forecast.
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25/05/2020
25/05/2020
The world has changed since February 2020, and the scenario we’ve been faced with has been strongly impacted by the medical emergency that has swept our country off its feet. After almost two months of lockdown, manufacturing activities and constructions sites restarted from 4 May. CMB has reopened in Carpi, Milan and Rome, and work has restarted on its construction sites, gradually and in complete safety.
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15/02/2020
15/02/2020
In a context of the construction sector, which shows signs of a recovery in investments in works and concessions in Italy, CMB has ambitious goals: 650 million euros in revenues in 2020, with an average annual growth of 7% and an order book of 3 billion, among the highest ever reached.
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