Output of the buildings segment was up 15.7%, lifted by construction of factories, stores and homes, KSH said. Civil engineering output increased 21.9%, supported by road, railway and utilities projects, it added.
In a month-on-month comparison, construction output rose 0.5%, adjusted for seasonal and workday effects.
For the period January-October, output was up 22.2% year-on-year.
In absolute terms, output stood at HUF 336.3 billion in October and HUF 2,572.1 bln in January-October.
Order stock in the sector was up 40.3% at the end of October from twelve months earlier. Stock rose 1.7% in the buildings segment and 53.0% in the civil engineering segment.
New order volume was up 11.4% as new orders for buildings rose 32.7% and civil engineering orders fell 4.5%
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