Uruguay's construction industry is poised for growth, with a projected 3.7% expansion in 2025 following a minor decline in the previous year. The sector's resilience is attributed to robust regulations, investments in key areas like water, transportation, and solar energy. Over the period from 2026 to 2029, the industry is expected to maintain a steady average annual growth rate of 3.6%, driven by initiatives in hydrogen and a substantial project pipeline amounting to USD 8.9 billion. A significant driver of growth is Uruguay's emphasis on green hydrogen and derivatives, with plans to attract UYU746.4 billion ($18 billion) in investments by 2040. The country's commitment to sustainable energy is evident in projects like the Green Hydrogen and Power Plant Development in Paysandu, with a planned investment of UYU165.9 billion ($4 billion), and the Modern City Development in Colonia, with an investment of UYU82.9 billion ($2 billion). Additionally, the focus on infrastructure projects such as the Canelones Data Center Development and sanitation projects nationwide further underpins the industry's positive trajectory. The market analysis report provides insights into the historical and forecasted valuations of Uruguay's construction industry, detailed segmentation by sectors, analysis of the mega-project pipeline, and information on major projects and key stakeholders, highlighting a promising outlook for the sector.