Along with the increase in government programs to accelerate infrastructure development, the construction industry in Indonesia has faced intense competition which has forced construction companies in Indonesia to be efficient in order to remain profitable.  This study is aimed to measure the efficiency of construction companies in Indonesia.  Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA)is used for the research method and data is obtained from the companies’ yearly report in the period 2010-2016 listed in the Indonesia Stock Exchange.  The results of the study show that state-owned enterprises (BUMN) are more efficient than private companies. This is due to the large number and value of the project from the government in the field of infrastructure.  The study has important implications for the the government to warn state owned companies to stay efficient yet profitable when facing foreign competitions.  Since the study showed that companies with large revenue (sales) and low cost are efficient.  The private companies ought to seek bigger sales from government projects

Global competition has challenged the performance of construction companies in Southeast Asia. This research determines factors that influence the performance of construction companies.  Data collections were obtained from stock exchanges of countries under the study from years 2013 to 2016. The research methods use static and dynamic panel data. The results reveal that financial performance of construction companies is affected by DER, interest rate and efficiency, while their market performance is influenced by growth of construction cost, interest rate and score of efficiency.