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Keller secures £50m job on first phase of ‘mega-city’ build
Keller has been selected as part of a group of contractors who will help to build a new mega-city.
The ground-engineering specialist was named as…
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Troubled One Nine Elms site to be completed by 2023
R&F Properties’ troubled One Nine Elms site in London is due to be completed in November 2023.
Last week, Chinese developer R&F agreed a…
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Directors given 11-year ban over ‘bogus’ COVID loan claim
Two construction bosses have been banned from running businesses for 11 years, after falsely applying for £100,000 of bounceback loans during the…
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Severfield revenue breaks through £400m mark
Steel specialist Severfield has broken company revenue records for a second year, bringing in more than £400m despite “challenging market…
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Murphy’s revenue hits nearly £1.3bn
Murphy’s revenue increased by 14 per cent in 2021 – hitting nearly £1.3bn.
Financial results for the civils-focused contractor showed its revenue…
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Countryside open to sale offers after shareholder pressure
Countryside will listen to offers to buy its business after shareholders encouraged the board to actively seek a sale for the company.
Last week,…
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Repair work slows, causing monthly construction output to fall
Construction output has fallen after five consecutive months of growth, figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) reveal.
Following a…
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Alarm as data shows housebuilding ‘close to stagnation’
Key industry figures have sounded the alarm after research showed residential construction growth slowed to its weakest pace since the first…
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Concrete specialist sees revenue fall by over a quarter
Revenue for concrete and ground specialist Getjar fell by more than a quarter in 2020, as it continues to grapple with COVID-related issues.…
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US hedge fund sees £1.5bn Countryside takeover bid rejected
Countryside has rebuffed a £1.5bn takeover bid from San Francisco-based investment fund Inclusive Capital Partners (In-Cap).
According to the…
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