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Kingspan takes control of Steico

18 Jul 23 Kingspan Group has agreed a deal to buy an initial 51% of Steico SE, a German manufacturer of wood fibre insulation and panels.

Mace remains on target for £3bn despite speed bumps

18 Jul 23 Planning delays on major projects meant that Mace missed out on its target of 10% annual revenue growth last year but the boss insists the company remains on course to hit £3bn turnover in 2026.

Sisk UK falls into the red

17 Jul 23 Sicon Limited, the parent company of Sisk’s construction activities in the UK, Ireland and Europe, has posted its 2022 financial results.

Reddington hails protection offered by self-delivery model

17 Jul 23 John Reddington’s JRL Group has filed results for 2022 showing 25% growth but with margins eroded by construction inflation.

Second Carillion director disqualified

17 Jul 23 Richard Adam, group finance director of Carillion between 2007 and 2016, has been disqualified as a director for 12 and a half years.

National Highways cleared to take another run at Stonehenge tunnel

17 Jul 23 The government has granted a second development consent order for the £1.7bn A303 Stonehenge tunnel scheme after courts rejected the first one.

Carey suffers inflation pain

14 Jul 23 Carey Group’s contracting business had a difficult time last year as the rising cost of materials ate away its profits, latest accounts reveal.

Akela recruits new general manager

14 Jul 23 Akela Ground Engineering has appointed Bullivant’s Will Payne as its general manager to drive across in England.

RIBA produces building design diversity guide

14 Jul 23 The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has today published new guidance to ensure that inclusion and accessibility are considered at every stage of the design and construction process.

National Highways hydrogen plan dismissed as greenwashing

13 Jul 23 National Highways has been accused of greenwashing in its bid to portray the £9bn Lower Thames Crossing project as hydrogen-fuelled.

Van dealer moves into plant with XCMG dealership

13 Jul 23 A Wiltshire van dealer has set up a plant division to sell Chinese earthmoving machinery.

Equans collects £20m insulation job

13 Jul 23 Bouygues subsidiary Equans has been awarded a £20m contract by a northwest housing association to make its property warmer.

OCU acquires Hornbill

12 Jul 23 Utilities contractor OCU Group has acquired electrical engineering specialist Hornbill Group Limited and its subsidiaries.

Crest Nicholson financial director is moving to Travis Perkins

11 Jul 23 Travis Perkins has appointed Duncan Cooper, currently group finance director at house-builder Crest Nicholson, to be its next chief financial officer.

J Tomlinson runs out of time

11 Jul 23 Nottingham-headquartered construction group J Tomlinson is administration.

Merchants selected for £750m Cirrus framework

11 Jul 23 A public sector purchasing group has selected 18 suppliers for a £750m building materials framework.

Keller builds war chest for acquisitions

11 Jul 23 FTSE 250 geotechnical contractor Keller Group has raised 300 million US dollars (£230m) from investors for an expansion drive.

Imtech rebrands to Dalkia

11 Jul 23 After six years under the ownership of EDF and Dalkia, M&E contractor Imtech is being rebranded as Dalkia.

Welsh framework adds heritage lots

10 Jul 23 The £2bn South East & Mid Wales Collaborative Construction Framework – SEWSCAP – is up for renewal, and this time the provision of heritage construction services is included.

New diversity champion for Galliford Try

6 Jul 23 Galliford Try has appointed Jackie Anyango to lead the group’s equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) strategy.

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