All Finance articles – Page 187
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NewsFoster gets £90,000 rise despite firm’s £18.5m loss
Foster + Partners chairman is paid £1.8m as practice’s turnover tumbles 13%
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NewsWillmott Dixon posts 37% rise in profits
Group posts flat turnover as it prepares to weather government cuts
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NewsFoster posts £18.5m loss
Accounts reveal highest paid director, assumed to be Norman Foster, received £90k pay rise despite continued losses
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Sales of construction products rises
Enst and Young and Construction Products Association point to continued rise in third quarter but it won’t continue into next year
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NewsAtkins completes PBSJ acquisition
Consultant buys US business with 3,500 staff and £518m turnover
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NewsUK construction grows but orders slow
CIPS survey shows growth for September but confidence at lowest since March 2009
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NewsMears buys ailing social housing firm
Social housing company buys loss-making maintenance business Jackson Lloyd
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United House names money man
Social housing specialist United House has appointed Simon Jones group finance director
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NewsBalfour Beatty names five divisional chief executives
Balfour Beatty has created five new divisional chief executives following the restructuring of its business in the summer.The five will all report to chief operating officer Andrew McNaughton (pictured). They are:Mike Peasland, chief executive of Construction Services UK, responsible for civil engineering, ground engineering and MansellGeorge Pierson, chief executive of ...
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NewsWYG runs the rule over acquisitions in SE Asia
Engineer looks at deals in emerging markets as part of six-year recovery plan
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MJ Gleeson reveals £400k profit after last year’s slump
MJ Gleeson has posted a pre-tax profit of £400,000 for the 12 months to 30 June 2010
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NewsKillby boss upbeat despite 40% profit fall
Profits at Killby & Gayford plunged 40% last year but Chris Chivers, its chief executive, insisted that the construction market was “finally starting to turn”, writes Michael Glackin
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Wolseley to save £20m in tax by moving to Switzerland
Wolseley has said it will save more than £20m in tax by relocating to Switzerland
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NewsRok clears finance director of wrongdoing
Contractor lifts suspension of Ashley Martin and says financial problems were caused by falling workloads and poor controls
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NewsArchial sold to Canadian consultant
Toronto-based Ingenium buys stricken architect for undisclosed sum
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NewsBreedon posts £387,000 first-half loss
Breedon Aggregates reveals loss but says prospects for growth had improved since takeover by Marwyn Materials
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NewsWYG completes restructure after £22m loss
Engineering consultant to base its structure on four key areas of market activity