Amey boss to stand down after private equity takeover

By Dave Rogers2022-11-30T10:48:00

Amanda Fisher to go after three years in role

Amey’s chief executive is to leave the company after three years in the post following the firm’s buyout by a private equity consortium.

Amanda Fisher will go when new owner Buckthorn Partners, which specialises in snapping up energy services businesses, and New York-based One Equity Partners, inks its deal with Amey’s current parent Ferrovial by the end of next month.

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