Balfour sticking with building despite London losses and focus on infrastructure work

By Dave Rogers2022-03-10T11:03:00

Problem jobs in capital keep UK construction arm in red

Balfour Beatty has said it has no plans to get out of UK building work despite losses on problem jobs in London keeping the firm’s UK construction business in the red for the second year running.

Its UK building business accounts for around £800m of its turnover but has been hobbled in recent years by snags at several residential schemes in the capital.

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