Brexit worries growing for T&T as firm breaks £500m turnover barrier

By Hamish Champ2018-07-23T06:01:00

Uncertainty over what Brexit will look like has increased, firm’s boss says

Improving business conditions in North America and the UK helped Turner & Townsend post annual revenues in excess of £500m for the first time.

But the firm flagged up worries about Brexit, saying it was more worried than ever about leaving the EU.

T&T chairman and chief executive Vince Clancy said real fears were starting to emerge around what a future deal with the EU – and other global trading partners – might look like.

“We’re more worried than we were 12 months ago. We’re at a tipping point and the level of uncertainty has escalated,” he said.

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