Canadian investor snaps up stake in Fosters to become architect’s largest shareholder

Norman Foster

Hennick & Co shells out sum for slice of £270m practice

A Canadian private equity firm has paid an undisclosed amount to become the biggest shareholder in the country’s largest architect.

Foster & Partners employs 1,500 staff in 13 studios and this afternoon said that a “significant” stake had been acquired by Hennick & Company.

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