McLaren says mini-budget turmoil has not halted jobs as firm eyes return to profit

By Dave Rogers2022-10-20T13:31:00

Firm set to return to black in 2022 after problem job and covid kept it in red last year

McLaren says it has not yet seen any of its jobs put on hold by jittery clients in the wake of the government’s mini-budget debacle.

The contractor, which also includes a development arm, admitted the events of the past few weeks had made clients more cautious with two-stage tenders taking longer to wrap up.

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