Struggling NMCN revises 2020 losses upwards a second time

By Dave Rogers2021-02-24T06:00:00

Civils specialist now expects to end up £22m in red

The scale of the task facing the incoming boss of NMCN was underlined in a trading update yesterday with the civils specialist revising the amount it is expected to lose in 2020 upwards for a second time.

Lee Marks, who has been with NG Bailey for more than seven years, will join in the first half of this year and replaces John Homer, who left in September last year after more than four years at the company.

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