Vinci boss says being listed helped send Carillion under

By Dave Rogers2018-07-30T06:00:00

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The chief executive of Vinci has said Carillion being listed on the Stock Exchange helped send it under because City demands forced it into chasing unrealistic growth.

Vinci is listed on the Paris stock exchange and published its first half results at the end of last week with revenue in the six months to June growing 7% to €19.8bn (£17.6bn) with earnings up close to 5% to €2.9bn (£2.6bn).

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