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Renew profits rise 19%

18 May 21 Engineering services group Renew has once again shown itself apparently immune to global pandemics and posted record half-year financial results.

GMI starts second phase of Thorpe Park Leeds

18 May 21 GMI Construction has broken ground on a £52m pre-let office development at Thorpe Park in Leeds.

ISG corrects dividend breach

17 May 21 ISG has admitted breaching company law in its handling of a £25m dividend payment to its US owner.

ISG weathers challenging year

17 May 21 Privately-owned construction contractor ISG saw revenue and profit take a beating in 2020 but it remained debt free and ended the year with an enhanced order book.

Buckingham wins £55m tram upgrade contract

17 May 21 Buckingham Group Contracting has won a £55m contract to increase capacity on the Tyne & Wear Metro.

Vistry upgrades profit forecast

17 May 21 A strong start to the year has prompted house-builder Vistry Group to revise its profits forecast for 2022.

BAM chases down sustainability targets

17 May 21 BAM Construct UK reports that it has made better than expected progress in reducing carbon, even allowing for the effect of Covid-19 slowdown.

Demolition contractors win more work... but make less money

14 May 21 Concerns over Brexit – and now Covid-19 – continue to preoccupy UK construction specialists and the demolition sector is no exception. David Taylor reports

New leaders for Keltbray consultancy

14 May 21 Stuart Vaughan and Tim Lohmann have taken over as joint managing directors of Wentworth House Partnership, Keltbray’s in-house engineering consultancy.

Infobric takes over MSite

13 May 21 Liverpool-based MSite, which provides site security technology to the construction industry, has been taken over by Swedish company Infobric.

Labour peer to chair Balfour Beatty

13 May 21 The board of Balfour Beatty has selected Charles Allen, Lord Allen of Kensington, to be its next chairman.

Kier asks shareholders for £241m

13 May 21 Kier is set to raise £241m by issuing more shares in a placing underwritten by Numis Securities and Peel Hunt.

Grass cuttings to be used in Schiphol building works

12 May 21 Grass clippings from Schiphol Airport are to be used to produce 100,000m² a year of panels for use in construction projects and as furniture.

Robertson shows resilience to headwinds

12 May 21 Roberston Construction Group remained firmly in profit last year despite a longer shutdown in Scotland and a substantial drop in revenues.

Sirius goes for Kobelco excavators

12 May 21 Land remediation contractor Sirius Group has invested £1.2m in a batch of Kobelco excavators as part of its fleet renewal programme.

Eiffage team wins €180m German bridge contract

11 May 21 A consortium led by Eiffage companies has announced the win of a contract for a bridge over the Rhine in Germany.

Engie recruits northwest regional director

11 May 21 Engie has recruited a new regional managing director to strengthen its construction operations in the northwest of England.

Hardware tested for safe use in mental health facilities

11 May 21 Construction products are now being tested to assess whether they are safe to use in mental health care facilities.

Aarsleff wins Swedish rail piling project

10 May 21 Aarsleff Ground Engineering has begun installing piled foundations for a railway upgrade in Sweden.

City banks on new towers to lure bankers back to the office

10 May 21 The City of London Corporation has released new computer generated images visualising how its skyline will look by the mid 2020s.

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