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Last year, Seddon Construction enjoyed an improved balance sheet and P&L, while giving each business unit full responsibility for its overall performance and resources, to respond accordingly to ongoing costs and supply chain pressures.
By: Rory Butler
By Rory Butler [email protected] Updated The Great Dayton Fair is just around the corner.
There are certain financial milestones that are unquestionably impressive and significant in business – and when the words “£1 billion” are uttered in construction, people tend to take note.
Phoenix chief executive Lee Compton will reinvest alongside H.I.G., with the existing management team remaining in place.
Owing to strong activity in Balfour' s chosen growth markets, the group is enjoying an improved order book value of £22.9 billion (HY2025: £19.5 billion).
Toureen Group recently launched a new infrastructure division, as the group seeks to expand its presence in major projects, following a period of record growth
Rory Butler The boss of real estate firm Savills has said the group delivered a “significant improvement” in the first half of the year, despite wider market volatility.
The shift follows the takeover of Stepnell by chief executive Tom Wakeford and his family last year after a shareholder-agreed corporate demerger.
For the six months to 30 June, Morgan Sindall reported group revenue of £2.56 billion, up 8 per cent, and an operating profit of £111.5 million (HY2025: £91.3 million).
Wates Construction is targeting sustainable growth across both the public and private sectors, by strengthening its national operational leadership and enhancing its capability to deliver complex, high-value projects.
