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Concerns linger over construction group’s financial health as it warns of Brexit threat to clients’ decision-making
UK contractor makes progress on divestment as debt reduction beats expectations
Investors should beware ruses such as reverse factoring, which flatters a balance sheet
Construction business should focus on bringing down net debt
UK contractor hopes restructure will head off concerns over financial position
Contractor’s dumping of bad news has left many holding their noses
Pressure mounts on construction business and restructuring costs spiral
Broker says Brexit uncertainty and a big fall in transaction volumes dominated the past six months
Cabinet Office writes to more than 10,000 companies to remind them of new rules
Construction group reduces debt but slashes interim dividend
Former chief of property and construction group Wates will take the role from April 15
Shares tumble after outsourcing specialist adds £50m of borrowing for half year to December
The Slendebroek-for-Formica swap was not expected though it has a clear rationale
Haydn Mursell had led the troubled UK construction group since 2014
Hinkley Point and HS2 have defied all attempts to justify their economics
Suddenly, it seems, there are too many things to worry about
UK rights issues are usually a cushy number — but occasionally it goes horribly wrong
Banks and brokers left with losses after shares in UK construction group fall
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