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Utilities and infrastructure firm OCU Group has boosted its revenue by more than £275m, thanks to a series of acquisitions that hit its bottom line. The company, headquartered in Stockport, Greater Manchester, bought civils contractor RJ McLeod in June 2024, a move described in its newly published annual report as “transformational”. The deal “significantly strengthens

Rendering of an L&G modular scheme in Selby Losses have been scaled back at Legal & General’s modular business as the firm continues to wind down. According to newly released financial information, it recorded a loss before taxation last year of £9.4m as operating costs diminished in the wake of the decision two years ago

Bouygues UK has posted a £32.3m pre-tax loss for the year ended 31 December 2024 ─ a substantial improvement on the £62.1m loss the French-owned company incurred in 2023. Turnover was 15 per cent higher in 2024 at £375.6m, but the pre-tax loss was put down to various factors, including skills shortages, geopolitics and issues relating

Journalist Share this article Bitcoin short-term holders faced steep losses, surpassing FTX levels, but without triggering full panic. Short-term BTC investors were experiencing prolonged losses, with market uncertainty fueling caution instead of capitulation. Since early February, Bitcoin [BTC] traders have been quietly nursing losses, with the current figures now surpassing even the chaos seen during

UK construction firms shed staff in March at the fastest rate since October 2020, according to the latest S&P PMI monthly survey of leading firms. Today’s headline S&P Global UK Construction Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) showed a third month of shrinking activity, although the pace slowed from the 57-month low seen in February. S&P said

March brought some good news about the recent crypto scam spree. Scam, hack, and exploit losses dropped to $28.8 million. That’s a huge relief compared to February’s massive $1.5 billion loss after the Bybit hack. Read on to get the details. Recent statistics state that security measurements and recovery efforts reduce crypto scam activities. What

Industry figures have warned that too little rail work is flowing through to suppliers, with grave potential consequences for jobs, delivery and safety. Dissatisfaction with spending through Network Rail’s Control Period 7 (CP7) has overflowed in a series of posts on social media. It comes after engineering services giant Renew last month blamed rail project