Financial & Legal



  • BRCK buys Jacksons fencing business

    BRCK has agreed to buy specialist fencing manufacturer Jacksons Fencing. The deal adds gates, perimeter security, acoustic barriers, and access control to its construction products portfolio.


  • GMCA loan unlocks Viadux phase two

    GMCA funding has moved Viadux phase two closer to delivery. The £50m loan supports Salboy’s Manchester scheme, including a 23-storey social rent tower beside the planned Nobu development.


  • Cundall streamlines operations with redundancies

    Cundall has made limited redundancies across its 1,300-strong consultancy workforce. The move follows softer workload conditions across parts of the built environment market, with project delays and weaker private development continuing to affect professional services demand.


  • Turner & Townsend revenue reaches £5.76bn

    Turner & Townsend has reported gross annual revenue of £5.76bn. Growth across real estate, infrastructure, energy, aviation, water, healthcare, and nuclear shows continued demand for programme and cost management on major capital projects.


  • Knights Brown turnover rises to £136m

    Knights Brown has lifted annual turnover to £136m in 2025. Coasts, ports, energy, water, and infrastructure work supported growth, with the contractor positioning for AMP8 demand across the regulated utilities market.


  • FMB warns on engineered stone shutdown risk

    Builders face immediate shutdown risks over engineered stone cutting practices. The FMB warning follows HSE inspections targeting silica dust exposure on sites and fabrication workshops.


  • Construction PMI falls to six-year low

    UK construction activity has fallen to a six-year low point. Housebuilding remained the weakest segment as new orders, employment, and confidence declined in May.


  • TrueNorth targets construction acquisitions around remediation demand

    TrueNorth has launched a construction acquisition platform targeting specialist trades. The group is focusing on MEP, façades, external envelope, manufacturing, and offsite construction as remediation demand reshapes the market.


  • Contractor fined after fatal fall into flooded excavation

    Alchemist DB has been fined after a fatal excavation incident. The case followed the death of a worker who drowned after falling into a flooded foundation trench on a Hertfordshire construction site.


  • Murphy reports record £8.17bn order book

    Murphy has reported record workload alongside stronger year-end cash reserves. The contractor closed 2025 with revenue of £1.58bn, operating profit of £86.1m, net cash of £412.4m, and an £8.17bn order book.