Chris Josselyn
The civil engineering and infrastructure consultancy group has snapped up Archie Robertson, formerly chief executive at the Highways Agency. Robertson was involved in Capita Symonds’ recent Crossrail bid.
The civil engineering and infrastructure consultancy group has snapped up Archie Robertson, formerly chief executive at the Highways Agency. Robertson was involved in Capita Symonds’ recent Crossrail bid.
A Canadian government review has concluded that Atomic Energy of Canada, which accounts for all of the country’s installed nuclear capacity, should be split up and auctioned off to investors. The report found AECL is undersized and undercapitalised in relation to its competitors.
A Canadian government review has concluded that Atomic Energy of Canada, which accounts for all of the country’s installed nuclear capacity, should be split up and auctioned off to investors. The report found AECL is undersized and undercapitalised in relation to its competitors.
A Canadian government review has concluded that Atomic Energy of Canada, which accounts for all of the country’s installed nuclear capacity, should be split up and auctioned off to investors. The report found AECL is undersized and undercapitalised in relation to its competitors.
A Canadian government review has concluded that Atomic Energy of Canada, which accounts for all of the country’s installed nuclear capacity, should be split up and auctioned off to investors. The report found AECL is undersized and undercapitalised in relation to its competitors.
A Canadian government review has concluded that Atomic Energy of Canada, which accounts for all of the country’s installed nuclear capacity, should be split up and auctioned off to investors. The report found AECL is undersized and undercapitalised in relation to its competitors.
Think water utilities are risk-free? A look at the current UK market might make you gulp, writes Chris Josselyn.
The Australian state has kicked off the sale of some A$15bn worth of infrastructure assets, including motorways, a port, forestry, rail and a coal transport terminal. The sales are aimed at plugging an A$14bn budget deficit caused by the global financial crisis.
The Australian investment bank has received more than 55,000 applications for a share purchase scheme that will result in the issue of A$669m of new ordinary shares. It follows a A$540m private placement completed earlier in the year.