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Keep up to dateBy Dave Rogers2019-09-25T05:00:00
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Comparisons with Carillion and Interserve only hardened when Kier posted a £245m pre-tax loss — but some see a good business that can rebuild
“The main gist of this is that the business is going to survive.â€
Stephen Rawlinson, analyst with Applied Value, is running the rule over last week’s numbers from Kier. They weren’t pretty. It racked up £341m of exceptional items which helped send it tumbling from a £106m pre-tax profit in 2018 to a £245m pre-tax loss this time around. Chief executive Andrew Davies admitted: “It’s not a good set of results.â€
But Rawlinson’s comments chime with most analysts’ thinking: that while the numbers are bloody, it could have been worse.
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