Construction group says strong rise in turnover will underpin profit growth this year
Carillion is on track to post an increase in profit for 2016 on the back of a surge in revenue.
In a trading update, ahead of publication of its results for the 2016 calendar year in March, the firm said the vote for Brexit had resulted in a dip in orders in the second half of the year.
But the firm said revenue still enjoyed 鈥渟trong growth鈥, underpinning an increase in profit. The group鈥檚 support services division had a particularly strong year and will contribute two thirds of its overall operating profit.
The firm also announced it has been appointed preferred bidder on a power transmission project in Canada worth 拢120m.
Its subsidiary Rokstad will build a power transmission line in the central Canadian province of Manitoba, which will also link up to the US power grid.
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