The agency, which works on an array of tasks from HS2 and Hinkley Level C to main hospitals and housing tasks, additionally reported turnover down by a fifth to £383m within the yr to the tip of 2022.
The hit noticed French mother or father firm inject £47m into the enterprise final December.
Amongst a £21m bundle of provisions the agency put aside £5.2m for contracts, round £1m for workers restructuring over the yr and practically £15m for constructing security works.
Regardless of the autumn in workloads head depend over the yr rose by round 12% to just about 2,000.
The outcomes had been revealed at Corporations Home simply two weeks after Bouygues UK Chief Govt Officer Rob Bradley introduced he was retiring from the enterprise as a part of a restructure.
He has been succeeded by Fabienne Viala as CEO, along with her function as Chair and UK Nation Director for Bouygues Building.
The most recent restructure sees Bouygues UK now organised into three enterprise models.
Two of those might be regional companies:
- London & South-East, led by Philippa Prongué who’s taking up a wider function since becoming a member of the enterprise in Might 2022 and who will convey the Contracting and Property Improvement groups collectively;
- South West & Wales, led by John Boughton who will focus notably on growing the regional enterprise via frameworks;
The third enterprise unit, Advanced Initiatives, might be led by Gerald Farque, and can primarily focus on healthcare, science, and analysis tasks nationwide.
