Balfour Beatty sells PFI stake in problem-plagued Aberdeen bypass

By Jordan Marshall2021-07-08T05:00:00

Scheme hit firm for £200m

Balfour Beatty has sold its stake in the loss-making Aberdeen bypass which chief executive Leo Quinn said had cost the team building it £500m more than it should have.

The firm carried out the PFI job, known as the Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route, in a joint venture with Carillion and Galliford Try.

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