Covid costs send Keltbray slumping into red

By Dave Rogers2021-05-04T11:50:00

Firm racks up exceptional items bill of more than £8.5m

The cost of dealing with covid and a restructuring bill of more than £1.5m helped send Keltbray slumping into the red last year, its latest report and accounts reveal.

The firm, which recently picked up the first major contract on the scheme to build the new Museum of London at Farringdon, said it racked up exceptional costs of more than £8.5m in the year to October 2020.

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