Galliford Try expecting more Aberdeen bypass pain

By Jordan Marshall2018-07-17T09:52:00

The second half loss is expected to be less than the £25m hit the contractor took in its first half

Galliford Try is expecting to take a further financial hit on the problem-plagued Aberdeen bypass job.

In a trading update released ahead of its full year results, the contractor said it was expecting to feel more financial pain from the project.

Peter Truscott, Galliford Try chief executive, said: "The Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route joint venture continues to make progress on site, with sections of the road already opened to traffic, and substantial completion expected to be achieved this summer.

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