Keller says business blighted by materials shortages and inflation

By Dave Rogers2022-05-18T06:44:00

But ground engineer reports full year trading will be in line with expectations

Keller has made good on its promise to pass on escalating fuel costs following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine but warned its business has been impacted by materials shortages and inflation.

In March, the ground engineering contractor said the price of putting diesel into its fleet of machines was set to shoot up because of the war.

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