Mace boss says a month of delays caused by no-deal Brexit could hit firm for £10m

By Dave Rogers2019-01-28T12:05:00

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Mark Reynolds says issue of importing materials is number one worry of no-deal Brexit

The chief executive of Mace has said it would be liable for up to £10m in damages if all of its jobs were held up by materials shortages caused by a no-deal Brexit.

Mark Reynolds made the warning as the industry prepares to hold a Brexit summit this afternoon at the ICE headquarters in central London.

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