Vinci blames revenue drop on pandemic and delays to HS2 and Crossrail work

By Jordan Marshall2021-05-21T05:00:00

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But profit at civils business jumps as firm eyes growing workload

Vinci UK has said turnover from its civil engineering business was £26m below expectations thanks to covid site closures on Crossrail and delays to the start of HS2.

Overall, the UK division of the French giant reported revenue of £857m across 2020, down from £909m in 2019.

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