Leaders 2013 | 17 BAM Nuttall’s order book remains strong
BAM NUTTALL St James House Knoll Road Camberley Surrey GU15 3XW T: 01276 63484
www.bamnuttall.co.uk
BAM NUTTALL is a civil engineering company, part of Royal BAM Group, with the financial backing to have early contractor involvement and handle private, public, partner- ship contracts as well as tradi- tional forms of contract. Royal BAM Group,says that its companies in the UK con- tinue to perform resiliently in the current market, according to financial results posted for the year ending 31 December 2012.
The combined turnover for BAM Construct UK, BAM Nut- tall and BAM PPP, amounted to £1.7B with a combined pre- tax profit of £34.7 million and a margin of 2.0%.
Their combined forward
order book is valued at £2.7B We continue to invest in developing our employees and supply chain and continue to work with other BAM com- panies and in joint ventures, when appropriate, to leverage our business into a superior and sustainable position.’ Martin Rogers, of Royal BAM Group, says: “BAM’s UK companies have continued to perform well in the challeng- ing economic and business environment that continues to persist.
“The profitability of the UK companies improved in 2012 primarily as a result of careful market positioning, project selectivity and improved risk management and project execution.
“The companies deliver major social and economic infrastructure projects that support growth and develop- ment of the UK economy. “They work together col- laboratively and have the fi- nancial stability and technical
capability to offer customers an integrated range of services from concept and project initiation through to asset management.” BAM Nuttall’s chief execu- tive, Steve Fox, says: “BAM Nuttall achieved a margin that exceeds most competitors and places us among the top per- forming businesses in the civil engineering market. Our order
THE NUMBERS Sales £M
Gross profit £M 09
643.7 n/a
Operating profit £M 23.8 Pre-tax profit £M Staff
24.1
Net assets £M THE RATIOS
3,091 87.9 09
Return on capital % 27.4 Gross margin %
n/a
Operating margin % 3.7 Net margin %
3.7 Sales/employee £K 208.3
book remains strong, vindicat- ing our selective approach to work winning.” Fox continues: “We continue to invest in developing our employees and supply chain and continue to work with other BAM companies and in joint ventures, when appropri- ate, to leverage our business into a superior and sustainable position.”
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694.8 n/a
12.3 15.7
3,038 101.8 10
15.4 n/a 1.8 2.3
228.7 11
10.8 14.1
%change
808.7 16 n/a
3,079.0 1 70.5 11
20.0 n/a 1.3 1.7
n/a -12 -10
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%change 30
n/a -25 -23
262.6 15 Seamless transitions the key, says Barhale
BARHALE CONSTRUCTION Bescott Crescent Walsall WS1 4NN
T: 0844 736 0090
www.barhale.co.uk
BARHALE CONSTRUCTION is one of the largest privately- owned infrastructure specialists in the UK. It was formed in 1980 as a specialist tunnelling contractor and works UK-wide in the water, transport and energy sectors providing design, construction and maintenance services under long-term contracts, with blue-chip public, regulated and private clients.
THE NUMBERS Sales £M
Gross profit £M 09
129.1 11.4
Operating profit £M -0.3 Pre-tax profit £M Staff
Net assets £M THE RATIOS
Return on capital % -6.0 Gross margin %
8.8
Operating margin % -0.2 Net margin %
-0.4 Sales/employee £K 154.0
-0.5 838 8.0 09
10
100.5 11.3 0.5 0.3
591 8.1 10
3.3
11.2 0.5 0.3
170.1 11 %change
149.9 49 12.9 1.8 1.4
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740 9.1 11
15.9 8.6 1.2 1.0
242 434 25 12
%change 376 -24
129 258
202.5 19
The company employs more than 800 people in the UK and has an annual turnover of £150M. Barhale works on major framework agreements and one- off projects in the UK. It achieves a high level of repeat business, it says. “We have worked with our partners in the water sector to transform how projects are managed, providing a seamless transition from early scoping through to construction
and commissioning. This means lower costs and faster implementation to help our customers meet the requirements of the increasingly demanding industry regulator and water users.”
Barhale offers design and construct, water and wastewater networks and treatment, pumping stations, flood alleviation measures, tunnelling and shaft sinking and street works.
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