Original article by Nick Evans, Perry Williams
The Australian – Page: 17 : 18-Oct-22
Murray & Roberts has advised the Johannesburg Stock Exchange that cost blowouts at the Waitsia gas project and a petrochemicals plant in Texas will reduce its profit for the six months to December. The company’s Australian subsidiary Clough is undertaking engineering work on the two projects, and Clough CEO Peter Bennett has advised staff that the contractor’s financial position has worsened since an update in early September. He also said Clough and its parent are looking at options for the company. Clough recently opened a data room for prospective buyers of the business, while sources have indicated that voluntary administration may also be an option.
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CLOUGH LIMITED, MURRAY AND ROBERTS HOLDINGS LIMITED, JOHANNESBURG STOCK EXCHANGE