Goose steps down at Keltbray

Karl Goose, who joined Keltbray as CEO from Ferrovial in August 2025, is to leave the company by mutual agreement. He will be replaced by Peter Burnside, currently executive vice chairman,

Mott MacDonald to acquire Australian civil contractor

Left to right: JN Bentley director Steve Tetlow; Leed chairman of the board Andrew Millar; Mott MacDonald regional managing director for Asia Pacific, New Zealand and Australia Adrian Jones; and Leed managing director Craig Laslett. ( Mott MacDonald)Mott MacDonald, a global employee-owned engineering consultancy, has entered into an agreement to acquire Leed Engineering & Construction, a privately … The post Mott MacDonald to acquire Australian civil contractor appeared first on Inside Construction.

Construction figures feature on latest Sunday Times Rich List

JCB chairman Lord Bamford and his family have amassed a £10.3bn fortune, according to the Sunday Times, which places them 14th in a Rich List that features a number of construction figures. The former Tory peer, who has been at the helm of the construction-equipment… The post Construction figures feature on latest Sunday Times Rich List appeared first on Construction News.

PfP Students appoints former JLL chairman Hillman as adviser

Hillman, who has more than 35 years of experience at JLL, will help expand PfP Students’ networks and relationships. The post PfP Students appoints former JLL chairman Hillman as adviser appeared first on Property Week.

Mergers in construction: consider net profit before tax ahead of EBITDA

Bradley Lay is a mergers and acquisitions specialist and co-founder of Peak Capital Group The late billionaire investor and former vice chairman of the conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway, Charlie Munger, famously once said: “I think that every time you see the word EBITDA, you should substitute… The post Mergers in construction: consider net profit before tax ahead of EBITDA appeared first on Construction News.