Amec boasts of an order book strong at £3.2 billion Read it all..
Site director announces senior management reshuffle
Dounreay Site Restoration Ltd has announced changes to its senior management team.
The changes allow the current parent body organisation and its partners to recall and replace senior figures prior to the start of the NDA competition for a new parent body. They also reflect a natural turnover to refresh the business. Read it all..
Safety Case Training For The New Nuclear Age
GEN II is a joint venture training company established in 2000 between five international businesses, with major operations in West Cumbria; BNFL, Amec, Innovia Films, Corus and Iggesund Paperboard, UKAEA also joined in partnership in 2005. Read about their new range of safety case training courses. Read it all..
Studsvik UK appoints new president
NDA secures new delivery partner for £22 billion Sellafield Ltd contract
The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) today completed one of the UK’s largest and most complex public procurement programmes when the shares in Sellafield Ltd transferred from British Nuclear Fuels Ltd to a specially created private sector consortium – Nuclear Management Partners Ltd.
Nuclear Management Partners Ltd (NMP) will own the shares in Sellafield Ltd for up to 17 years, the potential length of new and updated contracts between the NDA, NMP and Sellafield Ltd. The value of the work covered is worth £1.3bn in its first year and over the full lifetime of the contract approximately £22bn. Read it all..
Record trading performance by Amec
AMEC plc Interim Management Statement 12 Nov 2008
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Record year to date trading performance
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2008 group EBITA margin in excess of 6.5% confidently expected
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Continued strength in demand, led by Natural Resources order book up 12% this year
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Over £600 million average net cash expected in 2008 after year to date acquisitions,
share buybacks and business disposals
Chief Executive Samir Brikho said:
“Demand for our services has remained strong and we are confident of delivering a margin in excess of 6.5 per cent this year. Our clients remain focused on long-term fundamentals and we continue to see a strong and diverse range of attractive prospective contracts across the business.
“AMEC’s net cash position is exceptionally strong. We look to the future with measured confidence and continue to monitor opportunities for growth through selective acquisition.”

