Mace has broken through the £1bn turnover barrier and has now set its sights on becoming a £2bn global business by 2020, the firm's latest results have revealed. In the firm's 2012 annual report, revealed exclusively to Building this week, Mace chief executive Mark Reynolds set out an ambition for the firm to become a £2bn-turnover global business by 2020 by targeting growth in five strategic overseas hubs. Reynolds said the firm's strategy over the next eight years was to remain a private company, with the growth strategy focused on the consultancy and construction businesses, as it looked to expand in the Americas, sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle East and North Africa and the Asia Pacific, as well as the UK and Europe.
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