May Gurney seeks to profit from cuts

摘要

May Gurney chief executive Philip Fellowes-Prynne is targeting double-digit growth in turnover despite looming spending cuts.rnMr Fellowes-Prynne told Construction News that May Gurney - which works in rail and utilities as well as providing environmental services,building enhancements and highways maintenance to local authorities -would look to benefit from central and local government outsourcing.rnHe said: "We've been maintaining an annual growth level of about 10 per cent, and we see great opportunities for further growth on top of that.