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Huntsman Building Solutions celebrates the success of ‘HBS University,’ its educational program for spray foam contractors and installers, with more than 2,000 professionals enrolled since its inception in 2021.
Cornerstone Building Brands appointed Pete Andrich as executive vice president and chief human resources officer; Andrich will report directly to the president and CEO.
THE CLADDING SAFETY SCHEME (CSS) has opened funding to all those responsible for replacing unsafe cladding on buildings over 11 metres. The CSS fund is for replacing cladding on residential buildings that has been identified as having fire risks associated with it and where no developer can be identified as responsible for its remediation. It
EUROCELL PLC reported sales for the six months to 30 June 2023 were £184 million, down 2% on H1 2022, with 6% lower volume. The vertically integrated UK manufacturer and distributor of roofline, window and door PVC products issued a trading update for its divisions showing that sales for the Profiles division fell by -1%
ALUMASC, the building products group has announced the acquisition of ARP Group, a manufacturer and distributor of specialist metal rainwater and architectural aluminium goods, for £10m. ARP marks the first acquisition by Alumasc since 2018 and demonstrates the Group’s strategy to supplement organic growth through acquisitions. Paul Hooper, Chief Executive of Alumasc, said: “We are delighted
SumoQuote, a Canadian-based sales software design firm, launched a premium solar quoting system, a subscription service for roofing contractors that enables them to offer solar up-sells on every job; the company has partnered with EagleView, which offers the add-on service.
Student room developer Unite has completed a £300m share cash raise to fund two more big development schemes. Earlier this year Unite bought a site in London Stratford, known as Jubilee House, for its next major project. It has full planning consent for a 36-storey tower providing 716 beds for students at a total development
Octavius Infrastructure Ltd has bought the assets and most of the contracts of R&W Civil Engineering. The Enquirer revealed last week that R&W was in talks with a potential buyer and had filed a notice of intention to appoint an administrator. Octavius has now finalised a deal for the firm after it went into administration.
