This morning John Gilley had the honour to be on Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe & Middle East, to talk about our recent acquisition of SNC-Lavalin's Oil & Gas division and the launch of our fresh and exciting new brand Kent.

We spoke about our expected activity levels in The Americas, Europe, the Middle East and the Asia Pacific and the role that we will play in the Energy Transition. It was great to be in a position to report that this deal means we achieve the growth strategy of getting to a company with revenue of a billion dollars 3 years ahead of schedule.

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