Construction industry | The Guardian
Balfour Beatty says no to second merger approach from Carillion
Balfour Beatty's Steve Marshall says the board saw 'substantial financial and operational risks' in a merger
Balfour Beatty, the UK's largest construction firm, has rejected a second merger approach from its much smaller rival Carillion, saying the £3bn merger would be too risky.
Balfour Beatty had been under pressure from Carillion to resume talks but remained unhappy with Carillion's plan that it should call off the sale of Parsons Brinckerhoff, its US design and engineering business.
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