Following the first six to eight months of pandemic-induced lockdowns and economic instability, the picture for some leading environmental consulting players features the tentative beginnings of an upturn.
Rapid adaptation has been key for Swedish group through the first half of 2020 with utilization remaining high, although impacts have been felt in construction related areas of the business
Swedish-headquartered environmental, engineering and architecture consultancy reveals sustainability and social mobility plan as part of business strategy to 2023
LUC suspends all field work, whilst other firms review on an individual basis if onsite work is deemed ‘essential’ given government restrictions to stem coronavirus transmission
Sweden's premier consultancy enjoys improved performance in Danish and UK markets with group organic growth at 5% in 2019. UK energy & environment lead Andy King provides a spotlight on the expanding British and Irish operations.
Brexit fails to dampen sector thanks to a resurgent public sector spending and continued infrastructure activity. And there’s change at the top as WSP, Jacobs, RSK, AECOM and Mott MacDonald lead the pack, while APEM, Delta-Simons and Sweco enter EA’s Top 30 for the first time.
Insight Report: Business leaders from Nordic-based environmental consulting firms discuss the competitive playing field, key drivers and trends across the four regional markets (Denmark, Finland, Norway & Sweden), and what challenges they face
Environment director reveals how the EC team has been gaining traction and growing service capabilities in the UK following Sweco’s takeover of Grontmij two years ago
Swedish publicly-quoted multidisciplinary consultancy Sweco has posted results for the six months ending 30 June 2017, which it describes as a “solid operational performance”.
RPS result ahead of market expectations despite ‘worst downturn in global oil & gas sector’ while Sweco posts ‘record year’ due to synergies from Grontmij merger
