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Welcome to our 2015 Annual General Meeting 2 September 2015 The Board John Dodds Chairman Alan Dunsmore Ian Cochrane Derek Randall Ian Lawson Executive Director Chief Executive Officer Finance Director Chief Operating Officer Tony


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Welcome to our 2015 Annual General Meeting

2 September 2015

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The Board

John Dodds Chairman Alan Dunsmore Finance Director Ian Lawson Chief Executive Officer Ian Cochrane Chief Operating Officer Derek Randall Executive Director Alun Griffiths Non-executive Director Chris Holt Non-executive Director Kevin Whiteman Non-executive Director Mark Sanderson Company Secretary Tony Osbaldiston Non-executive Director

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AGM Statement

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Ian Lawson

Chief Executive Officer

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  • Underlying profit before tax of £8.3m
  • UK operating margin up at 4.5%
  • Improved cash performance
  • India: operating margin up at 9%, share of losses for the year reduced to £0.2m
  • Improved UK order book of £188m
  • Consistent India order book of £36m
  • Encouraging level of new opportunities in the pipeline
  • Good progress on strategy, with continued operational improvement and the

commencement of the growth programme e.g. Mabey Bridge team

  • Return to dividend of 0.5p per share

Highlights

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  • Remedial works to replace bolts on-going
  • Caused by Hydrogen Embrittlement
  • £6m estimated cost, non-underlying
  • Without prejudice discussions on-going

Leadenhall

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Market sectors

Health and education Stadia and leisure Retail Commercial offices Transport Data centres and other

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Power and energy Industrial and distribution

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Consistent and quality order book (£m)

197 178 172 168 185 194 188

50 100 150 200 250 May-13 Aug-13 Nov-13 May-14 Nov-14 Jun-15 Aug-15

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Current major projects

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London Bridge Station Canopies Project Thunderbird, Northamptonshire Liverpool Football Club, Anfield Stadium Expansion US Embassy, London Telehouse North, London

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Liverpool FC Anfield Stadium

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Current major projects

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Nova, Victoria, London CIT’s South Bank Tower, London 1 New Street Square, London Manchester City FC, Etihad Expansion Costco, Crick

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Current projects - India

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NetApp Office, Bangalore Intel Office, Bangalore K Raheja, Corporate Office Extension, Mumbai JSW Steel, Sinter Plant, Dolvi JSW Steel, Bar Mill, Dolvi Centrade Business Park, New Delhi

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Market conditions

UK

  • Improving pipeline
  • Clients becoming more aware of delivery periods
  • Strong Infrastructure funding for Rail and Highways opportunities
  • Competitor landscape changing

India

  • GDP still growing at >7%
  • New government promising investment but taking time
  • Interest in steel (vs concrete) continuing to grow
  • International investment being actively encouraged and incentivised

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Prospects

  • Transport: Network Rail, HS2, Highways, Crossrail
  • Industrial and distribution
  • Commercial offices

Commercial offices Transport Industrial and distribution

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Tennison Road Bridge

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Prospects

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Uniserve, Felixstowe BAE Systems, Barrow

  • No. 10 Bank Street, Canary Wharf
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Prospects

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Gotham City, London Tottenham Hotspur FC Stadium St James Hotel, Edinburgh

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Prospects - India

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Altair, Colombo, Sri Lanka (Residential) Bizlife Towers, Noida (mixed use) MIDC Office, Mumbai

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  • Benefit from rising market and increase market

share in UK

  • Capitalise on new market sectors such as

infrastructure

  • Consider European contracts and/or acquisitions
  • Operational improvements and volume growth to

improve UK margins to 8-10% in the medium-term

  • Continue to build value in the Indian business
  • Continued capital investment of circa £5m per

annum to enhance competitive edge

  • Continuing investment in our people and health

and safety management

Our future

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Building on an improving commercial environment

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Thank you