Babcock International saw its pension deficit rise by £40m to £266m over the year to the end of March, driven principally by a fall in discount rate applied to liabilities.
The engineering firm said in its final results, published today, that the scheme would receive £93m in cash contributions this year, with £56m of this to cover the cost of future accrual. It sai...
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