Balfour Beatty has slashed its pension deficit from £354m to £188m over the last year through a mixture of employer contributions, de-risking and changing actuarial assumptions.
In full year results to 31 December, published today the infrastructure firm revealed its funded obligations now stood at £2.8bn, with assets of £2.6bn. The main drivers were the £4.2m in monthl...
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