Engineering firm Babcock International Group has seen a six-month £212m spike in its defined benefit (DB) deficit despite using a higher discount rate, its half year report shows.
The company said its IAS19 deficit hit £382m at the end of September this year, up from £261m at the end of March. The deficit has been volatile over the last year. The end of September figure i...
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