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Morgan Sindall Group plc Type Public (LSE: MGNS) Industry Construction, Civil engineering Founded 1977 Headquarters London, UK Key people John Morgan, Chairman Paul Smith, CEO Revenue £2,101.9 million (2010)[1] Operating income £41.8 million (2010)[1] Net income £29.8 million (2010)[1] Employees circa 7,500 (2010)[2] Website www.morgansindall.com Morgan Sindall Group plc (LSE: MGNS) is a British based construction services business headquartered in London. It is a former constituent of the FTSE 250 Index. Contents 1 History 2 Operations 3 References 4 External links History The Company was founded by John Morgan and Jack Lovell in 1977 and was initially based at Golden Square in Soho.[3] The Company secured a listing on the London Stock Exchange in 1994 when it entered into a reverse takeover of William Sindall plc.[4] William Sindall was a very old established and hugely respected name in the construction industry. William Sindall was established in the 1860's and was renowned for his quality work for the University of Cambridge. In 1988 William Sindall had acquired Hinkins & Frewin, a company established in 1847 and with a similar reputation for work for the University of Oxford, to create a truly Oxbridge construction group.[5] The business was regionally based and apart from offices in Oxford and Cambridge, it also had offices in Fareham[4], Banbury, London and Norwich. In 1998, Morgan Sindall bought Lovell Partnerships for £15m from the financially-stretched Lovell Group. The business was one of the largest partnership housing operations in the country, and it also contained a private housebuilding division.[6] In June 2007 Morgan Sindall Group purchased the Construction arm of AMEC.[7] In late 2010, it purchased the repairs division of the failing Connaught plc.[8] Operations The Company operates in the public and commercial sectors through four divisions of fit out, construction and infrastructure, affordable housing and urban regeneration, and an investment unit. The office design division (Morgan Lovell) designs, refurbishes and fits out offices for some of the UK’s largest companies. The firm’s client list includes Philips, Group 4 Securicor plc, BAE Systems and ITV. The construction and infrastructure arm (Morgan Sindall) provides a full construction service for both public and private sector clients within all market sectors. The firms client list includes education providers, NHS trusts, transport and commercial organisations. References ^ a b c Preliminary Results 2010 ^ Morgan Sindall Home Page ^ Morgan Sindall: History ^ a b Sindall marries into success The Independent, 20 August 1995 ^ William Sindall plc acquires Hinkins & Frewin Group Ltd Reuters, 1 July 1988 ^ Wellings, Fred: Dictionary of British Housebuilders (2006) Troubador. ISBN 978-0-9552965-0-5 ^ Morgan Sindall buys Amec's ailing construction business Building, 4 June 2007 ^ Morgan Sindall buys Connaught social housing arm, saves 2,500 jobs Daily Telegraph, 10 September 2010 External links Official Group website v · d · eConstruction industry in the United Kingdom Construction · Economy of the United Kingdom Companies Consultancies and support services AMEC · Amey · Arcadis AYH · Architecture firms · Arup · Atkins · Cundall Johnston and Partners · Davis Langdon · Elliott Wood Partnership · Faithful+Gould · Gifford · Hoare Lea · Jarvis · MITIE Group · Mott MacDonald · Mouchel · Project Centre · Scott Wilson Group · WSP Group Housebuilders Barratt Developments · Bellway · Berkeley Group Holdings · Bovis Homes Group · Countryside Properties · Crest Nicholson · Crosby Lend Lease · McCarthy & Stone · Miller Homes · Muir Homes · Persimmon · Redrow · Taylor Wimpey Integrated construction Balfour Beatty · BAM Nuttall · Barr Construction · Carillion · Cleveland Bridge & Engineering Company · Clugston Group · Costain Group · Interserve · Kier Group · Laing O'Rourke · Linford Group · Mace · Morgan Sindall Group · Shepherd Building Group · Sir Robert McAlpine · Wates Group Suppliers Aggregate Industries · Ashtead Group · Brogan Group · Hanson · Kingspan Off-Site · Mero-Schmidlin · Pilkington · RMD Kwikform · SIG · Speedy Hire · Tarmac · Travis Perkins · Wolseley Government and regulatory bodies Department for Communities and Local Government · Health and Safety Executive · Local planning authority · Olympic Delivery Authority · Planning Inspectorate Industry bodies Construction Industry Council · Federation of Master Builders · National Federation of Builders · National House Building Council Sustainability Association for Environment Conscious Building · BREEAM · Code for Sustainable Homes · EcoHomes · Energy efficiency in British housing · Good Homes Alliance · UK Green Building Council Other British Construction Industry Awards · Building · Building regulations in the United Kingdom · Building regulations approval · Development control in the United Kingdom · New Civil Engineer · Planning permission · Town and country planning in the United Kingdom Category: Construction