Thames Water

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Thames Water has carried out restructuring which has affected the company's results for 1995. Reorganization and asset write-downs totalled 67 million pounds sterling. The sale of businesses has meant an operating loss of 32 million pounds. The company reported a rise in operating profit for continuing business of 9% at 398 million pounds. The operating profit for the core utility was up by 9% at 387 million pounds. Supplies were available during a drought in 1995, and the company has managed to control costs well.

RWE Thames Water PLC

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Burning mad at Shanks and McEwan

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Shanks and McEwan has seen a rise in its share price following the award of a government contract to burn cattle carcasses. This should help Rechem, a Shanks subsidiary. The contract has a three-year duration and Rechem faces a decline in its traditional activity of toxic waste disposal. Shanks' core business is the disposal of waste at landfill sites. The company could be affected by European Union regulations on landfill disposal methods which would mean sifting waste.

Hazardous Waste Treatmnt,Storge,Disposl, Hazardous Waste Collection, Hazardous waste management, Shanks and McEwan Group PLC

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Shanks

Article Abstract:

Shanks has issued a profit warning and faces pricing pressure, though the company has a competitive advantage in the British market.

Shanks

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