Rydon Group, the company responsible for the
refurbishment of Grenfell Tower in London where at least 71 people died in a
fire last June, said its profits jumped 50 percent to 19 million pounds last
year, helped by an increase in sales. The privately-owned company said in its
accounts that it had considered its position in respect of the disaster and did
not see a reason to make a financial provision for potential losses or
expenses. Rydon was the main contractor responsible for a 2014-2016
refurbishment that included the application of cladding on the outside of the
high rise building which government ministers said did not comply with
regulations. Read more on the Reuters website.
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