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Connaught - Two large contract wins

September 2004

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The shares hit new highs following news that Connaught had won a large contract, with the London Borough of Hackney, worth at least £100m over six years.  Connaught will provide its property related support services to 8,000 properties in the borough with work due to start this December.   Contemporaneously, Connaught announced it had acquired Maginnis, a Glasgow-based firm, which offers maintenance services across the whole of Scotland, for £2.5m.  The deal gives Connaught a bridgehead to expand into the Scottish social housing market which, like England and Wales, is benefiting from huge government spending to improve the creaking fabric of social housing, with around £4 billion being earma ...

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