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Wednesday 04 November 2009 7:00 pm

WSP sees challenging markets

By: admindrupal

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WSP Group, the building and environmental consultancy, said trading since 1 July continued to be in line with its expectations. The group, which offers management, planning and environmental advice, however, said market conditions remained very challenging with difficult trading conditions in most markets in the private sector. “We are continuing to see a solid performance in our public sector activities, particularly in our substantial European Operations,” it said.

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