The Scotsman

Carillion gets back on rails with deal to upgrade line

- By RAVENDER SEMBHY

Embattled infrastruc­ture giant Carillion has won two contracts with Network Rail to upgrade infrastruc­ture in the Midlands.

The company said the first will see it spruce up existing track and infrastruc­ture on the route from London to Corby, which will generate £62 million of revenue.

A separate deal through Carillion Powerlines, a joint venture firm, will see work undertaken to complete the electrific­ation of the same route. This contract is expected to generate £260m of revenue over the next three years.

Carillion has been thrown into crisis since a shock trading update in July sent shares tumbling by more than 70 per cent in one week.

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