LONDON (Reuters) - British support services company Carillion (L:CLLN) said it expected to see similar revenue growth this year despite challenging market conditions, after it secured 4.6 billion pounds of new contracts.
The company, which maintains British railways, roads and military bases, said it continued to see signs of improvement in challenging markets and maintained its medium-term outlook was positive.
Carillion also said it expected the overall group's order book at the year end to be over 18.5 billion pounds and that it had a bid pipeline of over 39 billion pounds of contracts.
(Reporting by Li-mei Hoang; editing by Kate Holton)