Howden ready to buy again with £500m of firepower
Howden Group has a £500m warchest for acquisitions and investments, CEO David Howden told Post as the firm reported 6% organic growth in 2020.
Revenue was up 7% to £777m and adjusted consolidated Ebitda increased 6% to £223m, for the year to 30 September 2020.
According to Mark Craig, chief financial officer at Howden, the business had
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