Galliford Try to build Birmingham casino complex
Construction group Galiford Try is to build a casino complex at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham.
Construction group Galiford Try is to build a casino complex at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham.
The £89m deal with Genting UK, the largest operator of casinos in the UK, includes construction of the casino, as well as a 176-bed hotel, and a spa.
The 'Resorts World' project will also house conference facilities, a factory outlet centre, a cinema complex, retail space and parking.
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Construction is set to begin this month and is expected to be completed in January 2015.
Chief Executive Greg Fitzgerald said the contract represented a significant success for the business in a difficult market for construction.
"We are delighted we have completed a successful negotiation with Genting UK and now look forward to starting on site on what will be one of the most prestigious projects in the Midlands of recent times."
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