Conygar, the publicly listed developer active on projects at Llandudno Junction and Holyhead, has bought back more than £1m of shares as it looks to shore up its share price after hitting a 52-week low last week.
The 225-year-old developer-contractor from North Wales became a publicly listed company on Wednesday, offering 45% of the company’s stock to the junior market of the London Stock Exchange to fund growth in the student accommodation and private rented sectors.
The £12m Surf Snowdonia Adventure Parc will reopen its doors on Saturday 19 March after a five-month closure to address teething problems with its experimental wave generation machinery.
The website for comparing personal finance products has scaled back its office requirement for a first Manchester base but remains committed to establishing a digital development centre in the city.
A biomass energy park in Holyhead is among the recipients of Chinese investment announced today during President Xi Jinping’s visit to the UK.
The Isle of Anglesey Charitable Trust has sold the 200-acre former Shell storage facility at Rhosgoch to Conygar Investment Company for £3m.
Builder and developer Seddon has appointed a new business development manager as it re-opens offices in North Wales.
Flintshire County Council has approved John McCall Architects' design for a £9m extra care living complex for Pennaf Housing Group.
Bilfinger GVA has been instructed by Cuerden Leisure to sell two piers in Blackpool and one in Llandudno for £12.6m.
Country and leisure parks operator, Park Leisure, has acquired the Plas Coch Holiday Home Park from the McAllister family.
