A rescue package has been agreed that will lift the threat of administration from financially troubled offshore fabricator Burntisland Fabrications (BiFab). A dispute between BiFab and Dutch ...

TROUBLED engineering firm BiFab is closing in on an investment deal that could secure its future but is facing a race against time to get it away before having to lay off the 750 agency staff ...

An agreement has been reached to prevent engineering business BiFab going into administration, the Scottish government has said. Talks have been held in Edinburgh between ministers and Dutch-based ...

Scottish engineering firm BiFab has been formally placed in administration. The company announced its intention to take the step 10 days ago after failing to secure any new contracts. BiFab, which has ...

The Scottish Government has been accused of being untruthful and inaccurate over allegations a lack of financial support from BiFab’s Canadian owner is to blame for the company’s problems. A £2 ...

The Scottish Government has vowed to pull out all the stops to find a way to save financially-troubled UK offshore fabricator Burntisland Fabrications (BiFab) as crisis talks continued mid-week to ...

Last month, workers at the Scottish engineering firm BiFab briefly occupied and barricaded the company’s construction yards. The occupation took place after contractual disputes left BiFab on the ...

(Back L-R) Rt Hon Edward Davey MP, Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, Jean-Marie Dauger, Executive Vice-President of GDF SUEZ, (Front L-R) John Robertson, Managing Director, Burntisland ...

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The company announced its intention to take the step 10 days ago after failing to secure any new contracts. BiFab, which has steel fabrication yards in Fife and the Isle of Lewis, said it had been ...

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