Royal BAM


Towards a smaller but more profitable company

22/02/21 -"BAM had another bad year after a huge loss on BAM International and an impairment on the non-core countries of Germany and Belgium had to be booked in H1. The new CEO (since September 2020), on the ..."

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52
Language
English
Published on
22/02/21
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