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Keller Group plc (“Keller”), the world’s largest geotechnical contractor, announces its results for the six months ended 30 June 2017.

Calgary Zoo suffered more than $50 million in damages in the 2013 floods. Now piling by Keller Canada for a new defence wall means this important tourist attraction and conservation centre can continue its vital work.

Motor racing fans can enjoy a world-class spectator experience at one of America’s most famous tracks, thanks to a new mile-long grandstand built on our quality foundations.

The largest and most complex civil works project ever performed by Keller ASEAN was a global effort that lifted safety standards and project management capabilities across the region.

The three-and-a-half year, 13-mile upgrade of Interstate Highway 635 in Dallas, Texas, was one of Keller company Hayward Baker’s biggest highways projects ever. Marty Schrantz of the Little Elm office explains how the team successfully tackled this high-profile challenge.

Keller’s Waterway Constructions business unit in Australia has completed its first bridge construction. The high-profile Stingray Creek Bridge replacement project involved many logistical, environmental and technical challenges – but its success will allow us to expand into new markets.

When a St Louis contractor ran into an unexpected problem on the site of one of America’s most iconic landmarks, they turned to Keller company Hayward Baker to get them out of a hole – or rather into one.

Keller Group plc (“Keller” or “the group”), the world’s largest geotechnical contractor, issues the following trading update.

Danny Rungen, Works Supervisor at Keller company Franki Africa, tells us about looking after several teams at once, his pride at bringing fresh water to a local township and the passion at the heart of his successful career.

In October 2017, 24 project managers from around the world gathered in Park City, Utah, for Keller’s first-ever Global Project Manager Academy. How did it go? We spoke to some of the delegates to find out.

Keller today announces that it is in discussions to acquire Moretrench Inc., a geotechnical contracting company operating predominantly along the east coast of the US.

Once it's completed, the breathtaking Spirit tower will be one of Australia’s tallest skyscrapers. Although its stunning design and dizzying height will no doubt grab all the headlines, there’s also a fascinating story to be told a lot lower down, where Keller is laying the foundations…

The C$5.3 billion Eglinton Crosstown line is Toronto’s biggest ever light rapid transit expansion. Playing a vital role, Keller in Canada is providing technically complex supporting works on the line’s largest and busiest interchange.