21-578: RSK may stand for: RSK Group , a UK consultancy group Republic of Serbian Krajina Robinson–Schensted–Knuth correspondence in mathematics Ribosomal s6 kinase , protein kinasesr RSK Sanyo Broadcasting , Japan Red Skin Kingz , Native American gang rsk , the ISO language code for Pannonian Rusyn Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with
42-580: A 400-strong UK rail track repair and renewal contractor, 1stInRail. In August 2023, RSK acquired the Aberdeen -based specialist energy engineering services company, PD&MS. In September 2023, RSK acquired Ireland's Larsen Water Management and Global Infrastructure Group, a £50m turnover railway contractor active in the UK and Ireland. In October 2023, RSK acquired 125-strong Jedburgh -based civil engineering contractor RJT Excavations. In August 2024, RSK acquired EB7,
63-626: A Devon-based consultant specialising in marine environments and designing fish passes. In March 2022, RSK took over Ireland's 26-strong Inis Environmental Consultants, and UK-based Richard Allitt Associates and 70-strong M&E specialist Ceetech. In May 2022, it was announced RSK had acquired the France -based environmental consultancy company, ADEV Environment. In August 2022, RSK acquired 125-strong UK scaffolding contractor MG Scaffolding, and Cardiff-based facilities and environmental services management company MSS Group. In September 2022, RSK announced
84-575: A London-based property consultant specialising in planning issues related to daylight and sunlight. Ares Management Ares Management Corporation is a global alternative investment manager operating in the credit , private equity and real estate markets. The company was founded in 1997 with additional offices across North America, Europe, and Asia. As of September 2021, Ares Management Corporation's global platform had approximately $ 295 billion of assets under management and 1,500 employees operating across North America, Europe, Asia Pacific and
105-690: A minimum of 50% of this margin benefit toward sustainability-related initiatives or charitable causes. In September 2021, RSK acquired 800-strong, £200m turnover UK water business MWH Treatment, formerly part of MWH Constructors along with EiB and Electrokinetic. In November 2021, RSK announced six acquisitions; renewable ground pump technologists Carbon Zero Consulting, water specialists Envireau Water, specialist waste management Enviroflow, traffic management services business Streetwise, surveying and engineering services business Centara and tree surgery and management company Hi-Line Contractors S.W. In December 2021, RSK made three acquisitions: Optisol Services,
126-466: A number of early acquisitions including Structural Soils (2007), Dynamic Sampling and JB Site Investigations (both 2016), RSK Group made its first large acquisition with ADAS in late 2016. ADAS was the UK's largest independent provider of agricultural and environmental consultancy services, bringing with it a then 300-strong workforce that made the RSK Group one of the largest environmental consultancies in
147-472: A solar farm maintenance and civil works contractor; Non Entry Systems Limited, which makes automated equipment for cleaning of difficult access areas; and ATV Contract Services, a landscape management firm. In January 2022, RSK took over Singleton Clamp & Partners, a transportation planning, highway and drainage consultancy with 45 employees in Manchester, Leeds and London. In February, RSK acquired Fishtek,
168-577: A £1 billion turnover and employing 10,000 people worldwide by 2025. RSK has acquired over 70 businesses in six years from 2016. In the year to April 2021, RSK's turnover reached £350.5m, up from £274.8m the previous year, and made a pre-tax loss of £18.9m, having made interest payments to backers of £22.8m. In the year to April 2022, RSK made a fifth consecutive pre-tax loss, of £38.1m, on a turnover of £796m inflated due to its dozens of acquisitions. It made £39.9m in interest payments. In August 2023, RSK announced plans to raise £500m from sales of shares in
189-570: Is a privately held UK-based environmental, engineering and technical services group, comprising over 175 companies employing some 10,500 people and with turnover of £1.22bn in 2023. RSK Group was established in 1989 in Aberdeen by Alan Ryder, and has grown both organically and through an accelerating programme of acquisitions . Today based in Helsby in Cheshire , it aimed to become Europe's largest privately owned environmental and engineering business with
210-664: Is currently listed on the New York Stock Exchange . In April 2016, Ares Management closed its fifth global private equity fund, raising $ 7.85bn. In May 2016, Ares Management announced a plan to buy asset management company American Capital ; the US$ 3.4 billion deal closed in January 2017. On January 30, 2020, Ares Management acquired a controlling stake in the Hong Kong –based alternative investment firm, SSG Capital Management. The deal
231-552: The Middle East. The firm was established in 1997. The co-founders included Antony Ressler , Michael Arougheti, David Kaplan, John H. Kissick, and Bennett Rosenthal. It has several subsidiaries: In May 2007, a minority interest in the firm was acquired by an international institutional investor , Abu Dhabi Investment Authority . The investor did not acquire any voting or governance rights via its investment. In May 2014, Ares Management completed its initial public offering and
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#1732844771448252-936: The UK in 2016. In May 2017, the company acquired Acies Civil and Structural, followed in June by the acquisition of KMGP Ltd. In December, RSK completed a trio of deals, acquiring C.J. Associates Geotechnical Ltd, Up and Under Group Ltd and all outstanding (80%) shares of RSKW Ltd. In 2018, after securing a £140m funding package in the form of a unitranche senior debt facility from funds managed by Ares Capital Europe ( Ares ) to make around 10 acquisitions, RSK acquired Manchester -based acoustics consultant Cole Jarman and Washington , UK-based 108-strong site investigation specialist Ian Farmer Associates (£10m annual turnover). Specialist ecological and grounds maintenance business, Twig Group, also joined RSK Group in 2018 along with Non-Destructive Testing Services and Copeland Wedge Associates. In October 2018, RSK acquired CAN UK Holdings. In December 2018,
273-616: The acquisition of Milestone Communications, specialists in civil, electrical and mechanical engineering for telecoms and renewable energy suppliers, South Wales-based Spencer Group, an environmental services and geotechnical contractor, and specialist infrastructure communications firm Copper Consultancy. In October 2022, it acquired civil, structural, geo-environmental and engineering consultant Travis Baker. At this point, RSK Group comprised over 175 companies, employing 10,000 people. In January 2023, RSK acquired 260-strong temporary site services specialist WysePower. In June 2023, RSK acquired
294-641: The business acquired WRc (formerly the public-funded Water Research Centre). In December 2020, RSK acquired Black & Veatch 's 1,200-strong UK and Asia water and environment businesses, and rebranded it by resurrecting the historic Binnie brand. In early 2021, RSK acquired CAS Ltd CR Civil Engineering (200 staff), the Enviresearch group (19), and EDP Health, Safety and Environment Consultants (50), and in April, RSK Orbital, SkyVision International, The Scan Station, and Smith & Kennedy Architects. In May 2021,
315-506: The business acquired J&A Pelling, Pelling and Pellings LLP. In February 2019, the business acquired Dr Tillmans & Partner GmbH. RSK completed the acquisition of tbf Contracting and BTS Group, and in March the group acquired Headland Group and Drilling Supplies. In April RSK acquired Consents Solutions, followed by Biocensus (renamed RSK Biocensus) and AA Milieu-En Adviesbureau BV in May. In June,
336-550: The business acquired all share capital of Raw Technology (renamed RSK Raw), followed by Geocore Site Investigations in August and Ecologia Environmental Solutions Holdings in September. In October the business acquired ATP Architects + Solutions and Silcock Leedham Group. In February 2020, RSK acquired Salix River & Wetland Services and a month later in March, acquired consultancy Nicholas O'Dwyer, and Morrison (Falklands). In September,
357-547: The business announced a quartet of acquisitions: UK planning and landscaping services provider Stephenson Halliday, UK chartered surveyor Waldrams, German geotechnical consultants Althoff & Lang GbR and New Zealand risk management company Quality Solutions International (QSI). In June, RSK acquired Ireland-based Minerex Environmental. In July, in its tenth deal of the year, it acquired UK specialist geotechnical contractor TechnikGS. In August RSK acquired CS2 chartered surveyors and Leap Environmental. In August 2021, RSK agreed
378-530: The business. Supplementing around £500m from Ares Management , this would provide £1bn to fund further acquisitions. It aimed to raise headcount to 40,000 by 2030, expanding internationally in Australia, Europe, Asia, Latin America, Africa and the Middle East. In the year to April 2023, RSK grew its revenues over 50%, to £1.22bn. Pre-tax losses doubled to £81m, after £74m in interest payments. Founder and CEO Ryder said
399-473: The group was on track to achieve £5bn revenue by 2030. By March 2024, having completed 24 further acquisitions, RSK employed 10,530 staff. In June 2024, RSK secured £500m (and an additional £300m debt facility) to fund further strategic takeovers. The investment came from a consortium led by Searchlight Capital Partners and Ares Management Corporation funds. RSK aimed to increase turnover from £1.2bn to over £5bn by 2030, and to grow to 400 businesses. Following
420-558: The largest private credit backed, sustainability-linked financing deal on the market to date with Ares European Direct Lending serving as sole lenders of £1 billion available debt facilities to boost the growth of the business. The new debt facilities include an annual margin review based on the achievement of sustainability targets, which are broadly focused on carbon intensity reduction and continual improvement to health and safety management and ethics. RSK anticipates interest savings in excess of £500,000 per year and has committed to donate
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