04-19-2020, 04:39 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-20-2020, 02:35 PM by Firestarter.)
SERCO could be the biggest company you never heard of.
The following on SERCO was reported in June 2018.
Serco has an annual revenue of some £3 billion and more than 50,000 employees.
Europe is by far its largest area, with around 45% of total revenue (£1.34bn) and the overwhelming majority of that is in the UK – 40% of the total.
Revenues from the other regions are: Americas £688 million, “Asia Pacific” £579 million, Middle East £352 million.
One of its biggest contracts is running 11 Australian immigration detention centres.
In 2016, SERCO lobbied extensively in the US to build a new detention centre to lock up families with children near the Mexican border. The proposal was too controversial so was rejected.
In 2002, SERCO’s CEO was Chris Hyman, an accountant from South Africa.
In 2018, SERCO’s biggest shareholders were:
MSD partners 10%; FIL Ltd 6.67%; Marathon Asset Management 5.31%;
Majedie Asset Management 5.09%; UBS Asset Management 5.04%; Avzalor Asset Management 5%; Orbis Group 4.96%: https://corporatewatch.org/serco-company-profile-2018/
(http://archive.is/sQkeb)
In 2010/2011, the biggest shareholder in the SERCO Group was AXA with 10.8% and the Invesco that was chairded by long-time Rothschild banker, Donald’s Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross owned 2.3% of its shares at the time: https://www.dontbankonthebomb.com/wp-con.../Serco.pdf
The following on SERCO was reported in June 2018.
Serco has an annual revenue of some £3 billion and more than 50,000 employees.
Europe is by far its largest area, with around 45% of total revenue (£1.34bn) and the overwhelming majority of that is in the UK – 40% of the total.
Revenues from the other regions are: Americas £688 million, “Asia Pacific” £579 million, Middle East £352 million.
One of its biggest contracts is running 11 Australian immigration detention centres.
In 2016, SERCO lobbied extensively in the US to build a new detention centre to lock up families with children near the Mexican border. The proposal was too controversial so was rejected.
In 2002, SERCO’s CEO was Chris Hyman, an accountant from South Africa.
In 2018, SERCO’s biggest shareholders were:
MSD partners 10%; FIL Ltd 6.67%; Marathon Asset Management 5.31%;
Majedie Asset Management 5.09%; UBS Asset Management 5.04%; Avzalor Asset Management 5%; Orbis Group 4.96%: https://corporatewatch.org/serco-company-profile-2018/
(http://archive.is/sQkeb)
In 2010/2011, the biggest shareholder in the SERCO Group was AXA with 10.8% and the Invesco that was chairded by long-time Rothschild banker, Donald’s Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross owned 2.3% of its shares at the time: https://www.dontbankonthebomb.com/wp-con.../Serco.pdf
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