Profits rise by a quarter at Irish unit of Jacobs Engineering
Performance driven by increased activity across several of the major markets in which its clients operate
Jacobs Engineering
Booming life sciences sector boosts revenues at Jacobs Engineering by 40%
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Jacobs Engineering’s Irish unit reports big rise in revenues
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