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Jun 14, 2022 · Go-Ahead said the acquisition at £15 represented a 48.5 per cent premium to its share price compared to when First Group first announced its takeover interest, and set off investor speculation ...
Go-Ahead is an international transport group and one of the UK's leading public transport providers. We place great importance on partnership and adopting a collaborative approach with governments, local communities and strategic partners. We develop and operate services that create long term value for all of us.
Jan 3, 2024 · Go-Ahead Media centre. To view all of our latest news and press releases, as well as articles on the transport industry as a whole, please visit our Newsroom. Visit the Go-Ahead Newsroom. If you're a journalist who needs to get in contact with our team, please email us at communications@go-ahead.com.
Apr 5, 2022 · The Go-Ahead Group today sets out a new strategy aimed at delivering profitable growth and a sustainable future for the business in a dynamic market for public transport. The strategy follows a business review led by Christian Schreyer, Group Chief Executive. The company will reinstate its pre-COVID dividend policy of paying a dividend to shareholders equivalent to between 50% and 75% of ...
Created in 1987, Go North East was the first bus service managed by The Go-Ahead Group. With over 2,000 employees, it is the third largest employer in the North East. The company is the founding business of today's Go-Ahead Group and continues to strive to be a modern business.
We are committed to leading a new way of moving society forward. A way moved by the passion for our craft. A way built upon the excellence of our talent. A way that guarantees solutions that work. Our way, the Globalvia way. Go-Ahead Group is owned by the Australia-based transport company Kinetic Group (51%) and Spanish transport infrastructure ...
Go-Ahead Ireland was the first private operator to be chosen by the National Transport Authority (NTA) to run bus services. We started operating services in September 2018. Go-Ahead Ireland manages 33 routes, including 27 outer Dublin and "W" routes, the 197 route from Swords to Ashbourne, and five commuter routes that link the towns of Offaly, Laois, Meath and Kildare.
