Hawkins consolidates, rebrands, positions for future growth

Hawkins consolidates, rebrands, positions for future growth

Aiming to hit $1 billion in annual revenue, up from projected $700m in 2014
Hawkins today announces that it has rebranded as it positions itself for a period of sustained future growth.

• The company will now be known simply as Hawkins, to focus on the delivery of multi-disciplinary projects under one unified brand
• A refreshed logo signals the change of approach and renewed focus on project service and delivery
• New company objectives include:
- Raising annual revenue to $1 billion – from the forecast $700m this year – through a mix of onshore and selected offshore projects
- Investing in technology as a critical enabler to improve productivity
- A relentless focus on health and safety to continually improve performance
- Expanding Hawkins offshore on a project by project basis, focusing on core areas of expertise
- Continued support for unemployed Maori and Pacific Island people into trades training through initiatives like the He Toki ki te Rika programme; a collaborative partnership based in Christchurch, led by Ngai Tahu with CPIT and Hawkins which has seen 700 Maori enrolments into trades training over the past three years.

Hawkins CEO Geoff Hunt says: “We think success is about making the right social, economic and environmental choices today, to build better communities tomorrow. People and society are expecting more from companies these days and we are responding by building a modern, high performing organisation in step with a rapidly changing world.”
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