A property group has announced a demerger of its operations.
Shareholders at Stepnell Group have opted to split the construction, property management and property investment elements of the business.
The demerger will see shareholders Peter Wakeford, Tom Wakeford, Ed Wakeford and David Wakeford each owning companies within the current Stepnell Group which reflect their expertise.
Tom Wakeford will continue to lead Stepnell, the construction business with its existing leadership team, and Step Energy, the decarbonisation and renewables business.
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Ed Wakeford will continue to lead the property and development business.
A statement from the Rugby-based group said: "The effect of the demerger will positively benefit current and potential clients, providing clear leadership for each of the respective businesses and their employees.
"Operating the group as independent businesses will enable us to be more agile to focus on our clients, boosting these robust businesses in our chosen markets and creating greater potential for each business to expand, invest and further improve the offering to its clients and employees.
"We aim to conclude the demerger in January.
"The businesses will continue to deliver for our clients and stakeholders as we transition into full demerger."
