Mace Group has announced plans to adopt a new name for its construction business following an investment from Goldman Sachs Alternatives.
Mace Construct will adopt a new name and identity later this year. A statement from the company said the new brand will reflect “who the firm is today, together with a refreshed growth strategy” that will support its UK-wide growth plans in construction.
Mace Construct delivered its first project in 1998 and has been involved with major projects across London, including The Shard and Battersea Power Station.
When the deal is complete, Mace Consult will become an independent business and continue to operate under the Mace brand. It will remain owned by Mace Group’s current shareholders until the transaction completes.
For the interim period, the two businesses will be known as Mace Construct and Mace Consult.
New name and identity
Jason Millett, group chief executive at Mace, confirmed that Mace Consult will be led by Davendra Dabasia as CEO.
“We have worked hard over the past decade to establish ‘Mace’ as a global benchmark for exceptional programme delivery, and we think it is right that Davendra and his team are able to continue to build on the strength of that brand in Consult’s growth markets across the world,” Millett added.
“Here in the UK, we believe there is an opportunity for Mace Construct to evolve once again, adopting a new name and identity that leverages our established relationships and reputation for construction delivery, setting a bold path forward with a new vision and a renewed focus on what our people stand for and what our teams are here to deliver.
“For the time being, both Mace Consult and Mace Construct will continue to operate under the Mace brand – but during 2026, we’ll be working with Construct’s colleagues, clients, suppliers and partners to develop something truly exciting.
“It’ll be a co-created new identity built around our legacy in London and who we are today – a bold and innovative contractor – with a clear view of what we want to achieve together in the future.”
