John F Hunt sells power division to Finning
01-10-2026 18:33 via constructionenquirer.com

John F Hunt sells power division to Finning

Demolition giant John F Hunt Group has sold its temporary power division to Finning.
The deal for John F Hunt Power Group and sister company Morris Machinery is understood to be worth more than £50m.
John Hall, Chairman of the John F Hunt Group and founder of John F Hunt Power, said: “John F Hunt Power was born out of a practical challenge. During demolition projects throughout the 1980s and 1990s, we recognised the need for reliable temporary power solutions to support crane operati
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