SNC-Lavalin Group says it is exiting lump-sum turnkey (LSTK) contracting and will reorganise its Resources (Oil & Gas and Mining & Metallurgy) and Infrastructure Construction segments into a separate business line following continued poor performance. The company, which earlier this year stopped bidding on all future mining EPC projects, said it was also exploring all options for its Resources segment, particularly its Oil & Gas (O&G) business, including transition to a services-based business or divestiture. SNC-Lavalin's Resources division reported negative EBIT of C$256.6 million ($195.4 million) in 2018. "The decision to reorganise the company will allow SNC-Lavalin to focus on the high-performing and growth areas of the business, which will be reported under SNCL Engineering Services," the company said, adding that it will fulfil the contractual obligations of its current LSTK projects and then be reorganised as SNCL Projects.