The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) is reviewing allegations of financial misreporting at Battersea Power Station following claims by former chief executive Don O'Sullivan that he was dismissed after raising concerns over inflated property valuations. Mr O'Sullivan alleges undeveloped land was valued hundreds of millions of pounds above independent estimates, helping avoid a hit to profits. After reporting his concerns in November 2024, he says he was excluded from the busi

Constantine Law act for Donagh O'Sullivan in his whistleblowing claim against Battersea Power Station and the case is being widely reported in the press: Financial Times (£): Battersea Power Station in dispute with fired CEO over accounts The Times (£): Sacked Battersea Power Station chief sues in whistleblowing row City AM: Ex-Battersea Power Station boss takes owners to court over dismissal Solicitors Journal: High-profile case against Battersea executives - Solicitor

PRESS RELEASE 19 March 2026 Mr O'Sullivan is advised by Constantine Law Don O’Sullivan (former CEO of the iconic Battersea Power Station redevelopment) is bringing a claim for unfair dismissal and whistleblowing detriment against Battersea Power Station Development Company and four senior Malaysian executives, in what will be a high-profile case in the Employment Tribunal. In Don O’Sullivan v Battersea Power Station (and others) reported in the Financial Times , today,