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Ground engineering firm Keller suffered an 80 per cent drop in pre-tax profit despite its lucrative HS2 contracts. The Coventry-based company recorded profit before tax of £918,000 – down from £4.5m in its previous accounting period. Its latest accounts for the 2024 calendar year also saw turnover drop 22 per cent from £124.6m to £96.9m.

CREDIT: Richard Southall Tide Construction has seen its pre-tax profit plunge by almost a third, according to its latest accounts. It is the second year running the London-based company, which specialises in building high-density residential schemes using modular methods, has reported a drop. In its accounts for the year ending 31 August 2024, Tide’s pre-tax

Profits have surged by almost 50 per cent at HG Construction following a major corporate restructure and a strategic turnaround to prioritise consolidation over growth. Pre-tax profit at the Hertfordshire-based contractor rose from £6.4m to £9.5m last year, while turnover dipped from a record £424m to £387m, according to the firm’s latest financial results. Its

Pre-tax profit has risen by 18 per cent at Dorset builder CG Fry & Son on the back of a bumper increase in turnover in its contracting arm. The Dorchester-based company, which operates as both a contractor and residential developer, said a strong financial and operational performance last year had left it well positioned for

Profit has dropped by over two fifths at roofing specialist BriggsAmasco after a number of project delays. The latest financial results for the Sandwell-based firm show that pre-tax profit before exceptional items fell last year from £5.3m to £3m on turnover that declined from £44m to £37m, a drop of almost 16 per cent. However

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Tier one contractor Wates posted record annual turnover last year although its statutory pre-tax profit nosedived, its latest accounts show. The firm – ranked 7th in last year’s CN100 index of top UK contractors – saw its revenue (excluding joint ventures) rise by 9.2 per cent from £2.1bn to £2.3bn for the year to 31

Ferrovial’s UK contracting arm has almost tripled its pre-tax profit after its revenue exceeded £500m for the second year running.  The London-based subsidiary of the Spanish conglomerate recorded a pre-tax profit of £14.1m in the year to 31 December 2024, compared with £5.5m the year before.  Turnover at Ferrovial Construction (UK) rose by 1 per