Robertson reviews business after loss in profits
Robertson Construction Group said two construction contracts that turned loss making in the year severely impacted profitability.
Robertson Construction Group said two construction contracts that turned loss making in the year severely impacted profitability.
Cheshire-headquartered MTX Contracts turned in an improved operating profit and entered 2025 with an order book value of £125 million.
In 2023, Torsion underwent a restructure as part of a plan to increase turnover to more than £200 million within three years.
Wigan-headquartered business prioritised larger value construction projects over lots of varying sized schemes for another profitable year.
Contractor hired to build three warehouses spanning more than 175,000 sq. ft at Precedent Drive in Milton Keynes.
The Kent-based business posted retained earnings at the end of the year of £3.4 million, compared to £1.6 million recorded the year prior.
The Liverpool-headquartered business posted a loss for the year of £5.7 million, compared to a £3.4 million loss recorded the year prior.
Northstone (NI) Limited – aka Farrans Construction – remained profitable during a “very challenging” trading period.
Construction labour supply company targets further growth in the infrastructure market following the acquisition of Future Build.
The Erith-headquartered business posted profit for the year of £14.5 million, compared to £6.5 million recorded the year prior.