Revenue climbed by around a third to £231m in the year to December 2025, while pre-tax profit leaped nearly a half to £6.9m as the contractor extended a remarkable growth run that has seen sales soar 125% in three years.

The Glasgow-based group, which is in its centenary year, said growth was driven by repeat business from blue-chip customers across manufacturing, public sector, finance and retail, with a string of new food retail clients also boosting workload.

A strategic push into southern England also paid off after the business recruited new regional teams at the end of 2024, helping secure places on national frameworks for major financial institutions and retailers.

The diversified group, which operates across fit-out, refurbishment, M&E, housing, maintenance, flooring, offsite fabrication, consultancy and joinery, increased operating margin to 3% from 2.7% in the prior year.

The strong growth saw headcount rise by almost 20% from 562 to 672 during the year.

Directors said the business remained in a strong financial position with year-end net cash improving to £23m despite continued investment and acquisitions. Borrowings reduced to just £0.9m.

Looking ahead, the board acknowledged ongoing market pressures from rising costs and supply chain disruption but said its growing portfolio of long-term framework appointments and secured workload provided confidence for further growth.

The directors said: “The group is in a strong financial position moving into 2026 and beyond with a significant level of secured workload and continued project allocation from the various frameworks the Group has been appointed giving rise to further growth expectation in 2026.”