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Severfield soars with strong profit and record revenue

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Britain’s biggest steelwork contractor Severfield has delivered stronger than expected profits and revenue after embarking on a diversification strategy. Underlying pre-tax profit jumped a fifth to £32.5m in the year to March 2023 off record revenue up 22% to £492m. He said: “2023 was a very successful year for the Group.

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Engineering losses halve Briggs & Forrester profit

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Briggs & Forrester Group saw pre-tax profit halve to £1.6m Group financial director Jeremy Askew said: “It has been a particularly difficult year with high levels of inflation experienced impacting on the profitability of some fixed price contracts. after suffering a £1.6m

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Winvic profit falls a third after losses on two jobs

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Shed and multi-room building contractor Winvic saw pre-tax profits fall for the first time after two jobs secured before the pandemic ran into loss. Pre-tax profit nosedived a third to £10.5m He said: “The business has included losses within these results on two major projects secured prior to the Covid 19 pandemic.

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Profits soar at Caddick Group in “rude health”

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Caddick Group saw profits jump by more than 40% as it posted latest results for the year ending August 2022. Across the group – which includes Moda Living, Caddick Developments and Caddick Construction – pre-tax profits hit £58m from a turnover up 28% to £492m.

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McAleer & Rushe set for record year after 2022 profit fall

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McAleer & Rushe is set for a record year having secured new contracts worth £440m in the first six months of 2023 in Greater London, the Midlands and Scotland. The bounce back follows a disappointing performance in 2022 that saw pre-tax profit fall 19% to £12m from revenue flat at £404m, according to newly-published accounts.

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Cannabis Retail Construction: How to Navigate the Green Rush

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Like any CRE sector, the cannabis industry comes with its own set of nuances for planning and executing construction projects – particularly since it is relatively new and highly regulated. Security features, for one, are a major difference between a dispensary and a ‘typical’ retail store.

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Bowmer & Kirkland retains strong cash despite margin slip

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Derby-based building contractor Bowmer & Kirkland returned stable revenue and profit last year despite more challenging market conditions. Turnover was stable at £1.15bn, while trading profit fell by just over 22% to £47m as overall group margin slid from 5% to 4% in the tighter market.