The contractor, which recently opened a new London headquarters at 26 Finsbury Square in the City, lifted revenue 26% to £195m in the year to October 2025 from £154m previously. Pre-tax profit surged 74% to £16.9m from £9.7m a year earlier.
The latest performance caps a period of rapid growth that has seen the business expand from just £27m turnover in 2020 to almost £200m today.
The UK operation specialises in major residential, student accommodation, healthcare and commercial developments and has been steadily building its presence across London and regional city markets.
Cash reserves approached £60m last year, up from £40.2m previously, as profitability improved with margin rising from 6.1% to 7.9% last year.
Balance sheet strength also improved sharply, with net assets rising to £39m from £26m.
Directors said they were satisfied with both trading performance and the year-end financial position, adding that the level of business remained strong throughout 2025.
