Firm says it will report six years of consecutive growth
Galliford Try has said its adjusted pre-tax profit for the year to 30 June is at the top end of analysts’ forecasts.
The firm, in an unaudited update today, said it expects to report a sixth consecutive year of revenue, profit and cash growth.
It said its adjusted pre-tax profit will be at the upper end of analysts’ £51.4m to £53.4m range.
The firm, which predominantly works on frameworks in the public and regulated sectors, said its full-year revenue is 3% up on the £1.88bn reported for the previous year.
It said it continues to see “significant opportunities in water, transportation, energy infrastructure, education, defence, custodial and health”
The firm pointed to its winning places on major frameworks and new projects, including a £15.4bn Department for Education (DfE) construction framework, a £1.5bn major works framework procured by Leeds City Council, three schools totalling £139m and a £750m affordable homes framework by Sovereign Network Group.
Average month-end cash for the year ended 30 June 2026 was up 21.0% to £216.2m while its order book rose from £4.1bn to £4.3bn.
Bill Hocking, chief executive of Galliford Try, said: “We support Government and regulated investment in the UK’s social and economic infrastructure and affordable housing.
“As a UK only contractor, our confidence in the future is supported by our high-quality order book, a long-term pipeline of future opportunities in our chosen sectors and our ability to re-invest selectively in earnings-accretive growth opportunities.”
The company will publish its full, audited accounts for the year to 30 June on 17 September.
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