Northern Ireland based contractor says turnover slipped 6% to just over £1bn
Pre-tax profit at Graham headed north last year after two successive years of falls with the Northern Ireland-based contractor seeing its bottom line improve by 70%.
In accounts filed at Companies House for the 12 months to March 2025, pre-tax profit jumped from £14.8m to £25.2m although revenue was down 6% to £1.06bn.
In a note accompanying the accounts, the firm, which last year failed to agree a deal to rebuild the Tavern and Allen stands at Lord’s cricket ground, said: “This growth reflects disciplined contract selection, robust commercial management and continued investment in strategic capabilities.”
The Lord’s job has since been split into two with Byrne subsidiary Ellmer now set to carry out the Allen stand rebuild under a single stage, fixed-price job worth £23.5m.
Graham said that cash at the bank and in hand was up 28% to £192.5m at the year-end.
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