Hurley Palmer Flatt edging closer to £50m turnover target

By Jordan Marshall2018-11-26T06:00:00

Consultant’s latest figures shows profit jumped a third

Hurley Palmer Flatt has said it will be close to hitting its £50m turnover target when its current financial year finishes next spring.

The engineer said three years ago that it wanted to double income to £50m and in its latest annual results, the firm said revenue for the year to March 2019 was forecast to be around £45m.

Chairman and chief executive Paul Flatt said: “[The £50m figure] is still on track. We have continued to grow the business forward through acquisition, international reach and seeking new markets.”

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