JRL sees income recover from pandemic hit

By Dave Rogers2022-06-22T06:00:00

Turnover at firm back up above £600m as profit stays flat

The company which snapped up stricken offsite specialist Caledonian Modular this spring said turnover last year was back up to close to its pre-pandemic peak, topping £600m for the second time in its history.

But JRL Group, which has drawn comparisons with Laing O’Rourke because of its self-delivery model, said its various divisions, which include residential contracting specialist Midgard, concrete frame firm J Reddington, an M&E arm and a façades operation, had mixed success in 2021.

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