Losses increase at JRL’s modular business despite turnover improving

By Daniel Gayne2025-01-10T12:30:00

Accounts for group’s subsidiary businesses now being filed at Companies House

JRL’s modular construction business has recorded another year of losses, despite an improvement in turnover.

The business has been part of the concrete frame specialist’s stable of subsidiaries since 2022, when it bought the stricken housing firm Caledonian Modular out of administration, saving 200 jobs at its Newark factory.

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