McAleer & Rushe says turnover will bounce back to over £400m after covid hits income

By Dave Rogers2021-04-21T05:00:00

Revenue at Mount Pleasant contractor fell 15% last year

McAleer & Rushe, which is helping turn the former Mount Pleasant sorting office in London into new homes, is expected to see turnover rebound to north of £400m this year after covid sent revenue diving below the £300m mark in 2020.

The firm is working for Taylor Wimpey on a £45m deal at the Mount Pleasant sorting office in Farringdon, which is the second phase of a wider deal which will see nearly 700 homes built at the site called Postmark.

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