Turnover for the year to 30 April stood at £71m. Midas, which claims to be one of the fastest-growing construction firms in the region, hopes to make £5m profit by 2004.
Chief executive Steve Hindley attributed the company’s performance to its relationship with clients. Hindley said: “With more than 50% of our turnover secured through negotiation, it’s our relationship with our customers that is paramount. If you can get that right, everything else follows.”
This year’s performance has been helped by strong performance from the construction division, which delivered contracts worth more than £24m. Customers include supermarket groups Tesco, Waitrose and Safeway and catering firm Compass Group. Major projects included a fit-out of leisure facilities at Cardiff’s Millennium Stadium.
Midas Group was created in 1998, after a management buy-in of Midas Construction led by Hindley, formerly Mowlem managing director.
