Overseas work helps Murphy back into black

By Dave Rogers2020-08-12T05:00:00

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Flourishing business in Ireland and Canada helped North London contractor J Murphy & Sons back into the black last year after racking up more than £26m in losses in 2018.

The firm turned in a £1.1m operating profit in the year to December 2019 after the firm saw losses hit £26.7m the year before.

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