Turnover topped £600m figure with profit jumping nearly a quarter
Tilbury Douglas said revenue was up 11% last year to top £600m as the firm targets a £2bn order book.
The former Interserve subsidiary, which became a standalone business four years ago, saw income hit £600.1m with gross revenue, which includes intercompany turnover, up 12% to £692m.
Pre-tax profit in the year to December 2025 was up 23% to £14.8m with cash reserves up 28% to £65m at its year-end.
In a note accompanying the accounts, chief executive Craig Tatton said: “We remain firmly focused on our strategic ambition: to become the leading UK contractor in our chosen sectors by 2029. To support this, we are targeting a £2bn+ order book and net margins of 3.5%, all underpinned by a restored and strengthened balance sheet.”
The firm’s current order book was up 17% to £1.5bn with more than 90% of it revenue generated through long-term frameworks with repeat customers.
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