Turnover rose nearly 10% to \u00a385m but pre-tax profit slipped to \u00a3176k from \u00a3327k as margins remained wafer thin.<\/p>\n
The employee-owned contractor completed the two biggest jobs in its history,\u00a0 a \u00a337m 402-bed student scheme at Leylands Road and a \u00a334m 185-flat BTR project on Regent Street in Leeds.<\/p>\n
Both towers were delivered on time after running for more than two years each.<\/p>\n
The firm said its order book is spread across defence, education, residential, care, leisure and commercial markets with projects ranging up to \u00a350m, providing a broad base of resilience as it eyes a turnover breakthrough.<\/p>\n
Directors said the plan was to smash the \u00a3100m turnover mark in 2026, helped by investment in people and systems plus new firepower in pre-construction.<\/p>\n
Local frameworks specialist Christian White joined as pre-construction director in May, opening up public sector growth opportunities that the company had previously underplayed.<\/p>\n
>Last month the firm secured spots on Constellia Marketplace and Procurement Hub frameworks.<\/p>\n
The overall Clegg Group performance, which includes specialist contracting arm Clegg Food Projects, reported flat revene of \u00a3162m and pre-tax profit of around \u00a3500k.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n
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