West Midlands contractor revenue surges upwards 30%

West Midlands contractor A&H Construction has reported a 30 per cent surge in turnover, surpassing £128 million.

Founded in 1986, the company has developed construction expertise across a range of sectors, including commercial and industrial, retail and leisure, and education.

During FY26, turnover increased to £128.9 million, compared to £99.1 million in FY25. Its operating profit more than doubled during the period reaching £6.9 million (FY25: £3.2 million).

Pre-tax profits also moved upwards to £7.2 million (FY25: £3.3 million), with gross margins widening to 9.6 per cent, up from the 9.5 per cent the previous year.

Despite the business achieving its P&L targets, bosses are anticipating a “challenging” year ahead with “difficult” trading conditions potentially impacting the business. 

In a recent financial statement, bosses at the firm said: “Whilst uncertainty still remains with the wider economic outlook, the company is in a strong position and has continued to trade successfully, its resilience supported by a healthy order book. 

“The directors are confident that it has the necessary financial and human resources available to prosper. The board of directors remain confident that the resilience of the business and its proven track record will result in sustained profitability”. 

A&H Construction maintained a strong balance sheet, although its cash position contracted slightly, dropping from £7.7 million before to £4.7 million in FY26. 

Shareholder funds increased during the period, growing to £9.5 million, from £9.1 million. 

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