Paisley-based construction and refurbishment company Clark Contracts has reported a strong financial performance, with an 18 per cent increase in turnover.
For the year ended 31 October 2025, revenue grew to £125.9 million (FY2024: £106.5 million), underpinned by operating profit of £2.5 million (FY2024: £2.1 million).
The firm’s cash position remained stable at £14.3 million (FY2024: £10.3 million), supported by improved net assets worth £18.8 million.
Bosses consider the results to be “good”, amid a backdrop of inflation and a lack of supply of “skilled resources”.
Founded in 1978, the Scotland-based firm has adopted a strategy of reinvesting profits back into the business, which has allowed them to remain financially “strong”.
“We continue to operate a strict risk management process on all individual contracts and frameworks and to focus on individual project risk,” bosses said in a financial statement.
“The company’s financial position is healthy and the prospects and opportunities for business moving forward are very positive.”
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Clark Contracts continues to invest in its training academy as part of the company’s L&D strategy to strengthen its “talent pipeline”.
Data from the National Audit Office revealed up to 755,000 additional workers could be needed by 2030 to deliver government ambitions on 1.5 million homes, infrastructure and wider demand across the economy.
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