Northern Ireland based contractor says turnover slipped 6% to just over 拢1bn

Pre-tax profit at Graham headed north last year after two successive years of falls with the Northern Ireland-based contractor seeing its bottom line improve by 70%.

In accounts filed at Companies House for the 12 months to March 2025, pre-tax profit jumped from 拢14.8m to 拢25.2m although revenue was down 6% to 拢1.06bn.

In a note accompanying the accounts, the firm, which last year failed to agree a deal to rebuild the Tavern and Allen stands at Lord鈥檚 cricket ground, said: 鈥淭his growth reflects disciplined contract selection, robust commercial management and continued investment in strategic capabilities.鈥�

GRAHAM site team

Profit at Graham went up 70% last year

The Lord鈥檚 job has since been split into two with Byrne subsidiary Ellmer now set to carry out the Allen stand rebuild under a single stage, fixed-price job worth 拢23.5m.

Graham said that cash at the bank and in hand was up 28% to 拢192.5m at the year-end.

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