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25 February 2026

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Strong year for Morgan Sindall as turnover tops £5bn

2 hours Morgan Sindall Group has reported strong growth for last year, with profits up by more than a third and revenues passing £5bn for the first time.

Morgan Sindall group chief executive John Morgan
Morgan Sindall group chief executive John Morgan

In the year to 31st December 2025 Morgan Sindall Group made a profit before tax of £231.8m (2024: £171.9m) on revenue up 10% to £5,019m (2024: £4,546m).

Star performer among the group was the fit-out business, which delivered an operating profit up 41% to £139.9m (2024: £99.0m) on revenue up 37% to £1,784m (2024: £1,300m) with an operating margin of 7.8% (2024: 7.6%).

Morgan Sindall Construction grew operating profit by 20% to £37.0m (2024: £30.9m) with revenue up 11% to £1,159m (2024: £1,044m), delivering an operating margin of 3.2.

Infrastructure operating profit was marginally down by 3% to £37.2m (2024: £38.5m) and revenue down 11% to £935m (2024: £1,047m) on account of a lot of early planning and design activities for recently-awarded large frameworks.

Partnership Housing increased operating profit by 16% to £42.0m (2024: £36.1m) on revenue up 5% to £903m (2024: £861m).

Group chief executive John Morgan said "Over the last year we achieved significant growth in adjusted profit before tax, up 35% to £233m from the prior year. We also continued to make significant strategic progress across the wide number of sectors the group operates in, entering 2026 with a record level secured orderbook and work at preferred bidder stage up 17% to £19.1bn from the prior year. As a result, the improved outlook has given us the confidence to increase the medium-term targets for both the Mixed Use Partnerships and Infrastructure divisions.

“Our balance sheet, which is supported by a substantial average daily cash position, continues to allow us to focus on making the right decisions to drive long-term sustainable growth while also supporting strong returns to shareholders in the year, with the full year dividend increasing by 20% to 158p per share.

“Over the last 10 years we have delivered an 18% CAGR (compound annual growth rate) for adjusted profit before tax. This has been delivered by our decentralised operating model through each of our five empowered businesses based on our vision to harness the energy of our teams to achieve the improbable. Our performance is a result of their huge commitment, together with our deeply held core values, as they have responsibly overcome challenges and taken advantage of opportunities with pace and agility, while making their businesses even better.â€

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