WILLMOTT Dixon has published its interim results for the six months to 30th June 2025, which reveal a slight dip in turnover compared to the same period 12 months earlier.
Turnover stands at £548.1 million for the six months (HY24: £561.1m). Pre-tax profit of £10 million is the same as 12 months ago, while the firm’s cash position has strengthened from £109.3 million to £122 million.
Willmott Dixon has reported a record £700m+ framework turnover secured for 2025 with two major extensions so far. Over £1 billion of pre-construction work has been obtained so far this year, positioned for main contract conversion.
The group has an order book and pipeline of over £3 billion secured.
CEO Graham Dundas said, “Willmott Dixon’s solid first half performance demonstrates our excellent operational performance and the resilience and quality of our order book. Our continued focus on operational excellence and smart contract selection underpins the strong profit performance and cash position across the group.
“Looking forward, the scale of opportunity ahead of us is particularly exciting, as our market-leading position in key sectors pays dividends. With over £1bn of pre-construction work ready for conversion to main contracts and our record £700m+ framework turnover this year, we’re well positioned for sustained growth.”
