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News Release from: Higgins Construction
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 18 November 2003
Higgins Group PLC Record Breaking
Financial Year
Higgins Group reports record results with sales increasing by almost 50% to £166 million (2002 - £114 million) and pre-tax profits rising to £8.4 million (2002 - £5.4 million).
The Higgins Group reports record results for the financial year-end 31 July 2003, with sales increasing by almost 50% to £166 million (2002 - £114 million) and pre-tax profits rising to £8.4 million (2002 - £5.4 million) This represents 47% average annual growth in profits over the last five years for the Essex-based Group, which has three subsidiary companies operating throughout the South East
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 23 Sep 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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"The combined strength of these two specialist companies maintains the Group's advantage in providing total solutions for high-density housing by integrating homes for rent, shared ownership and outright sale," said founding Joint-Chairman Derek Higgins, OBE FCIOB.
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"Economic and demographic factors provide considerable opportunity to expand the Group's well-balanced and complementary portfolio of activities," said Mr Higgins.
"The quality of the Group's management will ensure that this will be achieved without compromising either customer service or product quality.".
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