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Ian Williams Reports Continuing Growth

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Privately held UK property services company Ian Williams has reported an increase in revenue for fiscal year 2021, with total sales of £92 million and a net profit margin of 2.6 per cent.

The financial peformance represents a return to pre-COVID levels, with the company’s order book now exceeding £500 million.

Ian Williams has also announced a commitment to achieving future growth sustainably, through a renewed strategic commitment to People, Planet and the Community.

As part of this strategy and in recognition of the company’s 75th anniversary, a donation of £75,000 was made to The Trussell Trust to support the important role it plays in working to stop hunger and poverty in the community.

Managing director, Andy Havard, says: “The last year saw a strong recovery to pre-pandemic levels and with both order book and employee numbers at record levels, we are well placed to withstand the pressures arising from the cost-of-living crisis and increasing inflation within our markets.

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“Our continued investment with a focus on sustainable outcomes places Ian Williams in a strong position to further increase its position as a leading service provider to the built environment.”

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