Overall income creeps up but revenue from Middle East goes into reverse
Aecom saw workloads edge up last year as the firm said turnover was boosted by rising income in the UK.
Aecom Ltd, which covers most of its UK business, said in accounts filed at Companies House that revenue in the year to 27 September last year was up 2% to 拢777m. Pre-tax profit was up 3& to 拢37m.
In a note accompanying the accounts, which were signed off at the beginning of the month, the firm said the rise in revenue was 鈥渄ue to increased volumes across all end markets as well as continued growth in the company鈥檚 involvement in multinational infrastructure projects across the globe鈥�.
Revenue from its UK business was up 9% to 拢626m but income from the Middle East, which include several jobs in Saudi Arabia, fell a third to 拢109m.
The average number of employees across the company during the period was up 6% to 4,422.
Last month, Aecom announced that its chief executive for Europe had left the business.
Colin Wood, whose remit also included India, has been replaced by Richard Whitehead who was Aecom鈥檚 buildings and places global business line chief executive.
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