Chief executive Simon Girardier said: \u201cWe are proud to have broken the \u00a31bn mark while strengthening margins and cash. Our strategy of early engagement, supply chain collaboration and investing in our people is paying off.<\/p>\n
“With a \u00a31.24bn order book and nearly \u00a31.9bn pipeline, we are confident of sustaining this growth.\u201d<\/p>\n
Cash at bank climbed a third to \u00a3126m with Girardier forecasting turnover to rise again to \u00a31.25bn in the current year.<\/p>\n
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<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\nWinvic said it was now eyeing big data centre schemes as a logical next step off the back of its logistics know-how.<\/p>\n
The year also saw Winvic mark several milestones: 100m sq ft of industrial space completed since formation, 10,000 BTR and PBSA beds handed over in one year, and 100km of highways delivered or maintained.<\/p>\n
Its first BSR Gateway 2 approval was secured on a multi-room scheme, easing bottlenecks in the resi pipeline.<\/p>\n
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On civils, Winvic took on 66 allocations under National Highways\u2019 Scheme Delivery Framework, added further local authority work under the Lincolnshire Select deal, and moved into later phases of major SRFIs for SEGRO and West Midlands Interchange.<\/p>\n
Girardier added that the group remained alert to risks from the Building Safety Regulator process and supply-chain pressures.<\/p>\n
\u201cBy bringing our delivery teams in earlier, training supervisors, and raising pre-qualification standards, we\u2019re reducing risk and giving clients confidence that projects will move smoothly through approvals,” he said.<\/p>\n
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