AHMM warns on 2021 turnover after posting record results

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Income jumped a quarter last year

AHMM has warned turnover is expected to take a hit this year after posting a record income last time.

The practice behind the planned makeover of the IBM building on London’s South Bank and a new office block above Southwark tube station, which got the green light last month, said the covid-19 pandemic had eaten into its forecasted income.

It is due to file its latest results, for the year to 31 March 2021, later this year but in a statement said: “While the practice has remained busy throughout 2020, turnover has reduced compared to expectations at the start of the year, principally due to uncertainties arising from the pandemic.”

 

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