Orms posts increased turnover and profit following two years of ‘substantial growth’

Custom house

Revenue at Old Street practice rose to £12.7m last year

Orms has posted increased turnover and profit as the Old Street-based practice set out its latest results following two years of “substantial growth”.

Turnover at the firm behind plans to transform the City of London’s Custom House into a hotel increased from £11.1m to £12.7m, while pre-tax profit rose from £1.1m to £1.4m, according to accounts for the year to 31 December 2025.

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