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Wilkinson Eyre’s profit jumps

By Dave Rogers 2022-01-11T07:00:00

21 moorfields

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Wilkinson Eyre improved its pre-tax profit last year with the 21 Moorfields architect seeing its bottom line jump 20% during the first full year of the pandemic.

The practice, whose co-founder Chris Wilkinson died aged 76 last month, defied the economic ravages of covid-19 to see profit rise to £2.2m on turnover down 11% to £22.7m in the year to March 2021.

UK workloads stayed flat at £21.8m during the period but overseas income fell from £3.6m to £866,000.

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