Full year revenue is anticipated to see growth by around 3%, with project execution contributing to adjusted pre-tax profit at the high end of analyst forecasts. 

The Group continues to eye growth at its specialist businesses with the recent investment in a Keighley-based pipe fabrication facility and the acquisition of Nene Valley Fire. 

The firm has recorded a record order book of £4.3 billion and starts the new financial year with roughly 90% of revenue secured.

Bill Hocking, chief executive for Galliford Try, said: “[W]e expect to report our sixth consecutive year of revenue, profit and cash growth at our full year results in September.

“Our Sustainable Growth Strategy is supported by our high-quality order book, a long-term pipeline of future opportunities in our chosen sectors, and our ability to re-invest selectively in earnings-accretive growth opportunities.

“We benefit from great people and committed project teams, and we look forward to delivering continued progress and long-term value for all stakeholders as we deliver our strategy to 2030.”