In audited accounts for the year ended 30 September 2025, the ultimate holding company of Maxi Haulage Ltd, Maxi Construction Ltd and Maxi Warehousing Ltd said poor trading conditions in the Haulage industry impacted the haulage arm. While results are lower than desired, performance is considered satisfactory given the current industry profit pressures, the group said.

Alan Miles, the managing director of Maxi Haulage, retired in September after 29 years’ service and is retained as a consultant. Retirement dinners were hosted in Belfast and Stratford-upon-Avon to mark the occasion.

In the current financial period, the group said it faces key issues due to the current situation in Iran, which has affected fuel supply and increased operating cost together with client logistic changes. The situation is “under constant daily review” to cope with the ongoing changing conditions, Maxi added.

Maxi Construction increased turnover during the year to over £21m with profits before tax of £3.5m. The results benefited from the consolidation of completed projects, and trading has continued successfully into the following year.

The group said it continues its policy of maintaining strong management and financial reserves to cope with any issues which arise and allow it to finance expansion. The haulage company continues to invest to maintain a modern and efficient fleet and facilities.

“We thank our customers for their continued business and support, and our employees and subcontractors for their hard work and commitment, contributing to the continuing success of the group,” it added.