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Workplace design and build specialist, Claremont, has announced a record financial year, achieving £65.8 million in revenue alongside a record post-tax profit of £3.1 million.
The strong performance, record-breaking throughout its 48-year history, reflects continued demand for high-quality, experience-led workplaces and Claremont’s ability to support organisations as they reimagine the role of the office. Over the year, the business delivered a series of high-profile projects for major clients across the legal, technology, property and consumer sectors.
Among the standout projects completed during the year were new and refurbished workspaces for Softcat’s new home in London, Grant Thornton’s space in Glasgow, and two new Heineken workplaces, alongside a wide range of other commercial clients seeking environments that prioritise collaboration, wellbeing and performance.
The results underline Claremont’s reputation for delivering full turnkey solutions spanning workplace consultancy, interior design, fit-out, furniture and technology. By combining insight-led design with robust delivery capability, the business has continued to help support clients to create offices that attract talent, enhance culture and enable new ways of working.
Commenting on the results, Lisa Flannery, Managing Director, said: “This record performance is a testament to the talent, commitment and creativity of our people, embodied by our Employee-Owned model, and to the trust our clients place in us to deliver some of their most important workplaces. As organisations continue to redefine what the office needs to be, we are proud to be supporting them with spaces that genuinely make a difference.”
The year’s growth was driven not only by new client wins, but also by lasting relationships with existing customers, many of whom are investing further in their spaces to support hybrid working strategies and enhance the employee experience. Claremont’s focus on insight, innovation and delivery excellence has positioned the business strongly within an ever competitive and evolving market.
Looking ahead, Claremont states it remains focused on sustainable organic growth, continued investment in its people and capabilities, and helping clients create destination offices that people actively want to use. With a strong order book, large cash reserves and an established portfolio of existing clients, the business says it is entering the new financial year with confidence.
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From January 2026, the Building Safety Regulator (BSR) formally separated from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE). Created under the Building Safety Act 2022 in response to the Grenfell Tower tragedy, the BSR is designed to raise safety standards across the built environment and introduce a stronger culture of accountability, transparency, and proactive risk management.
This shift places facilities managers in a more strategic safety assurance role – far beyond routine maintenance.
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