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Morgan Sindall says 2026 profit will beat forecasts again
Morgan Sindall Group said strong trading and a healthy run of secured orders mean full-year 2026 results will come in slightly ahead of previous expectations. Its Construction division is expected to grow profit by double digits on revenue of nearly £4 billion, Fit Out is on track to beat last year's £140 million profit, and Infrastructure is expected to deliver more than £37 million in profit. The group said it goes into 2027 with a strong order book.
Our readMorgan Sindall has upgraded its guidance for the second time running. That points to the firm picking up more higher-margin infrastructure and fit-out work, while several peers report thinner order books.
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