Arup income rises but pandemic blunts profit

By Dave Rogers2023-01-05T12:09:00

Consultant says UK remains biggest source of business

Turnover at Arup went up 10% last year to £1.9bn but the 15,500-strong business saw its pre-tax profit cut by a third to £37m, the firm’s latest report and accounts reveal.

The company, which is working on designs for the new HS2 station at Euston, said the impact of the pandemic and the war in Ukraine had blunted its bottom line for the year to March 2022.

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