Covid eats into McLaughlin & Harvey profit

By Dave Rogers2021-07-27T05:00:00

But firm behind main Commonwealth Games stadium in Birmingham expecting better numbers this year

McLauglin & Harvey said the cost of dealing with covid cut profit by nearly half last year.

The firm, which is building the main athletics stadium for next year’s Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, said the bill for complying with the CLC’s site operating procedures meant pre-tax profit fell to £5.9m in the year to December from £11.5m.

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