£1bn-turnover construction group marks “another year of strong financial performance”
A main contractor which works on landmark projects across the UK and has a turnover of more than £1bn has reported "another year of strong financial performance" despite "market uncertainty, inflationary pressures, regulatory change and sector-specific challenges".
Winvic Construction Ltd is a main contractor that specialises in the design, build and fit-out of industrial, multi-room and commercial projects, and the creation of large-scale, complex civils and infrastructure schemes for both public and private sector clients.
Accounts filed under Winvic Group show turnover reached just over £1bn in the year to 31 January 2026, down from £1.01bn in 2025.
Pre-tax profits dipped from £32.2m to £29.6m over the same period.
A statement signed off by the board hailed "another year of strong financial performance for the year ending January 2026 despite ongoing market uncertainty, inflationary pressures, regulatory change and sector-specific challenges".
The group "maintained strong performance in all operating sectors".
Winvic completed 31 projects and 42 National Highways Scheme Delivery Framework (SDF) schemes during the year.
Its forecasted turnover to January 2027 is £1.06bn, with the forward order book standing at £1.68bn.
Winvic has worked on schemes such as SEGRO Logistics Park East Midlands Gateway, comprising ten facilities, including a 1.3 million sq ft fulfilment centre and offices for Amazon, a 600,000 sq ft distribution centre with a 35m high bay facility for XPO Logistics and a speculative 220,000 sq ft net carbon zero building.
Other projects include:
- Co-op, Symmetry Park, Biggleswade – a 661,000 sq ft BREEAM Excellent, EPC A rated, temperature-controlled facility for Tritax Symmetry
- Kent Street Baths, Birmingham (The Bath House) - comprising 406 build-to-rent (BTR) apartments across 18 storeys in the centre of Birmingham
- Crown Place, Nottingham - a purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) block in the centre of Nottingham comprising 426 beds across six storeys
- Hotel La Tour - a 15-storey, luxury four-star hotel containing 261 bedrooms in the heart of Milton Keynes, with adaptable meeting spaces, external terrace, and a sky bar and restaurant
