Galliford Try (LSE:GFRD), the UK construction group, said full-year revenue for the year ended 30 June grew circa 3%, with adjusted profit before tax expected at the top end of analysts' current forecasts.
Those forecasts, compiled by the group as of 1 July, range from £51.4m to £53.4m.
The company said commercial discipline and project execution across its Building and Infrastructure divisions drove consecutive year-on-year margin progression toward its 2030 target of 4.0%.
Average month-end cash for the year rose 21.0% to £216.2m, up from £178.7m in 2025, with year-end cash at £258.8m against £237.6m the prior year.
The group holds no pension liabilities, no bank debt, and its revolving credit facility remains undrawn.
Its order book stands at £4.3bn, up from £4.1bn a year earlier, with around 90% of the new financial year's revenue already secured.
Recent contract wins since January include a place on the £15.4bn Department for Education Construction Framework 25, the £1.5bn YORbuild Major Works 2 Framework for Leeds City Council, and a £750m affordable homes framework with Sovereign Network Group.
"I am pleased that all our operations have performed well throughout the year, and we expect to report our sixth consecutive year of revenue, profit and cash growth at our full year results presentation in September," said chief executive Bill Hocking.
Galliford Try will report audited full-year results on 17 September.
