Liverpool city region groundworks and civil engineering contractor Eurogold sees revenues soar 29% to £67.8m and profits rise despite a ‘fluctuating market environment’. Tony McDonough reports
Merseyside groundworks and civil engineering contractor Eurogold is reporting rises in both revenues and profits as driven by “strategic investments in infrastructure, technology and talent”.
Eurogold, which has its head office in Huyton and another base in Rainford, has posted its accounts for the 12 months to September 30, 2025, on Companies House. They show a 29% rise in revenues to £67.8m. Pre-tax profits came in at £2.5m (previous year £1m).
Total shareholder dividends for the year totalled just over £733,000 and the principal recipient is company co-founder and majority shareholder Damien Brickland who owns 82% of the business.
Damien started the firm along with Andrew Tomkins in 2004. In the accounting period it employed 53 people with urs head office across two floors of its premises close to M62 and M57 motorways.
Writing in the annual report, Damien said: “Eurogold Group has delivered another year of strong performance, driven by strategic investments in infrastructure, technology and talent.
“The company remains focused on delivering high-quality projects while managing risks effectively and maintaining the strong commitment to sustainability.”
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He also said: “Looking forward, Eurogold is well positioned to capitalise on opportunities in the civil engineering sector, with a clear strategy for growth, a robust pipeline of projects and a commitment to continuous improvement.
“Over the past year Eurogold has strengthened its market position through strategic investments in both people and technology, enabling us to deliver high-quality projects efficiently.”