Bradbury Hamilton's long game sees profits surge 168%

Strong results are 20 years in the making

Nicola Brittain
clock • 1 min read

A surge in yearly profits at Chartered financial planner Bradbury Hamilton is the fruit of 20 years of acquisitions, the firm said.

The firm saw pre-tax profits of £823,379 for the year ended 30 September 2015 compared with £306,639 for the same year end 2014 - a jump of 168%. Turnover for the business increased to £2.8m, 17% up on the previous year and 207% more than business turnover five years ago. The Chartered firm said the strong figures were down to the integration and management of 48 IFA client banks acquired over the 20 years to 2013. The company's joint venture with accountancy firm Raffingers Stuart further benefitted the company, it said. Combined turnover at the company, including its share of ope...

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