UK construction group Galliford Try has posted a profit before tax of £45m ($60.73m) for the financial year to 30 June 2025 (FY25), its highest since it became a standalone construction business in 2020. The adjusted operating margin for the division reached 3.0%, up by 42 basis points, meeting its previously stated margin target one year ahead of schedule. Revenue rose by 6% to £1.9bn, driven by expansion in both core operations and higher-margin specialist services. Average month-end cash increased to ...