Leeds based structural and civil engineering consultancy, Dudleys has announced a 15 percent increase in turnover for its 2023/24 financial year, ahead of its targets with a positive outlook for the next twelve months.

Its lead consultancy role in the £100 million extension for Leeds Bradford Airport has helped to considerably boost revenue, alongside further new contracts in the aviation sector including London Luton Airport and Heathrow Airport.

Dudleys, which is celebrating 15 years in business has enjoyed several highlights in the last 12 months including a prestigious property industry award for ‘Best Consultancy’ five new recruits at its Leeds headquarters, and new offices in Manchester city centre for its North-West base.

Andy Walker, Managing Director at Dudleys said,

“We are delighted to report strong trading over the last financial year.  No doubt this is boosted by our work for Leeds/Bradford Airport for which we have been retained as lead consultancy for all our 15-year history. 

“We are immensely proud of our ability to maintain close working relationships with clients for the long term with intimate knowledge of the estates for clients including Leeds United and Betty’s and Taylors of Harrogate.

“Diversification and multi-sector work has also helped us to maintain business resilience and we are pleased to have expanded our care sector portfolio and repeat instructions from leading operators including Torsion Group, Voyage Care and LNT Care Developments. We have also seen a significant increase in business for large scale housing developments and the energy sector, particularly for EV charging sites.  

“With a robust growth plan and succession planning in place we are very optimistic about future business development and regional growth.”

Dudleys is an award-winning, privately-owned consultancy. It employs a team of 30 highly skilled people offering structural and civil engineering advice across the UK and operates in all key real estate sectors including residential, industrial, commercial, retail and education.

Other key clients include developer CEG, Arla Foods, Unilever UK, Leeds City Council and the Saltaire World Heritage Site.