Angela Vickers, CEO of the Scottish company, which has locations across Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee, London, and Bath, said that the results reflect that after a difficult period for the sector, they “are emerging as a more resilient company and can look to the future with renewed positivity and optimism”.

The firm’s operating costs were supported by government support packages, including the furlough scheme, a grant, and business rates relief.

The accounts show turnover at the Edinburgh-headquartered business grew to £47.3m from £8m and pretax losses were reduced to £2.7m from £16.4m.