Since launching in 2011, the company has seen robust growth driven by its primary energy sector operations, an international expansion strategy, and diversification into various sectors, including renewables, telecoms, petrochemicals, nuclear, and defence.

In addition to its Aberdeen headquarters, ICR has offices across the UK and abroad, including in Norway, the UAE, the USA, and Australia. The firm’s workforce has expanded by 15% since May 2022, rising from 204 to 235 employees. ICR is also set to create approximately 50 new jobs in its next strategic phase.

Jim Beveridge, ICR CEO, said: “This is extremely positive growth for our business and is testament to the hard work and drive of our team. The continued internationalisation of ICR further supports our long-term sustainability, ultimately helping to create meaningful and lasting jobs to make us part of the energy transition.

“These outcomes illustrate how the business is remaining relevant across multiple sectors as we diversify our portfolio while maintaining and developing opportunities in existing markets. These are exciting times for ICR as we repeatedly demonstrate our value-adding capabilities and consequently strengthen our market position.”

Alan McQuade, group managing director at ICR, said: “We retain a strong position in the UK but more than half of ICR’s revenue is now generated in international markets.

“Our global operations and network of strategic partners mean that we can react quickly to customer requirements and this footprint provides access to further growth for ICR. As we aim to capitalise on these opportunities, we are actively seeking to expand our team across all operations.”