The Scottish Professional Football League (SPFL) has reported a record-breaking financial year, with a turnover surge of 6% to £41.9 million, the highest in the league's history.
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Dundee-based C J Lang & Son Limited, the family-owned SPAR wholesaler and convenience retailer, has demonstrated resilient financial performance. The company's annual financial report for the year ending 30 April 2023 showed a promising 10.3% surge in pre-tax profits to £3.7 million and a
Highland Spring Group, producer of natural source water brands, revealed an increase in its underlying operating profit to £4.5m in its latest financial results for the year ending 31 December 2022.
Renfrewshire-based Beeks Financial Cloud has reported a year of continued growth, underscoring its increasingly influential presence in the global financial services sector. The Scottish company highlighted its financial achievements for the 12 months ending 30 June 2023, with revenues rising 22% to
Car dealership Arnold Clark has paid out £67 million worth of dividends to its family owners, a sum almost equivalent to the company’s furlough payments during the pandemic.
The organisation managing the St Andrews Old Course has experienced a financial turnaround with a return to pre-pandemic revenue levels, posting a profit of £3.7 million in 2022.
Walker’s Shortbread has reported a 16% annual turnover increase in its latest financial release, reaching £164.6 million, up from £142.4m in the preceding year.
Irn-Bru manufacturer AG Barr has encountered a contraction in profit margins, declining to 12.5% for the half-year from 16.2% in the previous year due to a decision not to fully relay the inflation impact on costs to the consumers. This choice was made in light of the intention to maintain consumer-
Circularity Scotland has accounted for £4.5 million of the Scottish National Investment Bank's £17.8m unrealised loss, according to the bank's latest full year accounts. Just a little over two years since its inception, the bank has significantly influenced the Scottish economy by commit
Edinburgh-based retail cooperative Scotmid has disclosed the upcoming retirement of its longstanding chief executive, John Brodie, next year, coinciding with the announcement of a trading profits rise to £1.5 million, an increase of £400,000, for the 26 weeks concluding at the end of Jul
The British Business Bank (BBB) reported a £135 million post-tax loss in its latest financial year, predominantly due to a dip in tech company valuations. The bank experienced a £146m loss on its investment portfolio in the year to March, contrasted with a £619m gain in the precedi
Elgin-based housebuilder Springfield Properties has seen its share price take a hit after it suspended its dividend payments amid significant financial and housing market challenges. Despite having delivered the firm's "highest level of annual completions and revenue", with total revenue growing 29%
Celtic Football Club has revealed record annual pre-tax profits of £40.7 million, boosted by a triumphant return to the Champions League and other strategic moves.
The Artisanal Spirits Company, the owner of The Scotch Malt Whisky Society (SMWS), has reported a 3% increase in revenue to £10.2 million in its half-year results ending 30 June 2023, coinciding with the company's celebrations for 40 years in business. The group remains confident of
Scottish woollen garment manufacturer Johnstons of Elgin is set to expand production following a robust sales performance and job creation despite a challenging economic landscape. Led by CEO Chris Gaffney, The family-run business, headquartered in the Highlands with additional facilities in the Sco