Aston Lark reports Ebitda and revenue growth for 2020
The consolidator now places circa £900m in gross written premium and employs over 1,500 people in over 50 offices across the UK and Ireland.
Aston Lark has reported an increase in turnover to £62.0m for the year ended 31 December 2020, up from £52.7m in 2019.
According to a filing on Companies House, the company further recorded a pre-tax profit of £7.9m, up slightly from £7.7m in the preceding year.
Its operating profit also rose to £7.6m, up from £6.9m in 2019.
The consolidator said in a statement that this is its first set of full-year financial results since Goldman Sachs took a majority stake in the business in September 2019
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