Profit and turnover at AbbeyAutoline surge in 2023
Northern Ireland broker AbbeyAutoline achieved double digit growth in turnover and profit in 2023.
The figures, in a filing at Companies House for Abbey Insurance Brokers, revealed turnover jumped from £27.97m to £31.38m as Ebitda surged 27% to £9.1m.
AbbeyAutoline was created in 2020 when Abbey’s parent company Prestige Insurance Holdings brought it together with Autoline, which it had snapped up in 2018.
RelatedAbbey boosts profits by 15% in 2022Abbey Insurance Brokers, which trades as AbbeyAutoline, grew post-tax profit by 15.2% to £2.6m in 2022, with turnover also rising.
Profit after tax
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