Clark Thomson reports 62% rise in profit
Broker also sees increases in turnover and operating profit for the year to 31 March 2015.
Clark Thomson Insurance Brokers has reported a 62% increase in post-tax profit for the year to the end of 31 March 2015 according to its financial statement.
The document, filed at Companies House, shows the broker‘s profit was £1.4m in 2015 compared to £864,820 in the previous year.
It also saw a rise in turnover from £8.43m in 2014 to £9.63m in 2015 as well as an increased operating profit of £1.73m (2014: £1.06m).
In addition Clark Thomson reported a profit before tax of £1.74m for the year
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