Bruce Stevenson posts ‘record’ turnover for 2019

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Broker credited growth to renewable energy, social housing, and food and drink.

Edinburgh-based Bruce Stevenson has reported “record” turnover of £7.76m for the year ended 31 August 2019.

The figure marks growth of 8.4% over the £7.16m total reported for 2018.

Profit before tax at Bruce Stevenson grew 30.6% from £519,000 to £677,000.

A strategic report filed on Companies House said the results had “exceeded expectation” and were achieved “against the backdrop of a major IT system change during the year”.

The report added that the business is “currently trading ahead of

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