Somerset Bridge Group posts £42.4m loss
The business, which claimed £614,000 furlough cash in 2020, was snapped up by Arch Re earlier this year.
Somerset Bridge Group has reported a £42m loss for the full year 2020.
In figures posted on Companies House the business showed that turnover increased to £103.3m (2019: £75.5). Admin expenses were £84.8m, up from £82.9m the previous year. Taking other factors into account the business made a comprehensive loss of £42.4m (2019: £42.3m).
However, its Ebitda moved into the black hitting £18.4m compared to a loss of £7.5m. The business rebranded from Eldon Insurance in 2019.
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