Circle within a whisker of £10m turnover
The parent company of Circle Insurance Services grew turnover in the year ended 30 April 2025 as profits recovered compared to the prior period.
Turnover was up 3.1% year-on-year to £9.89m at Circle 1991, according to a filing at Companies House.
The Coventry-headquartered business’ profits improved by even more across all metrics.
The year before, operating and pre-tax profit had tumbled to £13,090 and £143,190, respectively.
RelatedCircle expands again in 2024 financial year Top 100 UK Brokers 2025: £6m – £7.5m of UK general insurance revenueIn the latest financial year, operating profit swung back to £226,548, while pre-tax profit
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