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Giles Insurance prepares to go public

Irvine based Giles Insurance Brokers is preparing to float in 2004. The company recorded a 24% incr...

Irvine based Giles Insurance Brokers is preparing to float in 2004.
The company recorded a 24% increase in profit for the year ending August 2001. Currently family owned, it opened three new branches and concluded a number of key acquisitions in the last 12 months. Giles Insurance Brokers is Scotland's largest broker, with 12 offices across the UK.
Chris Giles, chief executive officer, said: "We're very pleased with this year's results, which place us well on track for our proposed flotation

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