W Denis maintains profits as turnover dips
Leeds-headquartered broker W Denis kept pre-tax profits at £1.55m in the year ended 30 June 2025 despite turnover slipping 13.1%.
The pre-tax figure was largely in line with the £1.56m achieved the year before.
Turnover shrank from £12.49m to £10.85m across the two periods, as revealed in a filing at Companies House for W Denis (Insurance Brokers).
According to the broker, the drop in turnover was “due to a reduced number of large one-off policies, which entail significant intermediary costs and consequently, this has reduced the cost of sales associated with them”.
ProfitsThe Top 100 UK Broker noted that over the course of
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