Montagu Evans has posted rising revenue and profit in its latest accounts.
In results for the year to 31 March, published at Companies House, Montagu Evans reported revenue of £56m and a profit of £14.4m.
Current head of advisory Alan Harris will become the firm’s 10th managing partner from 1 April. Outgoing managing partner Rob Bower, said: “The growth of this partnership during my tenure, its resilience in tough times, commitment to its people and ability to support clients across their most challenging planning and development requirements is something I am immensely proud of.
“We have continued to build on our market-leading town planning and heritage reputation, and we have also built a stand-out advisory business – both transactional and consultancy. We are now streamlined into areas where we have the scale, critical mass, connections and depth of experience to deliver market-leading advice to our clients, who remain front and centre of all that we do.”
Bower continued: “There are clear opportunities ahead. Financially, we are performing well and it is the right point in the cycle to invest, backed by partners who have provided millions of pounds in new capital in the last quarter. Building on our strong position with more partners and greater expertise, we will ensure that, as the business moves forward under new leadership, we continue to offer the strategic thinking, commerciality and responsiveness the market has come to expect.”
Rob Bower (left) and Alan Harris (right). Image from Montagu Evans
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