GRAHAM has strengthened its facilities management business following a year of strategic growth, securing major partnerships and framework appointments that reinforce its presence across the UK and Ireland.

The company said its latest financial year delivered growth across its Building, Civil Engineering, Interior Fit-Out, Facilities Management and Investment businesses, supported by long-term client relationships and continued investment in operational capability.

Within its facilities management operations, GRAHAM Asset Management expanded its portfolio through new partnerships with the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea and London Metropolitan University, while also increasing its presence across the healthcare, local authority and utilities sectors.

The wider business also secured several significant public sector appointments during the year, including a place on the UK Department for Education's £15 billion CF25 Construction Framework and the Hospital 2.0 Alliance Framework, which will support the delivery of future healthcare infrastructure projects.

Across infrastructure, GRAHAM was awarded the £71 million Central Docks Infrastructure Scheme at Liverpool Waters and appointed to National Highways' Legacy Concrete Roads Reconstruction Framework. In Ireland, the company strengthened its regional presence after securing the BusConnects Core Bus Corridor Scheme in Dublin, establishing a permanent base in the capital to support future opportunities.

The business also continued to grow its education portfolio through projects for the University of East London, Loughborough University and several school redevelopment programmes, alongside the £286 million Cambridge Halls redevelopment for Unite Students and Manchester Metropolitan University.

Commenting on the results, Chief Operating Officer Jonathan Hall said the projects and framework appointments secured during the year provide strong visibility for future growth across the company's core markets.

GRAHAM also announced a planned leadership transition, with Chief Executive Officer Andrew Bill set to retire at the end of August 2026 after more than four decades with the business. Group Chief Financial Officer Courtney McCormick will succeed him as Chief Executive Officer from 1 September.

The company said its growing order book, long-term framework appointments and continued investment across facilities management and infrastructure position the business to support clients across the UK and Ireland while delivering sustainable long-term growth.