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Report and Accounts 2009 Clugston Group Report and Accounts 2009 CLUGSTON GROUP 09REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2009 CLUGSTON GROUP REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2009 contents Contents ........................................................................01 Group statement of total Directors, officers and advisers..........................01 recognised gains and losses ..............................11 Chairman's statement..............................................02 Group balance sheet ..............................................12 Chief Executive's review ........................................03 Parent company balance sheet ........................13 Directors' report ..........................................................07 Group cash flow statement ..................................14 Statement of directors' responsibilities ..........09 Accounting policies ..................................................15 Independent auditor’s report ..............................10 Notes on accounts....................................................17 Group profit and loss account............................11 Principal subsidiaries and joint ventures ......25 DIRECTORS OFFICES & ADVISORS Executive directors Registered office John Westland Antony Clugston St Vincent House DL FIHT AMIQ (Chairman) Normanby Road Scunthorpe Stephen Frederick Martin North Lincolnshire BSc MBA FRICS FCIOB MCIArb CCMI DN15 8QT (Chief Executive) Tel 01724 843491 www.clugston.co.uk Michael Howard Bales BSc FCA CTA Auditors Ernst & Young LLP Robert John Clarke 1 Bridgewater Place MSc MPhil FCILT Water Lane Leeds Robert Malcolm Culliford LS11 5QR MCIOB Bankers Stephen John Radcliffe The Royal Bank of Scotland plc BSc FICE Cumberland Place Nottingham Non-executive director NG1 7ZS John Anthony Brian Kelly RD LLB FCA Solicitors Pinsent Masons Secretary 1 Park Row Michael Howard Bales Leeds BSc FCA CTA LS1 5AB Watson Burton LLP 1 St James’ Gate Newcastle upon Tyne NE99 1YQ 0901 JOHNCLUGSTON Chairman Chairman’s Statement Chairman’s Statement substantial experience and passion was clearly DIRECTORS OFFICES & ADVISORS The year to 31 January 2009 has been very evident when we undertook a strategic review of challenging as well over a decade of continuous the business last autumn. Group turnover economic growth in the UK came to an abrupt halt. “ Our Chief Executive, Stephen Martin, took part in The UK is in recession and Clugston, along with increased 31% to an experiment in January 2009 when he went many other well managed companies, will continue “undercover” in Clugston Construction Limited to to operate in a very tough business environment. £141.70m experience life as one of our construction ” Against this backdrop of doom and gloom operatives, whilst being filmed by a television Clugston has succeeded in delivering its most documentary crew for the new channel 4 business impressive set of results in over a decade. Group series “Undercover Boss”. The experience has turnover increased 31% to £141.70m and Group proved invaluable for us as we have now become profit before taxation was up 8.4% to £2.78m. more fully aware of the real concerns and worries Cash balances increased 52% to £8.16m and of our workforce. As a consequence, we are now these are reflected in a 62% strengthening of our implementing a continuous improvement plan to balance sheet. Furthermore, I am also pleased to address the issues raised with a particular focus on announce that we recently renewed our banking regular communication. facilities for an additional period of three years. Stephen’s undercover experience has reinforced An interim dividend of 5p per share was paid to the Board’s view that the success of our company shareholders in December 2008 and, in recognition is highly dependent upon the performance of our of this outstanding set of results, a final dividend of management and workforce and, on behalf of the 10p per share will be recommended by the Board Board, I would like to reiterate how much we of Directors for approval at the Annual General appreciate the continued dedication and hard work Meeting and would be paid on 30 June 2009 to of all our people in these tough economic times. shareholders on the register as at 25 June 2009. The outlook for our activities in the forthcoming I am delighted to report that two further year is challenging as the economy shrinks further, appointments were made to the Board in October although I do expect to see some improvement to 2008 – Robert Culliford, Managing Director of trade in the second half of the year. However, as a Clugston Developments Limited since 2003, who privately owned company with enthusiastic and has twenty-nine years experience with Clugston in skilled people, I firmly believe that we are well both construction and property development roles, placed to move forward in a positive manner. and Robert Clarke, Managing Director of Clugston Distribution Services Limited, who was previously with MultiServ Group Limited before joining us in J W A CLUGSTON 2007. All subsidiary company Managing Directors Chairman are now represented on the Board and their 28th May 2009 9 02 Chief Executive Review Overview The year to 31 January 2009 resulted in an 8.4% increase in profit before taxation to £2.78m from £2.57m achieved in the previous year. Furthermore, net assets at the year end increased 62% to £13.70m compared to £8.44m in the previous year. The Group’s performance, after FRS 17 adjustments, is analysed as follows: 2009 2008 £000 £000 Operating profit/(loss) Construction activities 1,006 411 Logistics activities 621 793 Own property activities and central costs (1,025) (609) The year to 31 January Share of operating results of joint ventures 2,491 2,036 “ 3,093 2,631 2009 resulted in a Net interest payable (311) (65) profit of £2.78m Profit before taxation 2,782 2,566 ” Chief Executive’s Review Construction margins came under pressure resulting in an Significant progress was made in operating profit of £0.62m which was a continuing the upward trend of improving reduction against last year’s result of £0.79m. results in the construction activities of the Our warehousing, bulk food and industrial business. Our strategy of strengthening powders transportation activities delivered regional construction activities and an acceptable result against a difficult focussing on key sectors has been background of reducing demand. successful in enabling us to improve margins whilst at the same time avoiding Steel transportation experienced a more loss making projects. Turnover was up difficult operating environment as volumes fell £33m to £125.9m compared to £92.9m in markedly in the final quarter. However, new the previous year as a result of securing a business has been secured from a number of number of high profile contracts. An steel producers and this has reduced our exposure to Scunthorpe based demand. operating profit of £1.01m was £0.60m favourable to the previous year’s result. Commercial vehicle maintenance activities remained relatively stable along with our The performance of our drainage and MOT commercial vehicle testing facility and renovation business has made some Renault Truck servicing franchise. progress following the significant investment made in the prior year in both plant and We have been quick to reduce both operating facilities. Margins continue to remain strong costs and overheads at the first signs of on its existing order book, however, volumes reducing volume and we are confident that remain low and every effort is being made to these actions will ensure a lean, flexible and continue to promote the business across profitable business when the upturn begins. the water industry. Property Logistics Our joint venture property activities continued Turnover was similar at £14.3m compared to to make substantial progress on major £14.5m in the previous year. However, development schemes during the year. 03 CLUGSTON GROUP REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2009 STEPHEN MARTIN Chief Executive 04 Chief Executive Review Stallingborough Developments Limited completed after the year end. A further land completed the sale of seventy acres of land sale is due in the next twelve months. at Stallingborough on the South Humber Bank in February 2008. We are pleased to report that Stonebridge Regeneration Limited obtained renewal Barmston Developments Limited made of outline planning for its land at substantial progress in constructing roads Stonebridge Mills, Leeds and subsequent and infrastructure for its fifty-two acre to the year-end completed a land sale to Net assets at the mixed-use business park close to the Nissan a major retailer. “ car plant outside Sunderland. Furthermore, year end increased encouraging levels of initial enquiries were Cash received from a number of interested parties. During the year we maintained our strategy 62% to £13.70m of strengthening our cash reserves resulting At its brownfield development site in Lincoln, in a year-end cash position improved by ” Brayford Partnership Limited profitably sold almost £3m. Cash balances at the year end two acres of land to a residential developer were £8.16m compared to £5.38m in the and three acres of land for an office park. previous year. The twenty-six acre business park near Sustainability Dewsbury developed by Bretton Street All our Group Companies recognise that their Developments Limited is nearing successful commercial success is also dependent upon completion. Developments have been a number of non-financial issues, in particular completed for three owner-occupied the health and safety of our people, an distribution units with a further
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