The Courier & Advertiser (Fife Edition)

Springfiel­d to build its sales

Company has a series of major developmen­ts in Dundee and Perth

- ROB MCLAREN rmclaren@thecourier.co.uk

The Scottish building company behind major developmen­ts on the outskirts of Dundee and Perth yesterday announced it expects to make a “significan­t” increase in sales and profits.

Springfiel­d Properties is the developer behind the huge Dykes of Gray and Bertha Park developmen­ts in Tayside.

It is also planning a £29 million developmen­t in east Perthshire that will see more than 200 homes built in Rattray.

In a trading update, the Elgin-based firm said it expected to report a jump in pre-tax profits for the year to May 31 when it reports its results in September.

The firm said: “During the year, revenue grew in both the company’s private housing and affordable divisions, with private housing accounting for approximat­ely 73% of total revenue.

“Springfiel­d also progressed the developmen­t of existing sites, including receiving further planning consents as well as acquiring new sites.

“In particular, Springfiel­d submitted a planning applicatio­n for its 3,000home site at Durieshill, Stirling – which represente­d a key milestone as all of the village sites are now in the planning permission process, under constructi­on or have commenced sales.” The firm announced a £20m deal for Glasgowbas­ed housebuild­er Dawn Homes in May. Springfiel­d said the acquisitio­n had added to the company’s private land bank and was in line with its strategy to expand into new regions.

 ??  ?? How Springfiel­d Properties’ Bertha Park developmen­t is expected to look in Perth.
How Springfiel­d Properties’ Bertha Park developmen­t is expected to look in Perth.

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