Ashurst accounts shed light on profits dip and cost of firm-wide investments
LLPs show 22% net profit dip after investment in new premises and IT projects
February 07, 2017 at 09:50 AM
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Ashurst saw operating profit drop by more than 20% during 2015-16, after a challenging year in which the firm made significant investment in new premises and IT systems, the firm's limited liability partnership (LLP) accounts show.
Operating profit fell by 21% from £193.1m to £152.1m, while net profit fell 22% from £186.6m to £144.8m, as revenue dropped 10% from £560.9m to £505.2m.
The accounts, which were filed at Companies House this month, state that the firm "entered into finance leases and other financing transactions in respect of assets with a total value of £12.7m".
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