Global professional services company Turner & Townsend has reported another year of strong growth, with revenue reaching £5.76bn in 2025 as the business continues to expand its presence across some of the world’s most significant construction, infrastructure and energy programmes.
The company’s latest annual review highlights a period of sustained momentum across its core sectors, supported by growing investment in major projects and a continued focus on talent, technology and long-term client partnerships. Reflecting this growth, Turner & Townsend has increased its global workforce to approximately 22,000 employees, strengthening its ability to support increasingly complex projects around the world.
The real estate sector remains a major contributor to the company’s success, with particularly strong performances across urban development, industrial property, life sciences and sports and entertainment venues. Turner & Townsend revealed that it is currently involved in a global portfolio of major real estate projects representing almost £3tn of capital investment.
Among its notable appointments are roles supporting the UK’s New Hospital Programme and the development of Barclays’ new headquarters building in New York. The company has also strengthened long-standing relationships with major global organisations through the renewal of portfolio agreements with clients including Google and Shell Real Estate.
Infrastructure continued to be another key growth area throughout the year. Turner & Townsend benefited from ongoing public and private sector investment in essential economic and social infrastructure, with aviation, defence and water emerging as particularly strong-performing markets.
The business remains involved in several landmark programmes, including Heathrow Airport’s planned expansion, Anglian Water’s long-term capital investment programme and the Clyde 2070 defence initiative in the UK. Internationally, the company has expanded its footprint across the Asia-Pacific region through involvement in major airport developments in Vietnam, Bangalore and Perth, while also securing significant aviation-related commissions in the United States.
The energy and natural resources sector also delivered impressive growth across Europe, North America, Asia and the UK. Increasing global demand for energy security, decarbonisation and infrastructure resilience is creating significant opportunities for organisations operating across the sector.
One of the company’s most notable achievements during the year was its appointment as a critical partner on Rolls-Royce’s nuclear programme. The project further reinforces Turner & Townsend’s growing expertise within the nuclear industry, where its capabilities now extend across six continents.
The company believes its continued success is rooted in its ability to support clients through complex, large-scale programmes that have a lasting impact on communities, economies and industries worldwide.
Commenting on the results, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Vincent Clancy highlighted the importance of both people and client relationships in driving the company’s performance.
He said the business’s financial success reflects the quality of its workforce and the trust placed in the company by clients to deliver major projects and programmes that contribute to economic growth and improve lives around the world.
Looking ahead, Turner & Townsend remains focused on accelerating its next phase of growth. Central to this strategy is continued investment in people, artificial intelligence and digital technologies, helping the company enhance service delivery and strengthen its competitive position in an increasingly complex global marketplace.
With demand for large-scale infrastructure, real estate and energy projects continuing to grow worldwide, Turner & Townsend appears well positioned to build on its strong performance and play a leading role in shaping the built environment for years to come.
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