Amey’s pre-tax profit fell by a third last year amid “inflationary pressure and rail market uncertainty”, the civils contractor has revealed. That figure was itself a 30 per cent increase on the firm’s £97m pre-tax profit in 2023. “In 2025, a challenging operational environment, including inflationary pressure and rail market uncertainty, tested our resilience and sharpened our focus on predictable performance,” he added. Revenue in its transport division, which covers roads, rail and other civils work, fell by £70m year-on-year to £990.2m. “More than 60 per cent of transport infrastructure revenue is already secured through contracts extending to 2028,” the firm added.