Consultant previously indicated sale was key for firm to meet profit expectations
Sweett Group has agreed to extend the completion date for the sale of its PFI stake in Dumfries & Galloway Schools, in a move it previously indicated could see its profit for the year ended 31 March fall short of market expectations.
The consultant said in a trading statement today it had agreed to extend the completion date for the sale of its PFI stake in Dumfries & Galloway Schools.
Sweett indicated in a trading statement last month that the group鈥檚 profit would only be in line with market expectations if disposal of the asset was completed as expected.
It said: 鈥淭he Group鈥檚 profit before amortisation and exceptional administrative expenses for the year to 31 March 2012 is expected to be in line with market expectations, provided that the previously-announced Inverclyde and Dumfries & Galloway Schools investment disposals are successfully completed as expected.鈥�
The consultant fell into the red in its first half result to the end of September 2011 after posting a loss of 拢100,000 for the period.
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