Dundas & Wilson has posted a major rise in turnover for the 2007-08 financial year, with revenues at the big four Scots firm rising by almost a quarter to £74.8m. The new total represents a 23% increase on last year's figure, when Dundas billed £60.8m. The firm has yet to release details of its profits for the most recent financial year, with equity partners at Dundas last year having earned an average of £308,000.
June 19, 2008 at 07:57 AM
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Dundas & Wilson has posted a major rise in turnover for the 2007-08 financial year, with revenues at the big four Scots firm rising by almost a quarter to £74.8m.
The new total represents a 23% increase on last year’s figure, when Dundas billed £60.8m. The firm has yet to release details of its profits for the most recent financial year, with Dundas’ all-equity partnership last year having each earned an average of £308,000.
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