About Mace Services Sectors Projects Locations Media Centre Careers Contact Us You are here: Home » About Mace » Annual Report | More Annual Report Mace published its Annual Report and Accounts 2014 on 18 June 2015, which highlights the company’s continued success over the past year, seeing the creation of over 500 new jobs and reaching a record turnover of £1.49bn – up 26% on last year – with pre-tax profits up 8% to £35m. A British success story not only for job creation and exporting high-value skills around the world, Mace’s aim is to be the best company to work for in the industry. These efforts were stepped up in 2014 and saw the business investing further in developing its people through an expanded relationship with Imperial College, London. In 2014 we continued to strengthen our integrated service capability and use our expertise in targeted sectors to enhance our market presence. This translated into significant wins across the property, energy, infrastructure, data centre and pharmaceutical sectors. We also further increased our market penetration in the commercial property and residential sectors, which has laid the foundations for securing new, iconic projects in these areas in 2015. Headline facts and figures: Turnover for the year increased by 26% to £1.49bn Created over 500 more jobs, growing by 12% to make Mace a company of 4,657 employees worldwide Achieved an accident frequency rate of 0.09 and despite maintaining a workforce of over 10,000 on our sites, we achieved a 29% year on year reduction in lost time incidents The number of clients surveyed in 2014 who said they ‘would use Mace again’ increased to 89% and overall client satisfaction increased by 1% to 83% Spent £13m on research and development activities within Mace Awarded ‘Major contractor of the year’ at the Building awards Lee Hutchinson awarded ‘Construction Manager of the Year’ for the new build and refurbishment at St Paul’s School, London Awarded ‘Construction Consultant of the Year at the Construction News awards £394,000 donated to charitable organisations through the Mace Foundation and 850 volunteers supported community initiatives Related Documents Mace_Report_and_Accounts_2014.pdf Mace_Report_and_Accounts_2013.pdf Mace_Report_and_Accounts_2012.pdf Mace_Report_and_Accounts_2011.pdf Mace_Report_and_Accounts_2010.pdf Mace_Report_and_Accounts_2009.pdf Mace_Report_and_Accounts_2008.pdf Mace_Report_and_Accounts_2007.pdf Mace_Report_and_Accounts_2006.pdf Mace_Report_and_Accounts_2005.pdf Mace_Report_and_Accounts_2004.pdf Related People Dennis Hone Group Finance Director Email Related Projects Deaconess House The redevelopment of a former NHS Lothian office into a 315 bed student accommodation Related Page(s) Health and Safety Corporate Responsibility Sustainability Mace in 60 seconds Socio-economics Related News Mace creates 500 new jobs as turnover increases 26% to £1.49bn Hong Kong Science Park Phase 3a + 3b wins prestigious Green Building ‘Grand’ Award Mace Investment completes new student accommodation for the University of Edinburgh A hat-trick for Mace at the Construction Manager of the Year Awards Mace makes the cut in Building magazine Top 150 Consultants & Good Employer Guide About Mace Safety first. Second nature. Corporate Governance Corporate Responsibility Core Values Awards Accreditations & Certifications Annual Report and Accounts Mace in 60 seconds What Makes Us Different Foresite: Tracking Industry Lead Times Our Story Mace Foundation Latest News Mace appointed to deliver new UCL Student Centre London Wildlife Trust, in partnership with the Mace Foundation, rewarded at Lord Mayor’s Dragon Awards Triumphant Tour de Mace raises over £75,000 for the Mace Foundation Mace's head office is in London, with a network of offices supporting our clients around the UK and across the world. © 2015 Mace. All rights reserved. Mace, 155 Moorgate, London EC2M 6XB, United Kingdom. Tel: +44 (0) 20 3522 3000 Cookie Policy Website by Made Media Ltd Cookie Notice For more information and details on how to disable them, click here Close