Order book surge for McLaren as turnover set to hit £850m
Order book surge for McLaren as turnover set to hit £850m
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Latest management accounts for the year to 31 July 2022 show a turnover of £726.2m. That revenue is £184m up on the previous year and ahead of pre-pandemic levels. McLaren chair Kevin Taylor said: ‘July 2021 is where we drew a line under the historic impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic.’ The 2021 results were impacted by Covid19. The 2021 Results were impacted.
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