In the year to 31st March 2022, turnover fell 25% to £11.0m (2021: £14.7m). Pre-tax profit was down 96% to £218,000 (2021: £6.1m).
Year end cash balance was £8.97m (2021: £10.92m).
“The directors consider this to be a satisfactory performance,� wrote chief executive Mark Robinson in the annual report.
The highest paid director, presumed to be Mark Robinson, who has been chief executive since 2009, saw his remuneration cut to £350,000 last year, from £415,213 the previous year.
A Scape spokesperson said of the results: “While these figures reflect the challenges the market faces in terms of significant cost inflation and slower public spending, they also represent a year of major investment in support of our clients and delivery partners – including our acquisitions of the Construction Waste Portal and Social Partnership Portal.
 “These investments will play a major role in supporting vital regeneration initiatives across the UK as we continue to actively performance manage more than 1,600 live projects through our £19bn, net-zero ready frameworks.�