Dundas & Wilson acquisition helps boost CMS turnover by more than 25%, accounts reveal

Sarah Downey · 10 February 2016 · 2 min read

Financial results Accounts CMS Cameron McKenna Dundas & Wilson CMS

CMS Cameron McKenna has revealed a 26% rise in group turnover to £259.2m from £206.1m, boosted by the acquisition of Scottish firm Dundas & Wilson in 2014 which posted turnover of £47m.

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