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HFW revenue rises to £276m as London tops £110m despite profit dip

Tom Cox
Tom Cox · 15 July 2026 · 3 min read
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HFW revenue rises to £276m as London tops £110m despite profit dip

HFW has posted its 2025-26 financial results, with revenue rising 2% to £276.2m, up from £270.8m last year.

Profit, meanwhile, fell 5.9% to £72.6m, down from £77.2m, while profit per equity partner (PEP) dropped 6%, to £779,000 from £828,000.

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