Galliford Try ended the financial year with a well-capitalised debt-free balance sheet, with cash of £197m, a PPP portfolio of £41m and no defined pension scheme liabilities to fund. Average month-end net cash, for the six months since the disposal of housebuilding, was £141m. It has an order book of £2,152m for the building division and £1,010m for infrastructure. Chief executive Bill Hocking said: "This year has been a period of significant change for the group. We have successfully transitioned to a well-capitalised UK construction business and I am confident about our future. "The group responded rapidly and effectively to the challenge of the Covid-19 pandemic and I have been particularly impressed by, and thankful for, the outstanding efforts of our staff throughout this period. All of our construction sites are now operational, and productivity is close to normal levels. Working with all stakeholders we will continue to maintain the highest safety, wellbeing and Covid-19 secure practices throughout all aspects of our operations."