Jones Engineering Expects Record €1.9bn Turnover in 2026
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Jones Engineering, a Dublin-based engineering company, is projected to reach a record turnover of €1.9 billion in 2026. The company is benefiting from strong demand for data centres, which are large buildings that store and process digital information.
The firm has grown quickly in recent years as technology companies and cloud providers continue to build new facilities across Ireland. Data centres need complex electrical, mechanical and construction work, and Jones Engineering has become one of the main companies carrying out this work. The projected figure would be the highest in the company's history.
The expected growth shows how important the data centre sector has become to Ireland's construction and engineering industries. It also highlights the demand for skilled workers, as companies in this field often need more staff to complete large projects on time.
The forecast is based on current projects and market conditions. Readers can expect further updates as the company reports its results for the year.
Sources: JOE.ie
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