Accounts recently released at Companies House show the firm swung to a pre-tax loss of £1m for the year ended March 31, 2015 from a profit of £16.2m in the prior period. Excluding the camping division, turnover rose from £303.5m to £330.4m.
Cox & Kings, Holidaybreak’s ultimate owner, agreed to sell Eurocamp for just under £90m last June. The sale led Holidaybreak Ltd to record a loss on disposal of £23.5m.
Turnover within each of Holidaybreak’s division was mixed.
