“Savills’ 2025 annual report records GBP 2,550.9 million in group revenue. Its segment table separates transaction advisory, property and facilities management, consultancy and investment management. The structure is useful for understanding how different service lines contribute without confusing a component with the group total.
Savills’ 2025 annual report records GBP 2,550.9 million in group revenue. Its segment table separates transaction advisory, property and facilities management, consultancy and investment management. The structure is useful for understanding how different service lines contribute without confusing a component with the group total.
Use the consolidated total
The revenue total of GBP 2,550.9 million belongs to the group, while GBP 943.3 million belongs to property and facilities management. A common reporting error is to select a prominent segment number and label it total revenue. Check the table hierarchy and the page context before extracting a value into a design brief.
Reconcile the component rows
The published segment figures shown below sum to the group total. Keep the same unit and period across the rows, and identify them as components rather than independent totals. If you build a composition chart, calculate shares from the same table rather than mixing a percentage from another year with current-year amounts.
Keep revenue separate from profit
The annual report also presents underlying and reported profit measures with definitions. Those should not be substituted for revenue or plotted as if they describe the same economic quantity. A clear report gives each measure its own label and explanatory note, especially when an alternative performance measure differs from the statutory accounts.
Translate diversity into information design
A smaller property-services firm can organise its public offering by client needs and documented service lines. Use the same categories consistently across proposals, website navigation and annual reporting. This is an editorial recommendation drawn from the clarity of a segmented report, not evidence that diversification automatically improves profitability or reduces every commercial risk.
Make the total visually recognisable
A segmented report can distinguish the total row through layout while keeping every component readable. Do not show the total as an additional slice of a composition chart. Check that the displayed Savills components reconcile before export. This practical rule matters whenever a reader may see the graphic outside the article, where a confusing legend can otherwise invite double counting of the reported business.
| Measure | Period | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Transaction advisory | 2025 | 966.2 million GBP |
| Property and facilities management | 2025 | 943.3 million GBP |
| Consultancy | 2025 | 546.6 million GBP |
| Investment management | 2025 | 94.8 million GBP |
| Group total | 2025 | 2,550.9 million GBP |
Sources and review date
Primary sources reviewed on 6 October 2026: Savills annual report and accounts 2025.
Your next practical step
Build a segment table that reconciles to your approved total and uses the same service names as your website and proposals. Explore the relevant Gameel service to turn the approved brief into clear public communication.