Numbers employed by the business increase from 96 to 107
Operating profits at the Kerry golf resort owned and operated by US headquartered management consulting giant Alvarez & Marsal last year increased by 32 per cent to €4.15 million.
Globally, Alvarez & Marsal Inc employs 10,000 people across 84 offices in 40 countries and is 41 years in business. The note also said that “in 2024, we expect to continue to maintain a strong focus on delivering an exceptional golf experience to our members and their guests”. The consolidated balance sheet for the business shows that it had shareholder funds of €57.06 million at the end of December 2023.
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