MTC Reports UK Revenue Decline After Losing Asylum Centre Contract

Private Security Company Linked to Trump's Immigration Crackdown Faces Revenue Slump

Management & Training Corporation (MTC), a private security company with ties to Donald Trump's immigration policies, has reported a significant decline in UK revenues. The company's sales plummeted from £28.4 million in 2024 to £17.6 million in 2025, a drop of over £10 million. This decline is largely attributed to the expiration of its contract to provide security and care services at the Manston asylum centre in Kent, which ended in September 2025.

Despite the revenue slump, MTC is poised to benefit from a new contract that could potentially generate £500 million in revenue over the next decade. The company has secured a deal to manage the Manston site until 2036, a move that has raised concerns among critics of the facility. The Manston centre has faced intense criticism for its treatment of asylum seekers, with reports of overcrowding, poor living conditions, and inadequate access to healthcare.

MTC's new contract has sparked debate about the role of private companies in managing asylum centres and the potential for profit-driven motives to compromise the welfare of those in their care. As the company prepares to manage the Manston site for an extended period, it remains to be seen how it will address the criticisms levied against the facility and ensure the well-being of those in its care.