英国私营安保公司MTC因失去Manston庇护所合同，面临显著的财务下滑。该公司2025年英国收入从2840万英镑下跌至1760万英镑，同时录得160万英镑的亏损[1]。Manston合同已于2024年9月终止[1]。
尽管面临收入困境，MTC旗下合资公司MTC Definitive赢得了一份为期6年的小船移民处理合同[1]。该合同初始价值4.62亿英镑，可能在延期后达5.39亿英镑[1]，覆盖Manston和Western Jet Foil两个处理中心[1]。然而，竞争对手Mitie已就该合同授予提起法庭诉讼，声称MTC发展负责人Dave Butler存在利益冲突，因其曾任Manston副主任[1]。此外，公开调查曾指出Manston在2022年6月至11月间存在过度拥挤和卫生条件恶劣的问题[1]。
Management and Training Corporation (MTC), a private security firm linked to U.S. immigration enforcement operations, experienced a significant revenue contraction in the United Kingdom after losing a major asylum processing contract [1]. The company's UK revenue fell from £28.4 million to £17.6 million in 2025, resulting in a £1.6 million loss, following the termination of its Manston asylum centre contract in September 2024 [1].
Despite the setback, MTC's joint venture company, MTC Definitive, secured a new six-year contract to process migrant arrivals by small boats, valued at an initial £462 million with potential extension to £539 million over ten years [1]. The contract covers operations at two processing centres—Manston and Western Jet Foil—both located in Kent [1]. However, the award has become the subject of legal challenge, with competitor Mitie alleging a conflict of interest involving Dave Butler, an MTC development executive who previously served as deputy director at Manston [1]. A public inquiry found that Manston operated in overcrowded and unsanitary conditions between June and November 2022 [1]. MTC's highest-paid director received £211,000 in compensation during 2025, representing a 5 percent increase [1].