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Fiscal Year 2025
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Revenue grew 2% to £632m, but operating profit fell 15% due to Landscaping weakness. Roofing and Building Products showed growth, while cost savings and new product launches are set to drive margin recovery. Confident in medium-term profitability uplift as market conditions normalize.
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Revenue grew 4% year-on-year, led by roofing and building products, while landscaping showed improved trends but continued to impact profits. A performance plan targeting £9m in annualized savings is underway, with strategic focus on diversification, operational efficiency, and sustainability.
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Revenue grew 4% year-on-year, with Roofing and Building Products offsetting weakness in Landscaping Products, leading to a 16% drop in operating profit. The group is accelerating cost-saving and portfolio simplification measures, maintaining strong cash flow and a robust balance sheet.
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Revenue grew 4% in H1 2025, but profit guidance was cut due to weak demand and pricing pressure, especially in Landscaping, which is expected to break even. Cost-saving and restructuring actions are underway, with a material profitability improvement targeted for 2026.
Fiscal Year 2024
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Revenue fell 8% to £619m amid weak housing markets, but profit before tax dropped just 2% as cost controls and segment diversification supported resilience. Roofing and building products delivered strong growth, while landscaping improvement plans gained traction. Net debt fell by £39m, and the group expects market recovery and margin expansion from 2025.
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A new strategy focuses on diversified growth, operational excellence, and ESG leadership, targeting 2-4% annual revenue outperformance and at least 15% operating margin. Each business unit has clear imperatives, with investments in innovation, capacity, and digital systems to capture regulatory and structural tailwinds.
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Revenue fell 13% and profit dropped 20% year-over-year amid weak markets, but strong cost control led to reduced net debt and maintained dividends. Segment performance was mixed, with Roofing Products showing profit growth, and the outlook is positive as market recovery and government support are anticipated.