Group revenue rose 13% to £113.4 million, with organic growth contributing 7%
LONDON: Alumasc Group (ALU.L), the premium sustainable building products and systems provider, reported a 9% rise in underlying profit before tax to a record £14.2 million for the year ended June 30, 2025, driven by strong organic growth and expanding export markets.
Group revenue rose 13% to £113.4 million, with organic growth contributing 7%, outperforming the broader UK construction sector, which grew just 1.9% in 2025, according to the Construction Products Association.
All three divisions posted record results. The Building Envelope unit saw an 11% organic revenue increase, while Housebuilding Products grew 9%, defying a 29% sector-wide drop in housing starts. The Water Management division surged 15%, buoyed by export demand and a major project at Hong Kong’s Chek Lap Kok airport.
Basic earnings per share rose to 25.9p from 24.3p, and the board proposed a final dividend of 7.6p, up from 7.3p, reflecting confidence in the outlook.
CEO Paul Hooper said the results underscored the resilience of Alumasc’s diversified model and its ability to capture rising demand for sustainable solutions amid regulatory shifts and climate pressures.
Over 80% of the company’s portfolio is aligned with environmental growth drivers. Alumasc also reported a 20% reduction in Scope 1, 2 and business travel emissions intensity, and expects to publish its Scope 3 emissions and net zero roadmap later this year.
Looking ahead, the group anticipates a second-half weighted FY26, supported by overseas sales and government infrastructure investments. Medium-term margin targets remain at 15–20%, with further cost efficiencies expected from the ARP acquisition and manufacturing relocations.