Van Elle delivered a ‘resilient’ performance for the year to 30 April 2025 in the face of ‘challenging’ conditions and previously highlighted regulatory disruptions. Adjusted PBT on a continuing basis, excluding the discontinuing Canadian business, declined 21% but was 1.5% ahead of our estimate. The ground engineering contractor ‘remains confident in achieving market expectations’ for FY26; we have trimmed our adjusted PBT, which is ahead of consensus, but continue to expect accelerating growth driven by markets including energy, bolstered by the new VolkerWessels partnership.

23 Jul 2025
PROGRESSIVE: Van Elle - Focusing on growth sectors after ‘in-line’ FY25

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PROGRESSIVE: Van Elle - Focusing on growth sectors after ‘in-line’ FY25
Van Elle Holdings Plc (VANL:LON) | 39.5 0 (-0.3%) | Mkt Cap: 42.7m
- Published:
23 Jul 2025 -
Author:
Alastair Stewart -
Pages:
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Van Elle delivered a ‘resilient’ performance for the year to 30 April 2025 in the face of ‘challenging’ conditions and previously highlighted regulatory disruptions. Adjusted PBT on a continuing basis, excluding the discontinuing Canadian business, declined 21% but was 1.5% ahead of our estimate. The ground engineering contractor ‘remains confident in achieving market expectations’ for FY26; we have trimmed our adjusted PBT, which is ahead of consensus, but continue to expect accelerating growth driven by markets including energy, bolstered by the new VolkerWessels partnership.