
AGM Trading update
Reported Revenue in the quarter increased by 9% compared with Q1 2024, benefiting from contributions from the BMC and Lionmark acquisitions. Activity across the Group was impacted by poor weather conditions in the period, particularly in the
Highlights:
· In GB enquiry levels remained elevated and volumes across all key product groups were slightly ahead of Q1 2024. Our surfacing business continued to win high quality work on the road network and in airfield resurfacing.
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· In the
· Cement completed two scheduled kiln maintenance shutdowns, on time and within budget. We made further advances in the use of alternative fuels and continued to advance the provision of lower clinker content products. The ARM project at Hope and the bagging plant and solar farm at Kinnegad are nearing completion and are expected to be commissioned during Q2. Cement volumes were slightly lower in the period.
"In the first quarter we have grown our revenues and delivered on our strategic objectives against an increasingly uncertain economic backdrop. Although weather conditions were again challenging, underlying levels of demand remained supportive. We welcomed our new Lionmark colleagues to the Group and the acquisition has increased our vertical integration and diversified our US exposure towards infrastructure and growing state road maintenance budgets.
"The very nature of our business, supplying local products to local businesses, provides some insulation in the current economic climate. While the Board's expectations for 2025 remain unchanged we have enhanced our focus on self-help, driving operational and commercial excellence, further unlocking efficiencies and optimising capacity. While visibility is reduced, we remain optimally positioned to benefit when construction market activity improves."
Notice of results:
Breedon will announce its interim results for the six months ending
Notes:
1. Like-for-like reflects reported values adjusted for the impact of acquisitions and disposals.
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