Galliford Try delivered a fifth year of sequential growth with results ahead of consensus expectations which were increased following the positive trading statement in July and will likely have to be raised again. Management's confidence in the outlook was underscored with a 23% hike in the full-year dividend to 19.0p and the announcement of a further £10m share buyback programme. The company reiterated its 2030 targets of >£2.2bn in revenue and a 4% adjusted divisional operating margin, having hit its FY26 margin target of 3% a year ahead of schedule. Galliford Try's £4.1bn order book provides exceptional visibility with 92% and 75% of projected FY26 and FY27 revenue already secured.