Morgan Sindall Group (LSE:MGNS) has delivered its strongest first half performance to date, reporting a 7% increase in revenue to £2.37 billion alongside a 40% jump in adjusted operating profit to £91.8 million. The company’s growth was driven by solid performances across multiple divisions, notably in Fit Out and Construction, buoyed by a healthy order book and supportive market dynamics.
The group’s strategy, emphasizing partnership-led projects and benefiting from ongoing government infrastructure investments, has led to the upgrading of medium-term growth targets for both its Fit Out and Construction divisions. Additionally, the recent integration of Property Services into the Construction division is anticipated to further enhance Morgan Sindall’s competitive positioning.
Strong financial results combined with recent positive corporate developments have contributed to the company’s elevated outlook score. Technical indicators reflect bullish momentum, although investors are advised to remain cautious due to signs of an overbought market. The stock continues to offer an attractive valuation complemented by a solid dividend yield.
About Morgan Sindall
Morgan Sindall Group plc is a prominent UK construction and regeneration firm operating across diverse sectors, including public, regulated, and private markets. The company operates through six core divisions: Partnership Housing, Mixed Use Partnerships, Fit Out, Construction, Infrastructure, and Property Services. In 2024, Morgan Sindall reported revenues of approximately £4.5 billion and employs over 8,000 people nationwide.
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