Breedon Group plc (LSE:BREE) has reported a resilient first-half performance for 2025, managing to grow revenue by 7% amid a difficult trading environment. The revenue boost was largely driven by the acquisition of Lionmark, which expanded the company’s presence in the U.S. and diversified its exposure to new end markets. However, on a like-for-like basis, revenue declined by 3%, reflecting softer demand in both Great Britain and the U.S., as well as project delays in Ireland.
Despite a slight decline in EBITDA margins due to external pressures, Breedon’s focus on disciplined cost control helped limit the financial impact. The company increased its interim dividend, signaling confidence in its long-term outlook, though it expects full-year results to come in at the lower end of current market expectations.
Breedon remains positive about its medium-term growth, supported by a robust pipeline of infrastructure projects and a healthy order book, underpinned by government investment in key sectors.
While the company benefits from a solid financial position and favorable valuation, it faces challenges from mixed technical signals and a rise in debt. Nonetheless, recent corporate actions and strategic acquisitions reflect strong management confidence in future performance.
About Breedon Group plc
Breedon Group is a vertically integrated construction materials business operating across Great Britain, Ireland, and the United States. The company produces a wide range of essential construction materials and services, with a strategic focus on infrastructure and residential development projects.
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