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BRCK Group (formerly Brickability) AIM:BRCK

Founded
Bridgend, Wales
Incorporated
United Kingdom
Chief executive
Frank Hanna
Employees
846
Reports in
GBP
Companies House
11123804

Distributor and manufacturer of building products for the UK construction industry, supplying bricks and masonry alongside roofing, flooring, doors and heating products, increasingly including solar installation services. Grown through numerous acquisitions of specialist merchants and product businesses; rebranded from Brickability Group in 2025.

IndustrialsBuilding products distribution
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Share price and financials

47.5p at close on 2 Oct 2026 · 9 reported years, 2018–2026

Years in viewFY2018 – FY2027
2 Oct 202647.5p−30.1% since 29 Aug 2019
47.5p
LineFY201803/18FY201903/19FY202003/20FY202103/21FY202203/22FY202303/23FY202403/24FY202503/25FY202603/26FY2027unreported
Revenue
Gross profitlater 32.7
Operating profit
Exceptional items—vs 0.44later 16.3vs 24.8
Net finance costlater 4.5
Profit before taxlater 8.6
Adjusted profit before tax——vs 36.5
Tax chargelater 2.1
Profit for the yearlater 6.5
EBITDA
Adjusted minus statutory PBT——
Basic EPS—
Diluted EPS—
Adjusted EPS—
Dividend per share——

GBP millions, negatives in brackets. Per-share lines in pence, share counts in millions. later is what a following report restated the figure to; vs is a second reading that disagrees. The figure shown is the one the original filing printed, and both readings are kept. Click any figure: opens the report page it was read from, highlighted; shows how it was calculated. The share price above is drawn to the same columns: each close sits over the financial year it fell in.

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9 years, at a glance

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Dashed: Operating margin, in % on its own scale — read its shape, not its height against the bars.

FY2026Revenue£645mOperating margin2.4%
The latest report

FY2026 annual report

year to 31 Mar 2026 · approved 13 Jul 2026 · 138 pages · Companies House

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Next report21 Jul 2027for the year to 31 Mar 2027, the date the register holds, plus this company's usual gap to publication
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What drove revenue

Distribution division sales of bricks, timber, cladding, roof tiles and radiators, driven by UK housebuilding and RMI market activity

Distribution generated £519.0m (80%) of FY26 external revenue; performance tracks UK brick/timber volume and pricing trends

page 7
And

Design & Install regulatory-led demand (fire remediation, renewables) less connected to the housebuilding cycle

Design & Install revenue grew 8.8% to £126.4m (20% of Group revenue), driven by fire remediation, roofing expansion and renewables

page 8
What moved the margintailwind

Imported brick/timber pricing accretion offsetting volume declines

Timber average selling price grew 4.8%, offsetting a 2.0% volume decline; imported brick volumes grew 11.9% ahead of market

page 7
Andheadwind

Competitive pricing pressure and business-unit mix shift

Gross profit margin fell 20bps to 18.9% (FY25: 19.1%) due to pricing pressures and change in business unit contribution mix

page 26
One-offs in the year

£13.2m charge: Amortisation of acquired intangible assets

page 105
What management said

Chairman John Richards: 'We remain well positioned across diverse end markets, supported by strong brands, technical expertise, a disciplined leadership team and a clear strategy.'

page 5
After the year end

On 30 June 2026, the Group completed the acquisition of 100% of the share capital and voting rights of H.S. Jackson & Son (Fencing) Limited to expand the Group's timber and fencing product range; total consideration £40,198,000 (cash £28,698,000 including initial £14,500,000, £4,905,000 for freehold assets and an estimated £9,293,000 completion working-capital/cash adjustment; £500,000 via 1,024,414 new ordinary shares; contingent consideration up to £11,000,000 over 3-4 years). Detailed fair value/PPA not completed at report approval date. £20,000,000 drawn on the accordion banking facility to fund it.

page 134
The dividend

Board recommending a final dividend of 2.39p per share, bringing the FY26 total to 3.51p per share (FY25: 3.51p). Stated policy is a balanced approach to capital allocation, prioritising long-term growth and resilience of the business while recognising the importance of returning value to shareholders. Record date 4 September 2026, ex-dividend 3 September 2026, payment 25 September 2026.

page 5
Going concern and the audit

Directors concluded the going concern basis is appropriate for the review period to 30 September 2027 (at least 12 months from report date). In the base case, revenue grows year-on-year with comfortable facility headroom. A severe downside scenario (20% sustained revenue reduction) results in no cash shortfall; a sustained 9% reduction over 18 months with no mitigating actions would result in a covenant breach in June 2027, which the Directors do not consider reasonably plausible, and mitigating actions (discretionary expenditure reductions) are available. Auditor BDO LLP issued an unqualified opinion; Key Audit Matter was the goodwill and acquired intangible asset impairment assessment.

page 30
The risks it names first
  • Macro economy - challenging geopolitical/macroeconomic conditions, inflationary pressures, high interest rates, slower payments and customer insolvency riskp.22
  • Talent retention & succession planningp.22
  • Margin management - inflationary cost increases not fully passed on; rebate income/accounting riskp.22
  • Geopolitical risk - ongoing Middle East conflict elevating supply chain, shipping and freight disruption riskp.23

Read from C000207-AR-2026-ch.

Filings

9 annual reports read, FY2018 to FY2026

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Sources: Companies House (9)

  1. FY2027Next report expected 21 Jul 2027

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