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Breedon Group plc LSE:BREE

Incorporated
United Kingdom
Chief executive
Rob Wood
Employees
4,780
Reports in
GBP
Companies House
14739556
Industrials
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Adjusted operating profitvs 156.2later 170.2
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Revenue

4 years, at a glance

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0500m1bn1.5bn2bnFY2022FY2025
FY2025Revenue£1.71bn

C000208-AR-2025-ch

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Next report14 Mar 2027for the year to 31 Dec 2026, the date the register holds, plus this company's usual gap to publication
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What drove revenue

Aggregates-led vertical integration pulling through higher-margin cement, ready-mixed concrete and asphalt

Vertical integration pulls through high-margin materials from resource base, maximising routes to market and enhancing returns

page 12
And

Diversified end-markets by sector and geography

Revenue by customer: Infrastructure c.50%, Housing c.20%, Industrial/commercial/other c.30%; Revenue by division GB69%, Ireland16%, US19%

page 11
What moved the margintailwind

Vertical integration pulling through high-margin aggregates/cement into downstream products

Vertical integration is the mechanism by which the Group pulls through high-margin products; when markets recover this model delivers disproportionate returns

page 16
Andtailwind

Self-help / operational excellence savings

Self-help initiatives delivered over £20m of savings through procurement improvements, operational efficiencies and disciplined cost management

page 36
One-offs in the year

£4 charge: Acquisition-related expenses

page 180
What management said

There is something remarkable about a business that grows stronger in adversity - Chair, on 2025 performance in markets that gave very little tailwind

page 15
After the year end

On 27 February 2026, Breedon completed the acquisition of Booth Precast Products Limited, a quarrying and concrete business in the Republic of Ireland, for consideration of €20.2m; no financial impact on the Group's 2025 results

page 203
The dividend

Progressive dividend policy targeting c.40% payout ratio through the cycle; 2025 total dividend 15.00p (2024:14.50p), a payout ratio of 47%; interim 4.75p paid 7 November 2025, final 10.25p proposed for AGM approval, payable 10 July 2026

page 51
Going concern and the audit

Directors adopted the going concern basis; Group met all covenants and other borrowing terms during 2025; base case cash flow forecasts for 12 months show sustained profitability, cash generation and retained covenant headroom even under a severe but plausible downside (5-10% revenue reduction) scenario. Auditor KPMG LLP issued an unmodified (unqualified) opinion; key audit matters were recoverability of goodwill allocated to the GB group of CGUs, valuation of intangibles within the Lionmark acquisition, and recoverability of the parent company intercompany receivable; whole-financial-statements materiality was £7.6m (0.4% of revenue)

page 157
The risks it names first
  • Acquisitions and material capital projects - failure to identify/integrate targets or execute capital projectsp.55
  • Climate change - transitional and physical risks from decarbonisation, net zero by 2050 commitment, UK CBAMp.55
  • Markets - macroeconomic environment (tariffs, geopolitical events, interest rates) impacting demandp.56
  • Land and mineral management - replenishment of reserves, planning/environmental compliancep.56

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