Tuesday, September 2, 2025

Revenue and profit rise at Alumasc

Revenue and profit are on the rise at Alumasc, the sustainable building products, systems and solutions group.

According to unaudited results for the year ended 30 June 2025, revenue grew 13% to £113.4m, which the firm said was driven by “sustainability-linked innovation, outstanding customer service, enhanced technical sales capabilities and expanded export focus.”

Meanwhile, underling profit before tax at Alumasc increased by 9% to a record £14.2m.

All three divisions – Building Envelope, Housebuilding Products, and Water Management – delivered record results, despite the persistence of challenging market conditions.

Paul Hooper, chief executive, said: “We are pleased to report the Group has delivered a 9% increase in underlying operating profits and 13% revenue growth despite a highly challenging construction market environment; this is clear evidence of the strength of our business model with its high-quality, innovative product offering, diversity of end markets; and the rising demand for sustainable solutions driven by climate change and evolving building regulations.

“We have continued to develop innovative systems and products, helping us gain valuable market share. Our diversified model gives us strong access to infrastructure, commercial property and UK housebuilders alongside specialist sectors globally, enabling us to capture increasing demand across multiple channels and geographies.

“During the period, we’ve continued to advance our portfolio of environmentally efficient products, whilst also reducing our own environmental footprint, helping us to continue to be an effective champion for sustainable solutions.

“We remain committed to building on our growth, both organically and through strategic acquisitions. The Board remains confident in Alumasc’s ability to consistently deliver strong results and navigate market headwinds, positioning us to continue to outperform the sector as we head into FY26.”

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