BRCK holds dividend but profit falls in tough year for construction

BRCK Group PLC on Tuesday reported single-digit revenue growth, but a double-digit decline in profit, in light of "significant headwinds for the entire construction sector".

The Bridgend, Wales-based construction products supplier, formerly known as Brickability, said revenue increased 1.3% to £645.4 million for the year ended March 31, from £637.1 million the year before.

Revenue from the Distribution division was £519.0 million, down 0.3% from £520.8 million. The Design & Install division reported top-line growth of 8.8%, to £126.4 million from £116.2 million.

The company previously reported across four divisions, so the financial 2026 final results are the first presented set which reflects BRCK's simplified divisional structure.

Pretax profit, meanwhile, fell 46% to £6.3 million from £11.7 million.

Administrative expenses increased to £106.5 million from £92.2 million, while depreciation, amortisation & impairment of non-financial assets increased to £33.5 million from £20.2 million.

BRCK declared a final dividend of 2.39 pence per share, unchanged from the prior year, bringing the year's total to an unchanged 3.51p.

"While the past year presented significant headwinds for the entire construction sector, from macroeconomic pressures to adverse weather, our performance is a testament to the resilience of our diversification strategy," Chief Executive Officer Frank Hanna said.

He continued: "Looking ahead, we remain confident in our positioning.

"The operational gearing within our business means we are well-placed to take immediate advantage of any improvement in trading conditions, ensuring that even a modest market upturn will translate into meaningful results for the group."

BRCK shares were 3.9% higher at 50.50 pence in London on Tuesday afternoon.

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