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  • Travis Perkins: New CEO named after torrid year and FTSE 250 shares slump

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    The man chosen to lead an almighty rebuilding project at construction supplies giant Travis Perkins has been named. Gavin Slark has been picked as the Northamptonshire-headquartered company’s new chief executive and is set to take up his role no later than 1 January, 2026. Slark has held the same position at SIG since 2023 and [...]

    Travis Perkins is a member of the FTSE 250.
  • Marshalls: Recovery in construction to ‘build throughout the year’

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    Housing industry supplier Marshalls has said it expects the construction industry to recover in 2025 after struggling over the past few years. But the firm still said its outlook remained “cautious” due to “continued market uncertainty” as well as the impact of an increase in costs from higher National Insurance contributions. Marshalls faces a £3m increase [...]

    Marshalls is headquartered in West Yorkshire
  • Tarmac: Building materials group sheds jobs as turnover hits £2bn

    Business

    Turnover at building materials group Tarmac hit £2bn during its latest financial year as its profit jumped, it has been revealed. The Solihull-headquartered company’s increased sales in 2023 come after its turnover stood at £1.99bn in 2022. Newly-filed accounts with Companies House also show its pre-tax profit improved from £125.9m to £168.1m over the same [...]

    Tarmac is headquartered in Solihull. Credit - Tarmac.
  • Ibstock: Housebuilding is recovering, but rebuilding supply chains will take time

    October 17, 2024

    Building supplies company Ibstock has said that it has seen early indications of a positive trend in the UK’s housing market, but a full recovery in end markets won’t happen soon. It said that it saw new-build residential activity improving, but that it “expect[s] this to take time to feed through into sustainably stronger demand [...]

  • Epwin expects demand for building products to ‘remain subdued’ in 2024

    September 11, 2024

    Building products supplier Epwin has posted a slide in revenue for the first half of 2024 and said demand would likely "remain subdued" through the rest of the year.

  • Marshalls: Revenue at building supplier drops but group ‘cautiously optimistic’ about the future

    August 12, 2024

    Housing industry supplier Marshalls has reported a mixed set of results for the first half of the year due to what management called “weak end markets.” However, despite weakness in the construction market over the past year, the company said it was “cautiously optimistic” about the future. Marshalls announced revenue of £306.7m in the half-year [...]

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