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Breedon Aggregates (BREE)     

dreamcatcher - 21 Sep 2013 14:20



Breedon Aggregates Limited is the largest independent aggregates business in the UK after the global majors. We operate 52 quarries, 27 asphalt plants, 61 ready-mixed concrete & mortar plants and three concrete block plants in England, Wales and Scotland, employing more than 1,250 people.
The group has strong asset backing, with around 400 million tonnes of mineral reserves and resources in the UK.

Breedon Aggregates’ strategy is to continue growing through consolidation of the UK heavyside building materials sector.

We have two fully-integrated autonomous businesses, in England and Scotland, each with its own management team.

Breedon Aggregates England

Our English operations are headquartered at Breedon-on-the-Hill near East Midlands airport and employ around 450 people. Breedon Aggregates England operates 13 quarries, 7 asphalt plants and 18 ready-mixed concrete and mortar plants, serving the East & West Midlands and East Anglia, north Wales, Greater Manchester and South Yorkshire.

Our English contracting services business undertakes minor road surfacing projects as well as major infrastructure contracts, serving an area from the east coast to mid-Wales and from the M62 corridor to the South Midlands.

Breedon Aggregates Scotland

Our Scottish operations are headquartered in Dundee and employ around 550 people. Breedon Aggregates Scotland operates 24 quarries, 15 asphalt plants, 30 ready-mixed concrete plants and two concrete block plants, primarily supplying the north, west and east of Scotland including the Hebrides.

We own a 37.5% stake in BEAR Scotland, which manages the north-east, north-west and south-east trunk road networks on behalf of Transport Scotland, and also own a majority stake in traffic management services company Alba Traffic Management, the leading provider of traffic management solutions throughout Scotland.

Mobile Concrete Solutions (MCS), our joint venture with specialist construction services company TSL, offers on-site concrete batching services anywhere in the country, specialising in wind farms, hydro-electric projects, power grids and plans and offshore energy - often in extremely remote locations.




http://www.breedonaggregates.com/



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dreamcatcher - 21 Nov 2018 15:51 - 86 of 86

Trading Update
RNS
RNS Number : 9519H
Breedon Group PLC
21 November 2018

21 November 2018

BREEDON GROUP PLC ("Breedon" or "the Group")
Trading Update

Trading performance

Breedon delivered another solid performance in the 10 months to 31 October 2018, with increased revenues, improved underlying EBIT and continuing strong cash generation, despite the challenges of a flat construction market in Great Britain ("GB") and rising input costs.

Group sales volumes of aggregates increased by 21 per cent and asphalt by 45 per cent compared with the prior year. In common with the rest of the market our concrete volumes declined, by 5 per cent. Our cement business performed in line with our expectations1.

Group revenues grew by 32 per cent to approximately £739 million, including just over six months' contribution from the former Lagan Group, which traded strongly. The integration of this business is progressing well and we remain confident of delivering the anticipated synergies.

Assuming normal weather conditions for the remainder of the financial year, the Group's underlying EBIT for the full year is expected to be in line with current market expectations2.

Outlook

Forecasters expect GB construction output to be flat in 2018 and to grow modestly next year before picking up pace in 2020. Output in Northern Ireland is forecast to increase steadily over the same period, while the Republic of Ireland is expected to deliver double-digit growth.

We continue to commit substantial investment across our business, which brings us ongoing benefits in terms of enhanced performance and improved productivity. Whilst we are mindful of the likelihood of continuing cost pressures next year, coupled with the unpredictability of the outcome of the Brexit negotiations, we have consistently demonstrated our ability to deliver value for our shareholders, irrespective of market conditions. Accordingly, sustained organic improvement, continuing strong cash generation and our broadening geographical exposure, together with the potential for further bolt-on acquisitions, give us confidence that we will make further progress in 2019.

We will announce our preliminary results for the year ending 31 December 2018 on 6 March 2019.

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