14th Mar 2018 08:47
Pretax profit for the year rose 13% to
Revenue grew by 8.0% to
Marshalls said that revenue was helped by a
Marshalls said sales to the Public Sector & Commercial end-market were up 2.0% compared to the prior year. Excluding the contribution from CPM, sales to this market represented 61% of group sales for 2017.
Sales in the Domestic end-market, making up 32% of group sales, increased by 12% from the year before, outperforming forecasts from the Construction Products Association.
Marshalls declared a final dividend of
Marshalls said it had a strong start to 2018, with sales up 18% including CPM for the first two months.
"The group has again delivered strong profit growth year-on-year. Good progress has been made in the year executing the 2020 Strategy, notably the acquisition of CPM, and the ongoing self help programme to drive organic growth is progressing well. The underlying drivers have remained positive in our main end markets and our sales and order intake have been strong in the first 2 months of 2018," said Chief Executive Martin Coffey.
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