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SigmaRoc - Record acquisition enhances FY’25 and FY’26 eps 18% and 25%, dropping PE to 5.3 and 4.6

February 2024

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  • Epic Code:
  • SRC
  • Price:
  • 56p
A shell is usually a company that has fallen on hard times to the extent that its main value lies in having a stock market listing. A skilful and well-connected management team, especially if it has the 'placing power' of a powerful stockbroker or merchant bank behind it, can work wonders with a shell. In the case of London-listed SigmaRoc, the business was founded  seven years ago when a trio of former LafargeHolcim senior executives and entrepreneurs alighted on a moribund cash shell, Messaging International, and relaunched it as a buy-and-build construction materials company. Co-founder CEO Max Vermorken, a financier, and Chairman David Barrett, known for transforming London Concrete in the late 90s from a single plant to over ...

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