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SigmaRoc

March 2024

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A well-timed write-up last month with the shares rising after Sigmaroc said thanks to an excellent final quarter, it expects to report underlying FY23 EBITDA and eps ahead of expectations. Revenues are expected to be 8% higher year-on-year at c. £580m with all newly acquired businesses performing ahead of expectations. Like-for-like revenue grew 2% despite a 4% reduction in volumes, “reflecting the group’s diversified geographic end-market profile”. One highlight was the 1.1% improvement in EBITDA margins to 20% helped by cost savings of £4m while eps is expected to be greater than 8p, above the prior year despite a significant increase in finance costs and after absorbing the cash raise dilution in February 2023. Within it ...

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SigmaRoc

March 2024

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