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James Latham H2 2026 earnings summary
Complete event summary combining all related documents: earnings call transcript, report, and slide presentation.Executive summary
Revenue rose 7.2% year-over-year to £393.0m, with like-for-like volumes up 7.7%.
Net profit attributable to shareholders increased 2.5% to £18.6m, and EPS grew to 92.5p.
Gross profit margin slightly decreased to 16.5% from 16.8% due to competitive pressures and product mix.
Cash and cash equivalents remain strong at £51.2m, despite a 25.9% decrease due to capital investments.
The National Distribution Centre project is progressing on schedule, with £45m budgeted and completion expected by end of 2026.
Financial highlights
Operating profit increased to £22.0m from £20.2m year-over-year.
Profit before tax rose to £25.1m (2025: £24.3m).
Total dividend per share increased to 36.70p, covered 2.5 times by earnings.
Net assets grew to £232.3m, up from £220.5m.
Return on capital employed was 9.5%.
Outlook and guidance
Trading momentum from Q4 2026 has continued into the new year, with improved margins and volumes.
Supplier price increases are expected due to higher energy and freight costs linked to Middle East conflict.
No current supply issues, but potential risks if geopolitical tensions persist.
National Distribution Centre expected to be fully operational by end of 2027.
- Revenue up 5.5% year-over-year, but profit and EPS slightly down amid stable product prices.LTHM
H1 2026 - Net profit fell 19.9% to £18.1m as revenue held steady and margins faced competitive pressure.LTHM
H2 2025 - Revenue and profit declined, but cash and net assets rose amid tough market conditions.LTHM
H1 2025 - Revenue and profit declined, but cash and dividends rose amid stable operations and strong ESG focus.LTHM
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