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Breedon Group (BREE) CMD 2024 summary

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CMD 2024 summary

8 Jul, 2026

Strategic progress and business model

  • Achieved consistent top and bottom-line growth despite declining market volumes, supported by a vertically integrated, asset-backed model across GB, Ireland, and the U.S.

  • Strategy has evolved to 'expand and improve,' focusing on M&A, organic growth, operational excellence, and innovation, with sustainability and disciplined capital allocation as core lenses.

  • Transitioned from AIM to the Main Market, reflecting increased scale and maturity.

  • Strong employee engagement, with an 80% engagement score and a culture emphasizing empowerment and continuous improvement.

  • Maintains strong local market positions with over 350 sites and significant reserves, supporting long-term growth in infrastructure and housing markets.

Growth strategy and business evolution

  • Breedon 3.0 strategy focuses on expanding, improving, and scaling up, especially in the US market, with a virtuous circle of enhancement guiding business evolution.

  • Updated strategic priorities include scaling up the US business, targeted vertical integration, and strategic aggregates expansion in all operating regions.

  • Organic growth is complemented by a robust M&A track record, with over 25 deals and more than £1bn cumulative spend to date.

  • BMC serves as the US platform, with ambitions to build out from Missouri and pursue bolt-on and larger transactions, aiming for scale equivalent to GB and Ireland over the next decade.

  • Breedon aims to at least double in size over the next decade, driven by its three-platform strategy and disciplined execution.

Sustainability and upgraded targets

  • Achieved a 24% reduction in gross carbon intensity per ton of cementitious product since 2005; new SBTi-validated targets aim for a 23.3% absolute reduction in Scope 1, 2, and key Scope 3 emissions by 2030 from a 2022 baseline.

  • New social value target: generate £500 million of social value by 2030, shifting from people impacted to economic value delivered.

  • By 2030, aim for 50% of downstream product sales revenue from the Breedon Balance sustainable product range, with stringent qualifying criteria.

  • Sustainability framework is built on three pillars: Planet (carbon reduction, resource use), People (community impact, workforce development), and Places (sustainable products and innovation).

  • Enhanced transparency and reporting, with improved external ratings (AA by MSCI, Bronze by EcoVadis, CDP Climate Change score of B) and broader disclosures.

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