Michelmersh Brick (MBH) Trading Update summary
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Trading Update summary
2 Dec, 2025Trading performance and market conditions
Trading and profitability improved over the first half, but Q4 saw a notable slowdown in construction activity due to macroeconomic challenges and UK Budget uncertainty.
Positive order intake continues to support a well-balanced forward order book, reflecting robust demand for a diverse product range, though timing of despatches is more uncertain.
Capital allocation priorities were maintained, with £1.8 million returned to shareholders via buybacks and the £2 million target expected to be met by year-end.
Production returned to a normal operating rhythm in H2 after significant capital investment, supporting improved profits in the second half and into 2026.
Full-year revenue is expected to be around £69.0 million with adjusted EBITDA of approximately £12.5 million, and a broadly cash neutral balance sheet at year-end.
Strategic positioning and sustainability
The business operates seven leading brands and produces over 120 million clay bricks and pavers annually.
Focus on long-term sustainability, environmental responsibility, and employee development remains central.
Ongoing development of landfill and ancillary land assets provides future growth opportunities.
The company aims to enhance the architectural landscape and add value for stakeholders.
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