‘Sustainable building products, systems and solutions group’ Alumasc (ALU) has announced results for its year ended 30th June 2026 and “a positive start to FY27, with group revenue in the first two months up 5% year-on-year”. So what about a share price more than 3% lower in response at 230p?
It was only in April this year that Alumasc (ALU) was “pleased to confirm” Pamela Bingham had been appointed as CEO, with Chair Vijay Thakrar emphasising “she brings extensive commercial experience as well as a record of value creation through organic and inorganic growth, employee engagement, digital transformation and customer loyalty, all of which will be helpful in leading Alumasc during its next stage of growth”. Less than four months later it’s Vijay Thakrar, as “Interim Executive Chair”, providing the comment in Alumasc’s full-year trading update as “Pamela Bingham, has been suspended by the board pending an investigation into matters relating to her professional conduct”! So what’s going on? Here’s what we understand…
‘Sustainable building products, systems and solutions group’ Alumasc (ALU) was previously followed on the N50 website before last October the group noted that macroeconomic, fiscal and political headwinds had intensified and it was concluded to play it safe and sell with the shares then at 295.5p. The shares most recently closed at 260p and what about them currently falling below 230p on the back of a “Q3 Trading Update”?
‘Sustainable building products, systems and solutions group’ Alumasc (ALU) has announced results for its year ended 30th June 2025 and that its outlook “remains optimistic for another successful year of growth”. How are the results and outlook relative to a 322.5p share price, £116.5 million market cap, valuation?
‘Sustainable building products, systems and solutions group’ Alumasc (ALU) has announced its results for its half-year ended 31st December 2024 headlined “Strong momentum continuing, driven by organic and inorganic growth”. This sounds good.
A company describing itself as a “premium sustainable building products, systems and solutions group” which, amidst the current highly challenging macro environment, was able in September to note “a further upgrade to our 2024 profit, with underlying profit before tax of £13.0m, 16% ahead of the prior year. All three divisions saw organic revenue and strong profit growth” commands attention – and the following details why it looks a growth Buy.



