Billington – I having questioned in April how confident to really be of trading in line with market expectations, now a “Trading Update”…

Most recently on structural steel and construction safety company Billington (BILN), in April with the shares up to 370p I questioned how confident to really be in its stated “orderbook underpins our confidence in delivering… in line with market expectations”. The shares most recently closed at 410p but what about now a “Trading Update” including it “now expects that the group’s underlying profit before tax for FY26 will be… below current market expectations”.

Billington (#BILN) – “previously anticipated contract profits not being recognised in FY26 and the performance of an industrial project” profit warning

Billington (#BILN) – 2025 adj. EPS down to 27.1p, DPS to 11p, “expect to deliver an improved financial performance in 2026”

Billington – contract wins and “orderbook underpins our confidence in delivering… in line with market expectations”, but how confident to really be?

Describing itself as “one of the UK's leading structural steel and construction safety solutions specialists”, Billington Holdings (BILN) has issued a “Contract Wins & Notice of Results” announcement and what about the shares currently up to 370p in response?

Billington – interims, why a profit warning only now?…

Most recently writing on company which describes itself as “one of the UK’s leading structural steel and construction safety solutions specialists” Billington Holdings (BILN), in April with the shares down to 360p I concluded that I concurred with an emphasised “ability to weather downturns in a way that many of its peers cannot” which suggested to put on the watchlist for recovery but, with the downturn uncertainty, to presently avoid. The shares most recently closed at 325p and what about now an “Interim Results and Board Change” announcement and the shares falling below 300p?

Billington – 2024 profit “in line with upgraded market expectations”, BUT…

Describing itself as “one of the UK's leading structural steel and construction safety solutions specialists”, Billington Holdings (BILN) is a previous tip from HotStockRockets where a 400p+ share price was targeted. That saw gains banked as the shares exceeded 400p towards the end of 2023 and they most recently closed at 455p. However, what about the shares currently at 360p on the back of “pleased to announce… results for the year ended 31 December 2024”?

Billington (#BILN) – 2024 EPS down to 66.2p, DPS to 25p, notes “industry demand” challenges

Billington (#BILN) – expects 2024 “ahead of current market expectations” after “continued strong delivery in the second half”

Billington – trading ‘ahead of market expectations’, looks further share price upside ahead

Structural steel and construction safety company Billington (BILN) has announced that trading has continued to be strong across the business and that it “now expects revenue and profit before tax for the year ending 31 December 2023 to be ahead of previous market expectations”. What of this good news currently sparking the shares up to 350p?

Billington – its interims mean this winning share tip now expects full year ahead of expectations

Structural steel and construction safety company Billington (BILN) has announced its results for the first half of the 2023 calendar year and that it now expects to deliver full-year profit ahead of prior expectations. Good news.

Billington Holdings – likely upcoming trading catalysts to see the shares regain previous highs?...

A most recent, 6th June, announcement from structural steel and construction safety company Billington Holdings (BILN) included that “2023 has started positively… we have a robust business with significant momentum”. However, the shares, having reached above 450p in April, have since fallen back to a 330p offer price. We believe that there are the likely upcoming trading catalysts to see the shares regain those previous highs again.

This Futuristic Outfit Steeling itself for High Profits is Worth a Look

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Billington (#BILN) – 2022 “ahead of market expectations”, expects that to continue this year

Billington (#BILN) – with efficiency improvements, expects profit “significantly ahead of the board's previous expectations”

Billington (#BILN) – trading “positively”, “well placed to deliver improved results”

Billington – emphasises “recovery” and “confident”, so why are the shares down again?...

Writing on structural steel and construction safety company Billington (BILN) earlier this month with the shares at 225p after I previously noting ‘profit warning & how confident can it be for 2022 really?’, a further share price fall, it has now announced results emphasising some recovery for its markets and that its “order book continues at a consistently high level”. So what of a current below 220p share price?...

Billington – with I previously noting ‘profit warning & how confident can it be for 2022 really?’, a further share price fall...

A “Notice of Results and Trading Updates”-titled announcement from structural steel and construction safety company Billington (BILN) sounds routine but, on a currently reasonable day for the markets, why are the shares down approaching 3.5% to 225p?...

Billington – profit warning & how confident can it be for 2022 really?...

UK structural steel and construction safety company Billington Holdings (BILN) has made a “trading update” noting current “delays in the construction industry” but “an increased degree of confidence for 2022 and beyond”. So what’s the full story?...

Billington (#BILN) – profit warning, “delays in the construction industry”

Billington (#BILN) – expects FY above market expectations, argues “well placed to move forward into 2020 and beyond”