UK 15:14 Wednesday, 23 September 2026
Breaking news and expert analysis on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares
Describing itself as “a leading provider of civil engineering infrastructure solutions”, Nexus Infrastructure (NEXS) has announced results for its half-year ended 31st March 2026 including emphasising “while cognisant of the continued challenging UK macroeconomic backdrop, the board remains confident in the group’s ability to deliver full-year results in line with market expectations”. From its valuation at a 111p share price, how creditable is that?
A civil engineering infrastructure provider to the housebuilding and utility, transport and environmental sectors, Nexus Infrastructure (NEXS) was a previous successful tip on the HotStockRockets website where profit was taken at a 165p share price last year on wariness of the macro environment and government policies. With the shares now back at 117.5p, what of the company’s year ended 30th September 2025 results?
UK civil engineering infrastructure company Nexus Infrastructure (NEXS) has announced its results for its year ended 30th September 2024 and argues it’s “strengthening our foundations and positioning us well for future growth”. So is that discounted in a 121p share price, just up on our tip of last summer?
Civil engineering infrastructure services provider to the UK housebuilding sector Nexus Infrastructure (NEXS) has announced trading “in line with market expectations” and an acquisition of a civil engineering and construction business emphasised to have experience in several key sectors including water, rail, highways and rivers & marine. The shares are up to 135p on the news
Shares in Nexus Infrastructure (NEXS) were rising strongly before falling back until recently and “Holding(s) in Company” announcements now suggest why and that there could be further positive share price momentum ahead.
I first wrote on Nexus Infrastructure (NEXS), which describes itself as “a leading provider of essential infrastructure solutions”, with the shares falling below 150p in 2019 and most recently with they at 72.5p last month including that it would be interesting to see the balance sheet flows from an argued positive half-year period but with it still-admitted cash “marginally lower than the board's expectations” and that I remained somewhat cautious on order book conversion. I’m now asked to comment on the recent half-year results which have sparked the shares back up to above 100p.
Describing itself as “a leading provider of essential infrastructure solutions”, Nexus Infrastructure (NEXS) has issued a trading update commencing that “for the six months ended 31 March 2024… expects to report revenue of £26m, in line with the board's expectations and is pleased to report a further improvement in the order book to £72m from £57m at 31 January 2024 and £46m at the end of FY23”. Sounds like good news then, so what of a 72.5p share price still down from 97.5p as recently as February?
Now a focused on civil engineering and infrastructure services to the UK housebuilding sector in the South-East of England and London company, Nexus Infrastructure (NEXS) has issued a trading update including that, whilst it is currently operating in challenging market conditions, in the coming months it expects its order book to “significantly increase” based on a number of live conversations with customers and that it “has a robust balance sheet with cash and cash equivalents of £14.6 million at the FY23 period end and the board expects to pay a final dividend”. So what of a current share price response down approaching 7% towards 100p?
Last month Nexus Infrastructure (NEXS) announced that it had completed the sale of its TriConnex (multi-utility networks) and eSmart Networks (renewable and electric vehicle charging infrastructure) businesses for £77.7 million and that “a circular containing details of… tender offer as well as a notice convening a general meeting of shareholders is expected to be published shortly”. This has now been published and so what of a current 162p share price, £73.8 million market cap?
Previously writing on utilities, civil engineering and energy infrastructure company Nexus Infrastructure (NEXS), last year with the shares at 175p I noted the particularly eSmart Networks trajectory looked interesting but the possible trading recovery required and pre-Covid performance concerns saw these shares only on the watchlist. They last closed at 167p, and why are they currently down to 145p on the back of a “trading update”?
Previously writing on Nexus Infrastructure (NEXS), in February I concluded with the trading recovery required from here and indeed the noted pre-Covid performance, I continue to avoid. What of results for its half-year ended 31st March 2021 then?...
Nexus Infrastructure (NEXS) concludes an AGM Statement today with that “with a strong balance sheet and order book of £279m, Nexus remains on-track to implement its recovery and growth strategy”. So why a currently more than 6% share price fall, to 153p?...
Provider of infrastructure services to the UK housebuilding and commercial sectors, Nexus Infrastructure (NEXS) has updated with a headline “Profits for the full year expected to be in line with market expectations” and a statement including “the continued growth in our order book provides us with strong visibility of future earnings and gives us confidence in the future… The board believes that the group is in a strong position to deliver consistent organic growth, aided by the structural undersupply in the UK housebuilding market and Government stimulus for the sector”. The shares have responded up to 140p – though that down from 216p reached in April. Hmmm…
