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Safestyle - Order book grew 20% in H1

December 2016

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  • Epic Code:
  • SFE
  • Price:
  • 250p
In defiance of wobbles elsewhere in construction and house building there’s been strength in Safestyle’s shares, bouncing from a post Brexit low of 205p to the current 250p. This reflects interims ahead of expectations with pretax profit ahead 18% to £10.6m on sales that rose 13% to £83.5m.Safestyle, the market leader in manufacturing and retailing of replacement PVCu windows and doors for homeowners, increased market share from 9.5% to 10% and with the market itself growing 2.2% by volume, that led to a 5.7% jump in the volume of frames installed to 149,742. This growth was partly driven by a new low cost finance product and also by a 26% increase in leads generated from media and online marketing to 39,118 ...

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