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SigmaRoc

December 2023

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You might expect a business like Sigmaroc, a “buy and build” owner and operator of quarries in the UK and Europe, supplying bluestone and limestone as well as other aggregates and ready mix concrete, would have been battered, given the housing market downturn. However, it’s held up pretty well with trading in line with expectations. Third quarter figures showed revenues up 7% like-for-like, largely thanks to a 11% price increase with volumes sold falling 4%. Softer residential markets have been offset by robust infrastructure and industrial minerals activity, but the main highlight was EBITDA margins improving from 20% to 22% as a result of organic improvement projects and some easing of energy costs. SigmaRoc continues to ...

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SigmaRoc - Prospective PE for next year drops to just 7.2 (November 2024)

SigmaRoc - EBITDA “ahead of budget” (September 2024)

SigmaRoc (May 2024)

SigmaRoc (March 2024)

SigmaRoc - Record acquisition enhances FY’25 and FY’26 eps 18% and 25%, dropping PE to 5.3 and 4.6 (February 2024)

Sigmaroc (October 2023)

SigmaRoc - Director buying again (June 2023)

SigmaRoc - Placing provides firepower for further acquisitions (April 2023)

SigmaRoc - SigmaRoc Eps rises an incredible 40% in tough year (March 2023)

SigmaRoc - Forecasts raised 10% (February 2023)

SigmaRoc - Cluster buying by directors (December 2022)

Sigmaroc (June 2022)

SigmaRoc (May 2022)

SigmaRoc - Acquisition lifts eps 5% (February 2022)

SigmaRoc - 30% eps enhancing acquisition (September 2021)

SigmaRoc - Buy-and-build quarry and building materials group with £25m-a-year war chest (July 2021)

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