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Lords - Largest deal to date

June 2022

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  • Epic Code:
  • LORD
  • Price:
  • 87.5p
Since my main note, Lords has announced its largest deal to date, the £23.1m purchase of AW Lumb. Lumb reported EBITDA of £3.9m and pretax profit of £3.8m and EBITDA margins of 9%, which is superior to Lords. With Lumb’s EV/ EBITDA just 5.9x versus Lords’ c.8.6 EV / EBITDA according to Cenkos, it’s clearly eps enhancing. Lumb was established in 1964 and is a two branch business (Dewsbury, Yorkshire and Tamworth, Staffs) employing 77 staff. It offers general merchanting across building materials, garden landscaping, timber & joinery and roofing. Lumb will not only improve Lords’ geographic reach and provide a platform to launch into the Midlands but also extends product specialisms into dry-lining / plasterboard and insulation m ...

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