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- Mulberry returns to growth as losses narrowMulberry reports a continued turnaround, with FY26 revenue up 4% to £125.5m, margins improving to 72% and losses narrowing to £8.9m while underlying EBITDA becomes positive as the Back to the Mulberry Spirit strategy gains traction. In Q1 FY27, momentum continues with revenue up about 23% and double-digit LFL growth across most regions, and the company targets annual revenue above £200m and around 15% EBIT margin, supported by new product launches, stronger customer retention, and financing extending facilities to 2028.9 src · 22h
- Billington Announces £28m Contract Wins Across Three SectorsBillington Holdings reports three contract wins totaling about £28 million, spanning a North-West London education campus, an energy-from-waste project in Eastern England, and a defence-sector initial instruction slated for delivery in 2027, reinforcing its focus on high-quality, complex structural steel projects. The updates come amid a challenging market with weak demand in the structural-steel sector, and alongside news of a potential closure of the Yate facility, underscoring pressure on profitability and the need to align capacity with subdued demand.6 src · 1d
- Gateley posts record revenue, CEO plans step downGateley reports a record FY26 revenue of £194.3 million and confirms chief executive Rod Waldie will step down in August 2026, with Martin Pike serving as interim CEO during the transition. The group also resets its dividend policy to a lower total payout of 5.3 pence per share for the year, including a final 2.0p, in pursuit of sustainable growth and improved margins.5 src · 1d