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Kier Group PLC

Kier Group plc is primarily engaged in the construction business in the United Kingdom and internationally. It operates through four segments: Construction, Infrastructure Services, Property, and Corporate. The company constructs power stations, roads, bridges, railways, and tunnels, as well as buildings for public and private sectors, including schools, hospitals, defence estate optimisation, commercial, residential, and heritage buildings for local authorities, the Ministry of Justice, other government departments, and prisons. It also provides maintenance services for UK road, rail, and utilities infrastructure, reactive repairs, water and network services, mechanical and electrical engineering, fabric maintenance, and cleaning, grounds maintenance, security, and pest control services. Additionally, it invests in and develops property schemes and sites. Kier Group plc was incorporated in 1992 and is based in Salford, United Kingdom.

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Kier Group Posts Higher Fiscal 2026 Profit, Sets Medium-Term Growth Targets

Kier Group reported higher revenue, profit and cash generation for fiscal 2026, with revenue up 7.5% to £4.4 billion, adjusted operating profit up 6.7% to £170 million and adjusted earnings per share up 8.8%. The order book rose 8.2% to a record £11.9 billion as of June 30, providing 95% revenue coverage for fiscal 2027, and the company said it expects fiscal 2027 adjusted earnings per share at the top end of its prior guidance. Operating free cash flow reached £206 million, closing cash rose 14% to £232 million, and the board raised the full-year dividend to 7.8 pence per share after a final dividend of 5.2 pence, alongside a completed £20 million buyback and a second £25 million program begun in March. Kier will run off its existing property portfolio rather than invest in new developments, expecting to release about £150 million of capital over three years, and is targeting medium-term adjusted operating margins of 4% to 4.5%, cash conversion above 90% and annual EPS growth exceeding 10%, with average net cash of more than £200 million by fiscal 2029. The company also aims to double water revenue from £400 million to £800 million by 2029, lift energy revenue from £170 million to £400 million, defense from £150 million to £350 million and healthcare from £170 million to £250 million, sectors it said could provide about £1 billion of revenue uplift.
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