Leeds-based engineering services and infrastructure group Renew Holdings plc has reported a record group order book of £915 million.
For the year ended September 30, 2025, Renew Holdings said revenue increased 5.6% to £1.116 billion.
Profit before tax fell 5.8% to £56.7 million.
Full year dividend is 20p, an increase of 5.3%, “reflecting the strong trading performance, forward momentum and the board’s positive outlook for the coming period.”
In its outlook, Renew Holdings said: “Entered FY26 with positive momentum as a pureplay engineering services provider.
“Remain strategically well positioned to capitalise on the UK Government’s committed investment as part of its ‘decade of renewal’ strategy and we continue to broaden our market leading offering with increasing diversification into new, complementary markets.
“Compelling M&A pipeline alongside other organic investment opportunities supported by our strong balance sheet.
“Record order book moving into 2026 through highly visible, committed, long-term spending cycles providing confidence in delivering against our FY26 expectations.”
Renew Holdings CEO Paul Scott said: “I am very pleased with the performance delivered across the Group during FY25. Despite well-documented headwinds in specific areas, our teams have worked tirelessly to deliver another year of record revenues and operating profit alongside the successful execution of a number of our key strategic priorities. As a result, the foundations of this business have never been stronger.
“Our ongoing focus on collaboration, diversification and the expansion of our client portfolio continues to pay dividends and is further supported by our strategic entry into new high-growth markets through targeted acquisitions.
“The successful acquisitions of Full Circle and, post period end, Emerald Power have further differentiated the strength and breadth of the Renew offering into new, high growth sectors.
“On behalf of the Board, I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of our colleagues for their unwavering dedication to delivering our mission-critical services focused on protecting and improving the UK’s critical infrastructure.
“The momentum with which we have entered the new financial year provides the Board with confidence in our ability to meet our FY26 expectations and we look forward to continuing to execute against our growth strategy in the current period and beyond.”