Read the latest magazine Industry News Solar Solar Boosts Marshalls 2025 Results as Roofing Revenues Contracted in H2 19 January 2026 Viridian Solar, part of the Roofing division in Marshalls plc, boosted 2025 full year trading results with 32% growth in sales. The increased sales were partially offset in the Roofing division by a reduction in Marley revenues in the second half of the year. The built environment products manufacturer reported roofing products revenue of £194 million for the year overall, up 4% on 2024. Viridian Solar’s revenue growth also moderated in H2 to 18%, as the implementation of the Part L energy efficiency regulations matured resulting in tougher comparatives, the company says. Lower market activity levels and relatively strong competitors resulted in Marley revenues falling in the second half of the year. Group revenue was £632 million for the year, up 2% on 2024. Divisional Trading Performance Revenue growth versus 2024 H1 2025 H2 2025 FY2025 Landscaping Products -1% -1% -1% Building Products +6% +3% +4% Roofing Products +11% -2% +4% Group +4% 0% +2% In Marshalls other divisions, Landscaping Products continues to be its weakest performer. Revenue was £266 million, a reduction of one per cent compared to 2024. Building Products’ revenue was £172 million up 4% on the previous year. Revenue growth slowed to 3% in the second half of the year as the strong growth in Water Management was partially offset by a further softening in Bricks. Resilient Performance Simon Bourne, Chief Executive Officer, said: “Marshalls delivered a resilient performance, evidenced by a return to revenue growth despite the challenging market backdrop, and delivering profits in-line with the market’s expectations. I am confident that the Group is well positioned to benefit from a market recovery and structural growth drivers over the medium term.” Outlook With a continued uncertain outlook for 2026 according to Marshalls, the company remains focused on operational improvements through its ‘Transform & Grow’ strategy. The Group is not anticipating a significant improvement in market activity levels during the next 12 months. >> Read more about Marshalls in the news Previous article Transfer Slabs – Recent Concerns and What You Need to KnowNext article SIG Reports Flat Sales as Profits Grow Share article You may also like View all News Industry News +2 20 March 2026 RA Issues Revised Safety Guidance on Rooflight Covers Awards and Events +3 20 March 2026 The Great British Slate Off Returns for 2026 Green Roofs +3 20 March 2026 Swansea Joins Global Network of Biophilic Cities Sign Up to Roofing Today Stay up to date with all of the latest news from Roofing Today by signing up to our weekly Bulletins… Sign Up Today Get in Touch Check out the latest issue 123 March-April 2026 View Now Past Issues Get in Touch