Springfield Properties (SPR) H1 2026 earnings summary
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H1 2026 earnings summary
18 Feb, 2026Executive summary
Revenue increased to £108.0 million for the six months ended 30 November 2025, up 2% year-over-year, with adjusted profit before tax up 8% to £4.1 million and net bank debt reduced to £39.6 million from £62.9 million.
Strategic focus on the North of Scotland, leveraging a substantial land bank and new infrastructure-driven housing agreements, including a landmark deal with SSEN Transmission for 293 homes.
Strong land bank with over 7,300 owned and contracted plots, positioning the business for future growth.
Affordable housing revenue rose 26% to £25.8 million, with robust margins and strong relationships with local councils.
Dividend policy remains progressive, with a final dividend of 2p per share paid in December 2025 and plans for future increases.
Financial highlights
Revenue: £108.0 million (up from £105.6 million), adjusted profit before tax: £4.1 million (up from £3.8 million), and gross margin: 15.8% (down from 17.7%).
Net bank debt reduced by 37% to £39.6 million, and net assets stand at £172 million.
Land sales nearly doubled to £9.8 million, with sales at 1.2x book value.
Operating profit contributed £27 million in cash inflows; main outflows included £9 million for land purchases and £10 million for interest and tax.
Administrative expenses (excluding exceptionals) fell 6% to £11.6 million, representing 10.7% of revenue.
Outlook and guidance
Confident in delivering full-year results in line with expectations, with anticipated improvement in private housing margins in the second half.
Almost all forecast affordable housing revenue for FY 2026 is already delivered or contracted.
Expectation to sign main works agreements and leases for SSEN housing projects within the next 6-12 months.
Monitoring inflation and interest rates, with hopes for further reductions to support consumer confidence and mortgage competitiveness.
Excited about significant prospects in the North of Scotland, especially following the SSEN Transmission agreement.
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H1 202524 Dec 2025 - Agreement to deliver 293 homes for SSEN Transmission and H1 2026 trading in line with expectations.SPR
Trading Update17 Dec 2025 - Profit and margins surged, debt halved, and focus shifts to high-growth opportunities in northern Scotland.SPR
H2 202517 Sep 2025 - Strong land sales and margin gains drive profit growth and rapid debt reduction.SPR
Trading Update8 Jul 2025 - Improved reservations and funding boost confidence for growth in Scottish housing markets.SPR
Trading Update13 Jun 2025 - Debt reduction and land sales drive profit ahead of expectations, with stable outlook for FY 2025.SPR
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