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Travis Perkins

  • Travis Perkins builds sturdy sales growth as cost inflation swells four per cent

    October 28, 2021

    Building materials business Travis Perkins has posted solid sales growth in its third quarter trading update, which flies in the face of global supply chain troubles and a raw material pricing crisis. The London-listed builders merchants has continued a pandemic-era momentum – which saw many households undertaking DIY projects during lockdown – with like-for-like sales [...]

  • Wickes instates first-ever dividend following Travis Perkins demerger

    September 16, 2021

    Revenue at Wickes has grown steadily on pre-pandemic levels, pushing the home improvement store chain to instate its first ever interim dividend. The Watford-headquartered group posted revenue growth of 22.4 per cent on 2019 levels, and 33.1 per cent on a like for like basis, in its interim results for the six months to 26 [...]

  • Travis Perkins raises full year forecast as revenue soars

    August 3, 2021

    Home improvement firm Travis Perkins raised its 2021 forecast today following a strong first-half, introducing a special dividend of 35 pence per share. Revenue for the business rose to £2.29bn in the six months ending June 2021, up from £1.66bn in the same period last year. The Northampton-based company increased their full year expectations to [...]

  • HIG sink £325m into Travis Perkins’ plumbing business

    May 21, 2021

    Home improvement firm Travis Perkins has this morning announced the sale of its plumbing business to an affiliate of H.I.G. Capital for £325m. The firm said that the proceeds from the sale would be given back to shareholders in the form of a 35p special dividend and, if possible, a share buyback. The deal means [...]

  • Travis Perkins sales rise as Wickes demerger nears completion

    April 15, 2021

    Travis Perkins is on track to demerge its Wickes home improvement business by 28 April, the company said on Thursday. The group had put the process on hold at the start of the pandemic last year, but trading in Wickes shares will now commence at the end of the month. Nick Roberts, CEO of Travis [...]

  • DIY retailer Wickes forecasts strong sales growth ahead of Travis Perkins demerger

    March 24, 2021

    DIY chain Wickes, which is being demerged from building trade retailer Travis Perkins, today forecast strong full-year sales growth ahead of launching its public listing as a standalone firm. The home improvement sector has performed well during the pandemic as Britons have spent more time at home, have had fewer leisure options and have travelled [...]

  • Travis Perkins restarts Wickes demerger process as profit slumps

    March 2, 2021

    Travis Perkins has recommenced the process to demerge its Wickes home improvement business, the company said on Tuesday. The group had put the process on hold at the start of the pandemic in March last year. CEO Nick Roberts believes it is the right time for Britain’s biggest seller of building materials to restart the [...]

  • London First CEO Jasmine Whitbread leaves for Travis Perkins

    January 6, 2021

    London First announced this morning that CEO Jasmine Whitbread will step down after four years at the non-profit. Whitbread plans to succeed Stuart Chambers as non-executive chairman at building material and equipment giant Travis Perkins at the end of March. “I’ve had four exhilarating years at the helm of London First, grappling with the impact [...]

  • Travis Perkins returns furlough cash following DIY boom

    December 16, 2020

    Travis Perkins has announced it will return business rates relief and furlough cash for its Wickes and Toolstation brands, as the company continued to see a strong demand for DIY during the pandemic. The Northampton-headquartered firm said this morning that the repayment of government assistance totalled £50m. “Given the status of Wickes as an essential [...]

  • Travis Perkins sales recover amid post-lockdown DIY boom

    October 22, 2020

    Travis Perkins (LON:TPK) sales were boosted by a DIY boom after consumers spent more time at home during lockdown.  The company announced this morning that like-for-like sales jumped 3.9 per cent in the third quarter, driven by an increase in home improvement projects.  However Travis Perkins, which owns the Toolstation and Wickes brands, said there [...]

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