Severfield, Britain’s leading structural steel specialist, has confirmed that it
expects FY2022E results in line with its previous expectations. We are
maintaining our profit estimates for FY2022E-24E but raise our revenues to
reflect steel cost increases, which are passed onto customers. The outlook
is underpinned by record orders, amid “significant opportunities” including
‘giga-factories’, data centres and nuclear. The UK’s 7 April Energy Security
Strategy, prompted by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, puts new nuclear at the
heart of plans to reduce dependence on foreign energy. We believe this and
wider green and economic security issues should support long-term growth.

20 Apr 2022
Orders surge as nuclear market reopens

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Orders surge as nuclear market reopens
Severfield Plc (SFR:LON) | 61.1 -0.5 (-1.5%) | Mkt Cap: 189.1m
- Published:
20 Apr 2022 -
Author:
Alastair Stewart -
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Severfield, Britain’s leading structural steel specialist, has confirmed that it
expects FY2022E results in line with its previous expectations. We are
maintaining our profit estimates for FY2022E-24E but raise our revenues to
reflect steel cost increases, which are passed onto customers. The outlook
is underpinned by record orders, amid “significant opportunities” including
‘giga-factories’, data centres and nuclear. The UK’s 7 April Energy Security
Strategy, prompted by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, puts new nuclear at the
heart of plans to reduce dependence on foreign energy. We believe this and
wider green and economic security issues should support long-term growth.