Fact sheet

Galliford Try is a leading construction group, carrying out building and infrastructure works across the UK

Our purpose

Our purpose is to improve people's lives through building the facilities and infrastructure that communities need, providing opportunities for our people to learn, grow and progress, working with our supply chain to promote the very best working practices and caring for the environment.

Our business

Operating as Galliford Try and Morrison Construction, our work for public and private sector clients is well balanced and extensive.

We are focused on the health, education, defence, custodial, highways and environment sectors, where we have core and proven expertise, and a strong pipeline supplemented by our acquisition of the nmcn water business in 2021, as well as our growing capabilities in FM and the Privated Rented Sector.

At 31 December 2021, we had 3,300 employees, with 6.2% of them in graduate, apprentice or trainee roles.

Key strengths

  • Well-capitalisedand debt-free.
  • Disciplined approach to project selection and rigorous risk management.
  • Strong, long-term, collaborative client and supply chain relationships.
  • Government public and regulated sector investment is stimulating activity in our chosen markets, where we are on key frameworks.
  • Our investment in technical capability and digital tools is delivering greater efficiency for our clients, while driving down carbon.

Revenue1

£329.2m

Building£1.1bn Infrastructure

£789.2m

1 Financial year to 30 June 2021.

Average month-end cash

£180m

in the six months to 31 December 2021.

Order book2

10%

Public and regulated

£3.4bn

Private

90%

2At 31 December 2021.

Order book by sector2

Building

Total £2.0bn

Education

£692m

Defence and custodial

£359m

Health

£381m

FM

£247m

Commercial

£364m

Infrastructure

Total £1.4bn

Highways

£510m

Environment

£860m

Sustainable Growth Strategy

Our strategy sets objectives which align profit with purpose. Sustainability, driven by digitalisation, decarbonisation and social value, is at its heart, responding to stakeholder needs and increasing the long-term operational and financial performance of our organisation.

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A people orientated, progressive culture driven by our values.

Health and safety

Our people

Protect the environment and create greater social value for communities.

Environment and climate change Communities

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Deliver high-quality

buildings and infrastructure in a socially responsible way and provide a sustainable return for our shareholders

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Deliver excellence for our clients.

Clients

Supply chain

Earn a sustainable return on the value we deliver.

Our sustainability commitments

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Strategic priorities

Progressive culture

Socially responsible delivery

Quality and innovation

Sustainable financial returns

Sustainability pillars

Objective

2026 ambition

FY21

Health and

Accident Frequency Rate

No harm

0.08

HEALTH safety

Lost Time Incident Rate

No harm

0.26

Early careers as % total employees

YoY increase

7.2%

Our people

Women as a % of total employees

YoY increase

23.0%

Employee advocacy

YoY increase

New measure

Environment

Scope 1 and 2 carbon emissions (CO2e tonnes)

Net zero by 2030

8,881

and climate

Scope 3 carbon emissions (CO2e tonnes)

Net zero by 2045

New measure

change

Waste intensity (tn/£100K revenue)

YoY reduction

7.6

Communities

Social value as a % turnover

YoY increase

New measure

CCS performance

>38 and above industry ave

40.6 (industry ave. 38.0)

Clients

% of repeat business in order book

>80%

92%

% full year planned revenue secured at start of the financial year

>85%

90%

Supply chain

% business unit core trades spend with Aligned subcontractors

70%-80%

59%

Prompt payment - % of invoices paid within 60 days

>95%

93%

SUPPLY CHAIN

Objective

2026 target

FY21

Focus on bottom line margin growth.

Divisional operating margin

2.0%

growth to 3.0%.

Disciplined contract selection and sustainable revenue growth.

Revenue growth towards £1.6bn.

£1,125m

Maintain strong balance sheet.

Operating cash generation.

Average month

end cash £164m

Sustainable dividends.

Dividend cover of 2.0x.

Dividend cover of 2.0x

Risk management

Assessing and managing risks and uncertainties is the central element of our process and business strategy. Commercial control and rigorous risk management are an integral part of our strategy. We achieve this through our:

  • Focus on margin improvement as we grow.
  • Disciplined approach to project selection including:
    • Ensuring appropriate terms and conditions for each project.
    • Employing margin thresholds.
    • Peer reviews of bids and contract reporting.
    • Board approval for all bids over £25m and other risk factors.
  • Aligned and informed supply chain.
  • Clear management reporting lines.

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