SigmaRoc укрепляет позиции на рынке стройматериалов благодаря стратегии скупки и собственных карьеров

Few Aim-traded companies have shown as much ambition over the past 10 years as SigmaRoc (SRC). Now, as it enters the second decade of its ‘buy and build’ strategy, the company’s transformative acquisitions and disciplined cost management have left it well placed to continue delivering for investors, whatever the economic weather. Investing in a London-listed building materials company at a time when UK housebuilding is in the doldrums amid broader economic uncertainty might at first glance appear foolhardy. But SigmaRoc has evolved from a more conventional limestone supplier into an increasingly specialist vendor of lime products. It extracts the limestone from its own quarries, which have combined reserves of more than 2bn tonnes, and more than a century’s worth of output at its current sales rate. It then either sells this directly to industry or uses its own kilns to refine it into a variety of products. As a result, construction customers – the obvious use case for limestone – accounted for less than half of its 2025 revenue of £1.04bn.