For the three months ended 30 September 2025, group revenue remained flat, with year-to-date growth improving slightly by one per cent.
The underlying operating profit outlook for the full year remains unchanged at £31.6 million, in line with market expectations of £30-35 million.
SIG reported that like-for-like sales were also flat compared to the previous year’s third quarter, with underlying volumes up one per cent, reflecting subdued demand across its core markets, including interiors and roofing.
The company, which operates across Europe, noted “no material signs of market recoveries” during the period, with pricing pressures continuing to more than offset input cost inflation, resulting in a net one per cent reduction in pricing, consistent with the first half of the year.
In the UK, the interiors business outperformed with £135 million in sales and five per cent like-for-like growth in the quarter.
Meanwhile, the specialist markets and roofing divisions saw no growth, despite the latter delivering a positive three per cent increase, contributing £293 million in sales for the first nine months of 2025.
The group continues to make “good progress” on operational initiatives aimed at improving cost efficiency and working capital, including material cost actions taken in late 2024 in the UK interiors business.
Further productivity and cost measures remain a key focus.