Keller Group

Keller Group recorded a record revenue in the first half of 2026 (+11% currency‑adjusted) and a 17.1% increase in adjusted operating profit; adjusted earnings per share rose by 22%. The interim dividend was increased by 57% to 0.287 GBP and the share buyback programme was continued. Key drivers were North America (revenue +16.7%) and a growing share of data centre projects (9% of revenue). Despite the strong figures, the stock fell slightly by 1.64% to $3,000.06. » More on de.investing.com

Keller Group increased revenue in the first half of 2026 by 11% to £1.61bn, driven by strong demand in North America. Adjusted earnings per share rose by 22%; operating profit was £112.5m (adjusted £117.9m) and profit before tax was £103.3m. The company launched a £100m share buyback programme (£35m executed so far) and reports a record order book of £1.9bn, which should support revenue in the second half. Keller expects 2026 business performance to meet the higher market expectations; consensus forecasts foresee 2026 revenue of £3.34bn and an adjusted operating profit of £242m. » More on de.investing.com

Keller raises its 2026 forecast well above market consensus and expects revenue and adjusted operating profit significantly above previous estimates. The driver is a strong North America business, supported by data center expansion and infrastructure projects. The company reports a record order book of £1.9 billion. Analysts raised price targets and the stock rose intraday to a new 52-week high. » More on de.investing.com