Nexus Infrastructure flags resilient full-year performance

(Sharecast News) - Nexus Infrastructure said on Wednesday that it delivered a resilient performance in 2025 and remained well positioned for long-term growth, supported by a stronger order book and exposure to more resilient end markets.

In a statement ahead of its annual general meeting, the AIM-traded infrastructure services group said it achieved robust revenue growth and improving margins in the 2025 financial year, alongside strengthening its operational platform.

The company added that it had increased the visibility and quality of its revenues through a growing order book and a broader presence in infrastructure markets.

Nexus said trading conditions remained mixed in the near term, but underlying demand across its end markets continued to be supportive.

The group highlighted a growing pipeline and ongoing operational momentum as underpinning its confidence in delivering sustainable long-term growth.

It also announced board changes, with chair Richard Kilner and non-executive director Ffion Griffith stepping down at the end of the AGM.

Non-executive director Clare Lacey would assume the role of interim chair with immediate effect following the meeting.

Nexus said it remained committed to maintaining close engagement with shareholders as it continued to execute its strategy.

At 1029 GMT, shares in Nexus Infrastructure were up 0.91% at 111p.

Reporting by Josh White for Sharecast.com.

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